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The Programme that starts with why

New science links gut health to your skin. This programme finds the inflammatory gut imbalances behind eczema, acne and skin issues — at every age and stage.

New science links gut health to your skin. This programme finds the inflammatory gut imbalances behind eczema, acne and skin issues — at every age and stage.

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Developed based on 25+ years of R&D by scientists with over 1,600 publications

Developed based on 25+ years of R&D by scientists with over 1,600 publications

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Only 100 Programmes will release.

Here's what it's meant for the 1,000's of people who struggled with skin issues and found the root cause in their gut.

Are you ready to finally know the root cause?

93%

93%

93%

feel more confident supporting their gut health

feel more confident supporting their gut health

82%

82%

82%

Found our recommendations easy to implement

Found our recommendations easy to implement

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After

After

Why skin issues usually start in the gut

Trillions of bacteria in your gut

Most eczema treatments address the symptoms. But, what they're missing is identifying bacteria imbalances that may be driving the symptoms, and telling you what to do about it.

An imbalanced gut makes the immune system overactive

When certain bacteria are low or missing, the immune system struggles to stay regulated and can cause inflammatory reactions like eczema.

A weakened gut lining affects the skin barrier

The gut and skin share signals. When the gut lining is compromised, skin barrier function weakens — making it easier for triggers to cause flares.

Creams can help short-term

Creams can give short term relief, but flares often return and the cycle continues, because the underlying root cause of the inflamation is still there.

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Sofia's story is one of many we've heard

“At five months old, my daughter developed dermatitis on her face and neck, with eczema patches across her body. Nothing seemed to help. Thanks to the gut insights by Alba we made changes and her skin completely cleared. No more rashes, no more eczema.”

– Ines, Sofia's mom

“At five months old, my daughter developed dermatitis on her face and neck, with eczema patches across her body. Nothing seemed to help. Thanks to the gut insights by Alba we made changes and her skin completely cleared. No more rashes, no more eczema.”

– Ines, Sofia's mum

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*These are individual results and experiences. Alba does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Always speak to a healthcare professional about any health concern.

THE GUT-SKIN JOURNEY

Understanding is the first step.

Change takes time to confirm.

1. Test

A simple at-home stool sample. Results in your app in 3–4 weeks.

A simple at-home stool sample. Results in the app in 3–4 weeks.

2. Understand

Your report shows what's out of balance – and why.

Your report shows what's out of balance – and why.

3. Restore

 Follow a plan built around your data: food, supplements and habits.

 Follow a plan built around your data: food, supplements and habits.

4. Track

A second test shows what's changed, and sets what comes next.

A second test shows what's changed, and sets what comes next.

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HOW THE GUT-SKIN PROGRAMME WORKS

Everything you need on your journey.

What's included

Week 1

Gut microbiome analysis

A 5-minute at-home stool sample, a prepaid label, and results in your app in 3–4 weeks.

Week 3

Your gut health picture

What's present, what's missing, and what it means for your skin. A plan covering food, probiotics and habits – built around your microbiome.

Week 4

Expert consultation & implementation

Your nutrition coach, specialized in gut-skin axis, walks you through the results. Join monthly group sessions with our gut-skin experts.

Month 3

Second microbiome analysis

Second test, same kit. Done 3 months after test 1.

Month 4

Progress report & updated plan

See what's shifted with real data, not a feeling. What changed, what's still changing, and a refined plan for what to focus on next.

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Meet a few of our Gut-Skin Experts

Hanna Rayner
Clinical Nutritionist

"Real change happens when you stop guessing and start healing."

With years of clinical experience, Hanna has guided hundreds of adults and children from chronic discomfort to symptom-free living. She turns complex science into simple, actionable steps that fit into your busy life.

Nora Cavani
Molecular biologist, Founder & CEO at Alba

"I didn't just study the science – I lived it."

After struggling with severe health issues that traditional medicine couldn't solve, Nora used her background in Molecular Biology to uncover the 'Gut-First' connection. She reversed her symptoms completely and founded Alba to help families do the same.

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A look at the research behind the Gut-Skin connection

We don’t just follow the science, we help shape it, and share it with you.

  • Food Sensitization Is Associated With Atopic Dermatitis Severity in Adults

    The results suggest a relationship between food sensitization and the severity of atopic dermatitis. This could be partly associated with gut‐derived metabolites and intestinal barrier impairment.

    Read

  • Antibiotics disrupt infant gut

    Even one course in infancy can alter gut microbes for months.

    Read

  • Adult-type microbiota in early childhood is associated with eczema

    Microbiota of children suffering from eczema had increased abundance of the Clostridium…

    Read

  • C-section changes infant gut

    Newborns delivered by C-section have different gut microbes, especially in the first months.

    Read

  • Gut microbes predict child health

    A gut microbiota wellbeing index in infancy can forecast health outcomes up to age five.

    Read

  • Gut microbes predict child health

    A gut microbiota wellbeing index in infancy can forecast health outcomes up to age five.

    Read

  • Antibiotics disrupt infant gut

    Even one course in infancy can alter gut microbes for months.

    Read

  • Adult-type microbiota in early childhood is associated with eczema

    Microbiota of children suffering from eczema had increased abundance of the Clostridium…

    Read

  • C-section changes infant gut

    Newborns delivered by C-section have different gut microbes, especially in the first months.

    Read

  • Food Sensitization Is Associated With Atopic Dermatitis Severity in Adults

    The results suggest a relationship between food sensitization and the severity of atopic dermatitis. This could be partly associated with gut‐derived metabolites and intestinal barrier impairment.

    Read

  • Food Sensitization Is Associated With Atopic Dermatitis Severity in Adults

    The results suggest a relationship between food sensitization and the severity of atopic dermatitis. This could be partly associated with gut‐derived metabolites and intestinal barrier impairment.

    Read

  • Antibiotics disrupt infant gut

    Even one course in infancy can alter gut microbes for months.

    Read

  • Adult-type microbiota in early childhood is associated with eczema

    Microbiota of children suffering from eczema had increased abundance of the Clostridium…

    Read

  • C-section changes infant gut

    Newborns delivered by C-section have different gut microbes, especially in the first months.

    Read

  • Gut microbes predict child health

    A gut microbiota wellbeing index in infancy can forecast health outcomes up to age five.

    Read

  • Gut microbes predict child health

    A gut microbiota wellbeing index in infancy can forecast health outcomes up to age five.

    Read

  • Antibiotics disrupt infant gut

    Even one course in infancy can alter gut microbes for months.

    Read

  • Adult-type microbiota in early childhood is associated with eczema

    Microbiota of children suffering from eczema had increased abundance of the Clostridium…

    Read

  • C-section changes infant gut

    Newborns delivered by C-section have different gut microbes, especially in the first months.

    Read

  • Food Sensitization Is Associated With Atopic Dermatitis Severity in Adults

    The results suggest a relationship between food sensitization and the severity of atopic dermatitis. This could be partly associated with gut‐derived metabolites and intestinal barrier impairment.

    Read

  • Food Sensitization Is Associated With Atopic Dermatitis Severity in Adults

    The results suggest a relationship between food sensitization and the severity of atopic dermatitis. This could be partly associated with gut‐derived metabolites and intestinal barrier impairment.

    Read

  • Antibiotics disrupt infant gut

    Even one course in infancy can alter gut microbes for months.

    Read

  • Adult-type microbiota in early childhood is associated with eczema

    Microbiota of children suffering from eczema had increased abundance of the Clostridium…

    Read

  • C-section changes infant gut

    Newborns delivered by C-section have different gut microbes, especially in the first months.

    Read

  • Gut microbes predict child health

    A gut microbiota wellbeing index in infancy can forecast health outcomes up to age five.

    Read

  • Gut microbes predict child health

    A gut microbiota wellbeing index in infancy can forecast health outcomes up to age five.

    Read

  • Antibiotics disrupt infant gut

    Even one course in infancy can alter gut microbes for months.

    Read

  • Adult-type microbiota in early childhood is associated with eczema

    Microbiota of children suffering from eczema had increased abundance of the Clostridium…

    Read

  • C-section changes infant gut

    Newborns delivered by C-section have different gut microbes, especially in the first months.

    Read

  • Food Sensitization Is Associated With Atopic Dermatitis Severity in Adults

    The results suggest a relationship between food sensitization and the severity of atopic dermatitis. This could be partly associated with gut‐derived metabolites and intestinal barrier impairment.

    Read

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