1000MYMicrobiome

Introducing our research team from Monash University Malaysia that has been working tirelessly on the 1000MYMicrobiome project! 🥳 Feel free to reach out to us if you have any enquiries about our project! ☺️🤩

Our key researcher, A/Prof Dr Chong Chun Wie, is on New Strait Times!
He shares that our Malaysian traditional food such as nasi ulam, fruit rojak and chapati are "gut-friendly" food which helps preventing and reducing gut inflammation.

Get a FREE Gut Health Check & RM 50 from us.
Find out more: https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/1000mymicrobiome/

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Ever wondered how your waste products could help others in their journey of healing? Donate your "Big Business" now as they would help us researchers to understand the diversity of Malaysian gut microbiome! In return, you will get to have a look at your gut bacteria composition and understand them better! (p/s! also a RM50 voucher as compensation for your help!)
Sign up now at: https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/1000mymicrobiome/home

The Team behind 1000MYMICROBIOME would like to wish all of you a Selamat Hari Raya 💚 May you be blessed with a wonderful Eid with family and friends and may your heart be filled with peace and serenity during this amazing holidays ☺️

Thank you for your support towards our project and gut health research!

Join the gut bacteria study conducted by Monash University Malaysia and get a FREE gut health report (worth RM800) plus RM50 for your participation. All you have to do is donate your 💩! Click https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/1000mymicrobiome/home?pli=1 to sign up and let's support the amazing work of scientists and improve our gut health together! 1000MYMicrobiome #guthealth #microbiome #researchstudy #monashuniversity #healthybodyhealthymind #poopdonation #healthylifestyle #healthyliving #scienceiscool #gutbacteria #1000mymicrobiome #georgencooking #dietitian

Join the gut bacteria study conducted by Monash University Malaysia and get a FREE gut health report (worth RM800) plus RM50 for your participation. All you have to do is donate your 💩! Click https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/1000mymicrobiome/home?pli=1 to sign up and let's support the amazing work of scientists and improve our gut health together! 1000MYMicrobiome #guthealth #microbiome #researchstudy #monashuniversity #healthybodyhealthymind #poopdonation #healthylifestyle #healthyliving #scienceiscool #gutbacteria #1000mymicrobiome #georgencooking #dietitian

Thank you Monash University Malaysia for covering our project! Volunteer registration is still open so do check out our website for more info and to sign up! https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/1000mymicrobiome/home

We invite you to participate in a research study to profile 1000 Malaysian microbiomes through the sequencing of stool samples. The study is a collaboration between Monash University Malaysia and the Asian Microbiome Library Pte Ltd, the first ASEAN microbiome start-up.

Information obtained from the study will help improve our understanding of the healthy gut microbiota in Malaysia, which may facilitate better intervention or management of subjects suffering from gut-related diseases in the future.

You will receive the following:
i) RM50 as a token of appreciation and
ii) A free simple gut health report which will otherwise cost SGD230. [Limited time offer!]

Scan the QR code or click here for more details: https://sites.google.com/monash.edu/1000mymicrobiome/home

Been receiving a lot of messages from confused participants not knowing they still have forms to complete, so we decided to cut down from THREE forms into TWO forms!

Had the opportunity today to promote about prediabetes and gut health/microbiome at the opening ceremony for Kebun Komuniti USJ 17/2 by PAWE (Pusat Aktiviti Warga Emas) along with the School of Pharmacy team from Monash! Big thanks to the organizing committee for having us 🫶🏻

Snippets of what we do in lab: done with another round of DNA extraction!

Part 2 of our FAQs and this time we’ll be explaining more on specimen collection specifically!