"...Narrow specialization has caused doctors to treat only the diseases 
they have been trained for. However an ailment afflicts the entire man, 
with a disease only breaking the weakest link. 
We should not treat a disease, we should treat the whole man…"
Alexander Lelyak.

    Formerly, we worked for the defense industry. Now we offer to you a small portion of the results of our work. Our approach to the problems of human and animal health is a revolutionary break from conventional medical and veterinary practices. Underlying this are several axioms well-known to all microbiologists:
    - macro-organisms of warm-blooded animals form a symbiotic relationship with microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc. and are unable to live without them;
    - the micro-organism world is divided into two antagonistic groups.

    The health of a macro-organism essentially depends on the following:
    - the outcome of the competitive struggle between pathogenic and non-pathogenic microorganisms;
    - the condition of its own defensive systems (the immune system).

    We made use of a natural method of keeping a macro-organism in a healthy condition. Namely, we isolated out of the natural environment bacteria called saprophytes, which are able to suppress the growth and development of pathogenic microorganisms. This includes those bacteria which inhabit the alimentary tract of warm-blooded species. We modified some bacterial strains, so that they excreted substances that could duly stimulate the immunity of a human or animal being. The evolution of living beings on Earth has continued for millions of years. This has resulted in the appearance of such perfectly effective mechanisms for suppressing pathogenic microbes by non-pathogenic microorganisms, that the success of such an approach seems to be inevitable. Non-pathogenic microorganisms win over microbes in this competition in most instances, and if this were not the case, we would not be writing this and you would not be reading it. 
    However, in the last century pathogenic microbes have acquired a powerful ally, man. Man’s interference in the subtle natural balance, which existed in the world of microorganisms, resulted in a significant increase in the number of diseases afflicting humans and animals. Having developed our civilization technologically, we have essentially changed the microbe population on the surface of the earth. This actually determines the well-being of everything growing and living on this planet. This layer is a purgatory, in which no small part of pathogenic microbes perish. The surface layer of the earth contains bacteria, which we find in the environmentally clean regions of Siberia and use it to make probiotics, part of which we offer for your attention.
The human race has contributed a lot to the deterioration of the health of all the warm-blooded creatures on earth through the massive use of chemically pure substances. This disagrees with the general course of evolution on our planet and is of special significance for the nutrition and treatment of warm-blooded species.
    Among the numerous chemically pure substances used by people medicines have the greatest importance. As they relate to the problems of treating the infectious diseases of humans and animals, antibiotics have an even greater impact. Currently their extensive use in medical treatment and in food production has brought about a problem of drug resistance, which has been recorded for many pathogenic organisms causing infectious diseases, such as kryptosporidia (diarrhea), enterococci (intestinal and wound infections), mycobacteria (tuberculosis), fungous infections (phytophthorosis etc.). The emergence of traits that help microbes fight off the chemical attacks of antibiotics is a logical result of an evolutionary process according to Darwin’s theory.
The prevailing trend of the development both for medical and veterinary science leads to the emergence of super-antibiotics. The response of the micro-world to the appearance of super-antibiotics is evident and follows from the already available experimental material - the emergence of a super-microbe. This process may continue endlessly and bring mankind to a deadlock. Microbes are amazingly perfect self-developing and self-teaching biological machines. They are able to store in their genetic memory their own mechanisms of defending themselves from the pernicious influence of antibiotics and to pass this information on to descendants. 
Our method of developing medicines fully correlates with the general trend of the evolutionary process on earth. It is for this reason that the medications we have developed are so effective in treating and preventing a wide range of infectious diseases in warm-blooded species. The pathogenic microorganisms cannot get adjusted to the bacteria contained in our preparations as these bacteria show equal and even greater variability in their methods of fighting pathogens, which is actually the very meaning of their existence. It is also important to note that the paths for developing microbes and our "useful" bacteria almost always coincide with each other.
    Hence we suggest testing the results of our work, produced as pro-biotics and made in the form of powders, gels, liquids, etc., which are aimed at suppressing growth and development of pathogenic and relatively pathogenic microorganisms in their habitat – in the alimentary tract, skin, genitals of warm-blooded species, in the soil, etc.

    Our preparations do not cause the appearance of super-microbes on our planet.