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Harvard-Trained Weight Loss Doctor Reveals: The Real Reason Why Japanese Are 13 Times Leaner Than Americans (Not Diet or Willpower)

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Alexandra Pierce, MD
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Gastro
Last update: Jun 8
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Comments (5)

  1. avatar
    mcherified
    8 Jun, 2026 at 1:41 pm

    8 weeks on Bioma and I’m down 21 lbs. But here’s the weird thing – I’m eating MORE than when I was dieting and still losing weight 🔥

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    LR
    6 Jun, 2026 at 12:45 pm

    I’ve been to Japan twice and was always amazed at how thin everyone is even eating constantly! Has anyone here already tried this supplement? Curious how it worked for you…

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    KathyW
    4 Jun, 2026 at 8:16 pm

    Update for fellow skeptics: 9 weeks in, 19 lbs down, and I accidentally left half my dinner on the plate last night. ACCIDENTALLY. I got full and stopped eating without thinking about it. That’s never happened in my 52 years 😭

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    sarah_k
    3 Jun, 2026 at 9:54 am

    90% accuracy predicting lean vs obese just from gut bacteria vs 60% from DNA?? that’s wild. our microbiome matters more than our genetics 🤯

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  5. avatar
    ConstR
    2 Jun, 2026 at 1:41 pm

    Just ordered my 5th bottle. Down 32 lbs in 13 weeks and my whole family has noticed. My sister just ordered her own supply after seeing my results. The “lean bacteria” are spreading! 😂

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