New bio-resources must be safe for human cells, environmentally friendly during the production process, industrially producible, and effectively absorbed by human cells to serve beneficial health functions. To achieve this, the material must exhibit a clear genetic interaction with human cells, fostering mutual symbiosis. It must be developed based on plant-derived lactic acid bacteria without the use of chemical substances or heat and must be a "metabolite containing genetic information" that does not require genetic enzyme activation while providing genetic information necessary for digestion, absorption, and cellular function. Additionally, it must function safely and effectively regardless of region, gender, age, consumption level, or health condition. Furthermore, if it can generate bacteriocins with antimicrobial preservation properties, induce the elimination of RNA viruses, or guide cancer cells to revert to normal cells through exogenous miRNA, it could establish a new milestone in the field of biomedical science.