Biomerica Launches AI-Backed inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator to Support Personalized IBS Therapy and Improve Patient Outcomes
Biomerica (Nasdaq: BMRA) has launched the inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator, an AI-powered digital tool designed to enhance their existing IBS diagnostic solution. The Navigator helps patients better manage their IBS symptoms by providing smart meal suggestions and ingredient substitutions based on their personalized trigger food profile.
The company's clinical studies showed significant results, with 59.6% of treatment group patients achieving FDA's endpoint for abdominal pain reduction compared to 42.2% in the control group. Even higher success rates were observed in IBS-C (67.1%) and IBS-M (66.0%) patients.
Developed with University of Michigan dietitians, the Navigator includes features like smart food identification, AI-driven meal suggestions, and an alternative food database. The tool is provided at no additional cost to existing inFoods® IBS test customers and is available through healthcare providers or online for new patients.
Biomerica (Nasdaq: BMRA) ha lanciato il inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator, uno strumento digitale basato sull'IA pensato per potenziare la loro soluzione diagnostica per l'IBS. Il Navigator aiuta i pazienti a gestire meglio i sintomi dell'IBS offrendo suggerimenti intelligenti sui pasti e sostituzioni di ingredienti basati sul profilo personale dei cibi scatenanti.
Gli studi clinici dell'azienda hanno mostrato risultati rilevanti: il 59,6% dei pazienti del gruppo trattato ha raggiunto l'endpoint della FDA per la riduzione del dolore addominale, rispetto al 42,2% del gruppo di controllo. Tassi ancora più elevati sono stati osservati nei pazienti IBS-C (67,1%) e IBS-M (66,0%).
SViluppato insieme ai dietisti dell'University of Michigan, il Navigator include funzioni come l'identificazione intelligente degli alimenti, suggerimenti per i pasti guidati dall'IA e un database di alimenti alternativi. Lo strumento è offerto senza costi aggiuntivi ai clienti esistenti del test inFoods® IBS ed è disponibile tramite operatori sanitari o online per i nuovi pazienti.
Biomerica (Nasdaq: BMRA) ha lanzado el inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator, una herramienta digital impulsada por IA diseñada para complementar su solución diagnóstica para el SII. El Navigator ayuda a los pacientes a controlar mejor los síntomas del SII mediante sugerencias inteligentes de comidas y sustituciones de ingredientes según su perfil personalizado de alimentos desencadenantes.
Los estudios clínicos de la compañía mostraron resultados significativos: el 59,6% de los pacientes del grupo tratado alcanzó el objetivo de la FDA para la reducción del dolor abdominal, frente al 42,2% en el grupo de control. Se observaron tasas aún mayores en pacientes con SII-C (67,1%) y SII-M (66,0%).
Desarrollado con dietistas de la University of Michigan, el Navigator incluye funciones como identificación inteligente de alimentos, sugerencias de comidas impulsadas por IA y una base de datos de alimentos alternativos. La herramienta se ofrece sin coste adicional a los clientes existentes de la prueba inFoods® IBS y está disponible a través de proveedores de salud o en línea para nuevos pacientes.
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Biomerica (Nasdaq: BMRA) a lancé le inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator, un outil numérique propulsé par l'IA conçu pour compléter sa solution diagnostique pour le SCI. Le Navigator aide les patients à mieux gérer leurs symptômes en proposant des suggestions de repas intelligentes et des substitutions d'ingrédients basées sur leur profil personnalisé d'aliments déclencheurs.
Les études cliniques de la société ont montré des résultats significatifs : 59,6 % des patients du groupe traité ont atteint le critère d'évaluation de la FDA pour la réduction de la douleur abdominale, contre 42,2 % dans le groupe témoin. Des taux de réussite encore plus élevés ont été observés chez les patients IBS-C (67,1 %) et IBS-M (66,0 %).
Développé avec des diététiciens de l'University of Michigan, le Navigator inclut des fonctionnalités telles que l'identification intelligente des aliments, des suggestions de repas pilotées par l'IA et une base de données d'alternatives alimentaires. L'outil est fourni sans coût supplémentaire aux clients existants du test inFoods® IBS et est disponible via les prestataires de soins ou en ligne pour les nouveaux patients.
Biomerica (Nasdaq: BMRA) hat den inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator eingeführt, ein KI-gestütztes digitales Werkzeug zur Erweiterung ihrer bestehenden IBS-Diagnoselösung. Der Navigator unterstützt Patienten dabei, ihre IBS-Symptome besser zu managen, indem er smarte Mahlzeitenvorschläge und Zutatenersatz basierend auf ihrem individuellen Trigger-Food-Profil anbietet.
Die klinischen Studien des Unternehmens zeigten signifikante Ergebnisse: 59,6% der Patienten in der Behandlungsgruppe erreichten den von der FDA definierten Endpunkt zur Reduktion von Bauchschmerzen, verglichen mit 42,2% in der Kontrollgruppe. Noch höhere Erfolgsraten wurden bei IBS-C (67,1%) und IBS-M (66,0%) beobachtet.
Entwickelt mit Ernährungsberater:innen der University of Michigan, umfasst der Navigator Funktionen wie intelligente Lebensmittelerkennung, KI-gestützte Mahlzeitenvorschläge und eine Datenbank mit alternativen Lebensmitteln. Das Tool wird bestehenden inFoods® IBS-Testkunden ohne zusätzliche Kosten zur Verfügung gestellt und ist für neue Patienten über Gesundheitsanbieter oder online erhältlich.
- Strong clinical trial results showing 59.6% success rate in treatment group vs 42.2% in control group
- Even higher efficacy in specific IBS subtypes (67.1% for IBS-C and 66.0% for IBS-M)
- Large addressable market of 40 million adults in U.S. alone
- No additional cost for existing customers, enhancing product value proposition
- Collaboration with University of Michigan dietitians adds credibility
- No direct revenue impact disclosed from the Navigator launch
- Requires active participation from healthcare providers for new patient acquisition
Insights
Biomerica's new AI tool enhances their IBS diagnostic platform, potentially boosting adoption in the massive IBS market while improving patient outcomes.
Biomerica's launch of the AI-backed inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator represents a strategic enhancement to their existing diagnostic platform. This digital companion tool addresses one of the most critical challenges in IBS management: patient compliance with dietary modifications. By facilitating adherence to personalized elimination plans, Biomerica is tackling a key barrier to treatment success.
The clinical data presented is particularly compelling. The 59.6% response rate in the treatment group (versus 42.2% in control) for abdominal pain reduction meets the FDA's endpoint criteria. Even more impressive are the subgroup analyses showing 67.1% efficacy in IBS-C patients and 66.0% in IBS-M patients compared to much lower rates in control groups. These statistically significant outcomes published in Gastroenterology validate their approach.
What's commercially significant is how this enhancement creates a no-additional-cost value proposition for existing customers while potentially driving new test orders. The massive addressable market of 40 million U.S. adults with IBS provides substantial growth runway. By developing this tool with University of Michigan dietitians, Biomerica adds clinical credibility while creating a practical tool that extends beyond the initial diagnostic test into ongoing patient care.
The technology's ability to generate personalized, targeted dietary plans (eliminating only 2-4 trigger foods) represents a significant competitive advantage over broad elimination diets, addressing a key pain point in IBS management while potentially improving both patient outcomes and provider satisfaction.
- New AI-enabled digital tool empowers patients to confidently manage IBS symptoms and avoid the trigger foods identified by inFoods® IBS testing
- IBS affects an estimated 40 million adults in the U.S. and hundreds of millions worldwide
IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Biomerica, Inc. (Nasdaq: BMRA), a global provider of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic solutions, today announced the launch of its inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator, a comprehensive AI-backed digital companion tool designed to better enable patient dietary compliance and improve treatment success for individuals with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).
The inFoods® IBS test identifies, on average, two to four specific foods that trigger a patient’s IBS symptoms, leading to a simple, highly targeted and actionable dietary plan. The new AI-backed Trigger Food Navigator builds on this therapeutic technology by making it even easier for patients to follow their personalized dietary plan through smart meal suggestions, ingredient substitutions, and simplified meal planning tools.
Simplifying Dietary Adherence for Lasting Relief
Because the inFoods® IBS test pinpoints only a few trigger foods, most patients can continue enjoying the majority of the foods currently in their diets, with small adjustments. This is vastly easier for patients than traditional restrictive diets that often eliminate entire food categories.
“Unlike broad elimination diets, inFoods IBS has the ability to identify select and specific IBS trigger foods, which makes compliance more achievable,� said Zack Irani, CEO of Biomerica. “The new AI-backed Trigger Food Navigator takes this one step further by guiding patients through everyday food choices and offering easy substitutions. This empowers patients to stick with their personalized plan, leading to greater adherence, better symptom relief, and a significant improvement in quality of life � all while strengthening the relationship between patients and their healthcare providers.�
Clinical Results
Findings from the pivotal inFoods® IBS clinical study and a follow-up patient success study confirmed significant symptom relief, including improvements in bloating, abdominal pain, and overall quality of life. In the largest study of its kind, recently published in the June 2025 issue of Gastroenterology, inFoods IBS demonstrated the following statistically significant outcomes:
59.6% of patients in the treatment group (who eliminated identified trigger foods) achieved the FDA’s endpoint for abdominal pain reduction, compared to42.2% in the control group.- Among IBS-C patients,
67.1% of patients in the treatment group vs.35.8% in the control group. - Among IBS-M patients,
66.0% of patients in the treatment group vs.29.5% in the control group.
Key Features of the AI-Backed inFoods® IBS Trigger Food Navigator
Developed in collaboration with leading dietitians from the University of Michigan, ensuring accurate, expert-backed dietary guidance, the inFoods IBS trigger Food Navigator offers:
- Smart Food Identification � Patients can instantly check whether a meal contains their unique trigger foods.
- AI-Driven Personalized Meal Suggestions � Curated meal recommendations tailored to individual dietary restrictions.
- Alternative Food Database � Understanding of hidden or alternative ingredient names on food labels to avoid accidental consumption.
- Meal Planning & Export � Saving and exporting of favorite meals plans as shareable PDFs.
Benefits for Patients and Providers
- Improved Patient Compliance: Makes dietary changes simple, achievable and sustainable.
- Better Treatment Outcomes: Leads to greater and lasting symptom relief.
- Reduced Anxiety: Helps patients confidently navigate food choices and substitutions.
- Extended Care Between Visits: Enhances patient-provider relationships by supporting patients outside the clinic.
- Improved Quality of Life: Empowers patients to live with fewer symptoms and less disruption, vastly improving quality of life.
Access and Integration
The Navigator is included at no additional cost for patients who have already purchased the inFoods® IBS test. Access is activated using a purchase confirmation code. For new patients, the inFoods® IBS test and Navigator can be easily ordered through participating healthcare providers or online.
A demonstration video is available to showcase how the Navigator simplifies meal planning and enhances treatment success.
About Biomerica (NASDAQ: )
Biomerica, Inc. ( or www.inFoodsIBS.com) is a global biomedical technology company that develops, patents, manufactures and markets advanced diagnostic and therapeutic products used at the point-of-care (in home and in physicians' offices) and in hospital/clinical laboratories for detection and/or treatment of medical conditions and diseases. The Company's products are designed to enhance the health and well-being of people, while reducing total healthcare costs. Biomerica primarily focuses on gastrointestinal and inflammatory diseases where the Company has multiple diagnostic and therapeutic products in development. For more information, visit and .
About inFoods®
inFoods® IBS is a diagnostic-guided therapy that identifies patient-specific food triggers responsible for symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea, and constipation. Using a simple finger-stick blood sample, the test enables physicians to recommend targeted dietary changes tailored to the patient’s immune response—offering a non-pharmaceutical, precision-based approach to symptom relief.
A multicenter, double-blind clinical study on the inFoods® IBS test was published in the June issue of Gastroenterology, the top peer-reviewed GI journal. As the largest study of its kind, it demonstrated statistically significant outcomes:
59.6% of patients in the treatment group (who eliminated identified trigger foods) achieved the FDA’s endpoint for abdominal pain reduction, compared to42.2% in the control group.- Among IBS-C patients,
67.1% of patients in the treatment group vs.35.8% in the control group. - Among IBS-M patients,
66.0% of patients in the treatment group vs.29.5% in the control group.
These results highlight inFoods® IBS as the only targeted therapy to demonstrate efficacy specifically in IBS-M patients, a subgroup historically underserved by existing treatments. The study was conducted at leading U.S. institutions including Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, University of Michigan, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
For more information about inFoods® IBS, visit .
inFoods IBS is Laboratory Developed Test (LDT) used within a single laboratory that is certified under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) to perform high-complexity testing.
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Source: Biomerica
