NeuroAlly™ delivers KGA-10™ — a soil-derived postbiotic working through the immune system. A different mechanism.
A measurable difference.
Stress tools often work through one pathway: the hormonal. Cold plunge, breathwork, cortisol, the HPA loop — it's all the same, over and over.
But there is another lever. Stress is not only hormonal. It's also immunological.
Your body's inflammation is a volume knob on stress — the higher it's turned, the harder everything hits.
And modern life has turned it up… way up.
It also handed you the most sterile environment in human history. As a result, your immune system has never met the organisms humanity has spent millions of years evolving with. The very things that can turn down that knob.
Science has a name for these: Old Friends.
KGA-10™ is one of them — hand-picked, high-performing. In the 2026 randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial, 94% of healthy adults reported reduced perceived-stress scores within two weeks, and hs-CRP fell 25% versus placebo.
It begins with one soil organism — Mycolicibacterium vaccae, isolated from Uganda in 1971 — and three scientists. Professor John Stanford found it. Professor Graham Rook built the "Old Friends" framework around how it engages the immune system. Professor Christopher Lowry mapped how that pathway reaches the brain.
The team behind NeuroAlly™ then screened for the highest-performing strain working through the same mechanism. They arrived at KGA-10™, Mycolicibacterium petrae.
Five decades of academic research is the scientific context. Our product claims rest on the 2026 randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial of KGA-10™.
A clinically studied postbiotic of Mycolicibacterium petrae, strain KGA-10™. The first immune-pathway formulation for perceived stress.
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