About
The Fermentation Scientist.
BAMM began at a fermentation bench in Eugene, Oregon — Dean, a fermentation scientist by training, chasing a question most supplement brands never bother to ask: what if the botanicals were actually broken down the way your gut breaks down food?
The answer took years. Extraction, then slow fermentation to vinegar — a step almost nobody in this category takes because it's slow, expensive, and hard to explain on a label. The result is a novel class of compounds: proprietary vinegar metabolites your body reads as food, not as a pill.
Eight ferments. Eight feelings. One quiet system.
"I'd rather talk with you for fifteen minutes than hand you a textbook."
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