Key Takeaways
- one.bio announced the launch of its fiber discovery and formulation technology platform.
- The company introduced one.bio 01, its first clinically validated fiber ingredient.
- The company also debuted GoodVice, a consumer food brand showcasing the platform’s application.
- The platform focuses on restoring biological signals lost from modern diets through specific fiber structures.
- The company is opening the platform to partners across food, beverage, and related industries.
one.bio Introduces Fiber Discovery and Formulation Technology
one.bio has announced the launch of its fiber discovery and formulation technology, positioning the platform as a scientific approach to restoring biological signals that have diminished in modern food systems. Alongside the platform launch, one.bio confirmed the availability of one.bio 01, its first clinically validated fiber ingredient, and revealed GoodVice, a consumer-facing food brand designed to demonstrate the platform’s application in everyday products.
According to the company, its work is based on the premise that the human body remains responsive to biological signals historically delivered through food, particularly diverse dietary fibers.
“Your body isn't broken. The food system is,” said Matt Barnard, co-founder and CEO of one.bio. He added that fiber historically played a central role in regulating metabolism, immune function, and inflammation through microbiome signaling.
one.bio Platform Focuses on Fiber Structure and Biological Signals
Its platform challenges conventional approaches that treat fiber as a single nutritional metric. The company stated that different fiber structures generate distinct microbial fermentation pathways and biological outcomes. To support this, one.bio developed the Glycopedia, a knowledgebase mapping fiber structures to microbial and physiological responses.
“This is not about roughage,” said Matt Amicucci, PhD, co-founder and Chief Science Officer at one.bio. “It’s about restoring signals the body already understands.”
Anthropological data cited by the company suggests early human diets included 80–120 grams of diverse fibers daily, compared to roughly 12 grams consumed today in many regions. one.bio links this reduction to the absence of short-chain fatty acids produced by gut microbes, which function as key signaling molecules.
Clinically Validated Fiber and Consumer Brand Launch
one.bio 01, an oat-based fiber ingredient, is designed to integrate into food and beverage products without altering taste, texture, or appearance. The ingredient is fully water-soluble and intended for broad formulation use.
In a 14-day clinical study involving 63 adults, participants consuming one.bio-selected fibers reported improved digestive comfort, reduced blood sugar spikes, and improved cognitive clarity. The study preprint is available via medRxiv.
To demonstrate real-world application, one.bio is launching GoodVice in February. The brand aims to showcase foods that deliver restored biological signals while maintaining consumer appeal.
“The technology now exists to make the food we want to eat the food we need to eat,” Barnard said.
one.bio stated that it is now opening its platform to partners across food, beverage, supplement, personal care, and pet nutrition sectors.
