Seed, a microbiome science company, today unveiled the world’s first meditation powered by the human microbiome, created in partnership with mindfulness platform Open. The track—composed from real microbial activity translated into sound—offers a grounding, science-backed moment of recalibration ahead of the holiday stretch.
To create the track, Seed’s science team captured microbial activity from the human gut and translated it into binary data, which Open’s sound engineers converted into MIDI tones and arranged into a meditative soundscape. The result is a first-of-its-kind microbial sound bath that translates the invisible world of the microbiome into an immersive, sensory experience––allowing listeners to truly tune in to their biology.
The meditation anchors Second Brain, a new seven-part Seed × Open mindfulness series that brings the science of the gut–brain connection into daily practice.
For nearly a decade, Seed has been translating complex microbiome science into forms that are both accessible and experientially meaningful. This collaboration with Open builds on that work, transforming invisible biology into a sensory experience that makes the science both tangible and unexpectedly moving.
Seed Health is a microbiome science company pioneering clinically validated innovations for gut and whole-body health. Rooted in rigorous research and peer-reviewed studies, Seed is setting new standards for efficacy, safety, and trust in the biotics category. Our flagship innovation, DS-01® Daily Synbiotic, is a pre- and probiotic studied in multiple human clinical trials and trusted by over one million people for its systemic benefits, including gut, skin, immune, and heart health. Our pipeline of gut-directed innovations, developed in collaboration with world-renowned researchers and clinicians, harnesses the microbiome as a driver of longevity, systemic health, and daily well-being. Grounded in the ethos that human and planetary health are interconnected, our environmental research division, SeedLabs, advances microbial interventions to enhance biodiversity and help restore ecosystems impacted by human activity.
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