The Armenian National Academy of Sciences and the biotechnology company Vitaway LLC, which produces original products containing the Narine bacterium, have launched a project called the Narine Academy . The Academy's goal is to systematize, disseminate, and promote the knowledge accumulated over the years about Armenia's national heritage in the form of Lactobacillus acidophilus Er 2 strain 317/402 Narine, Lactobacterium mazuni "Karine" p. 2, and Escherichia coli Nissle 1917.

The Narine Academy brings together and rewards professors, physicians, naturopaths, and specialists who share their experiences with the therapeutic use of Narine , Karine , and Escherichia coli Nissle 1917 bacteria. It does this through publishing reviews, giving lectures, participating in webinars, and more.

The Narine Academy Council is growing rapidly, chaired by Armenian microbiologist Dr. Eduard Dilanyan. The Academy is a place where you can find information about research conducted using the aforementioned bacteria, as well as the stories of people who, thanks to Narine, Karine, and E-coli M-17, have regained health, joy, and quality of life. Often, this happened after years of unsuccessfully battling various diseases or ailments resistant to conventional medicine.

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Monograph of the strain Lactobacillus Acidophilus Er-2 strain 317/402 Narine

The first, yet unofficial, meetings of the Narine Academy took place in the 1960s in Yerevan (the capital of Armenia). Scientists and enthusiasts of the Lactobacillus acidophilus Er-2 317/402 Narine bacteria, gathered around Professor Levon Akopovich Erzinkyan, the discoverer of Narine , shared information and observations about the bacteria's functioning.

Various political events led many scientists to leave Armenia for destinations such as France, Canada, the USA, and Japan, where they continued their research on the bacterium in other research centers. Together with the Armenian National Academy of Sciences, the scientists established a project called the Narine Academy . The aim of this project was to bring together scientists, students, physicians, and naturopaths who use and promote the bacterium. The Academy systematizes, disseminates, and promotes the accumulated knowledge about Armenia's national heritage in the form of Lactobacillus acidophilus Er 2 strain 317/402 Narine and Lactobacterium mazuni "Karine" p. 2 (two bacteria with documented health-promoting properties).

Currently, the Academy organizes meetings with specialists and conferences where scientists exchange observations, information, and medical innovations related to these bacteria. This opens up many new opportunities to help sick people struggling with chronic ailments, often with no hope of improving their health.