Over to Liverpool this time, Dr Chris Probert. It’s incredibly difficult to locate the correct person as dysbiosis is poorly understood within the NHS but this guy stands out and he would know others out there also perhaps closer to home where you live. In the UK you need someone within the health system who knows about your condition because if you found yourself really ill and couldn’t go to work some days you need someone on your side who carries weight to communicate with your doctor to get your doctor to understand. There are a number of people out there within the NHS it’s jus ...
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The Quadram Institute, home to over 3000 scientists... https://www.vimeo.com/342286715   [End]
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https://vimeo.com/342291710 Gut microbes and health...   [End]
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Dr Aisla Hart has an interest in bacteria of the gut... https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/ailsa.hart I just want to add that the Imperial College in London does a lot of research on the bacteria of the gut and you don’t have to be local to apply to do human trials. Just google Imperial College London and search research.   [End]
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St Marks Hospital, London... diagnosing intestinal disorders... https://www.stmarkshospital.nhs.uk It’s incredibly difficult to find a suitable hospital when you’ve got dysbiosis.   [End]
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The Quadram Institute England. The Quadram Institute is a world leading brand new institute for research that is linked to the local hospital and university. They do advertise for research participants and it’s worth keeping an eye on every now and again the different research studies taking place. If anyone from the UK has dysbiosis and not getting anywhere and is interested it wouldn’t be a bad idea to get involved with research by clicking on get involved at the top of the page and volunteering for human studies, I wouldn’t be to put off that you don’t live in the area, I’m sure if ...
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Phage Therapy in Gastrointestinal Diseases... https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2607/8/9/1420/htm   [End]
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Free on-line course launched to demystify the gut microbiome and its links to health throughout our lives. The changes that takes place and how the microbes affect our health as we age and using food to modulate the gut microbes to combat disease. This course is free, lasts 3 weeks and starts 30th November. https://quadram.ac.uk/human-microbiome-free-online-course/   [End]
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If anyone is looking for a donor I would be glad to help. Although I have never been tested, which I would be happy to undergo, I have been told I would be a good donor because of my diet, the way I exercise, my current gut health and other factors. I have never been a donor, so if you ask me questions which I am glad to answer, please understand this is new to me and I will do my best. If location is important I am in the Tampa FL, area. If you think I can help please message me. I tried to sign up on curezone, but I am not getting the email from curzone, to validate my email. I may not b ...
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My teenage daughter started suffering mental illness; severe anxiety, auditory and tactile hallucinations, and worse. She had it for 7 months straight with no meds working. I got her fmt and by the second week it was waning and by the third week her symptoms ceased and have not returned. It’s been 4 months. It was nothing short of a miracle. I believe she had PANS (pediatric auto-immune neuro-psychiatric syndrome). I have not heard of anyone treating PANS this way but my gut (no pun intended) told me to try it.   [End]
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PROBIOTICS AND BRAIN FUNCTION I had been regularly eating yoghurt, or kefir, and I’ve taken probiotics capsules. I stumbled upon an article. It describes the results of a study that found the following: people taking probiotics experienced digestive issues and mental sluggishness. One of the things that appeared to be causing my mental sluggishness (during the last few months) was probiotics. The article: Probiotic use is a link between brain fogginess, severe bloating Date: August 6, 2018. Source: Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University Link to the article. htt ...
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Hi and thank you WS. I do rinse in/under water with gloves on. Smaller rather hard, blackened stool is the issue. I suspect it to be blood. Heavy smell of dirty iron. At best i can break into smaller pieces. Water still of no benefit. Doesnt make consistency any more pliable. Seems im out of luck.   [End]
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This message was posted on a different forum. Posted by M.G. Just an update... had 7 DIY FMT -1 donor, bottom up since mid March. Had dysbiosis/constipation from post Lyme treatment as well as candia and autoimmune hypothyroid aka hashimoto’s. Was on 98 mg naturethroid daily. My thyroid labs came back 4 weeks ago showing that I was overdosing at 98mg so I was lowered to 65mg. I was still having overdose reactions even at the lower level of medicine. So my doctor took me off thyroid meds all together as of 2 weeks ago. Happy to report no symptoms of hypothyroidism so far. ...
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Water, with rubber gloves on your hands. If you do have worms, they will not dissolve in water. Try dissolving earthworms in water. Ws   [End]
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Curious what can be used to dissolve fecal matter so that what remains are just the (preferably in tact) parasites? Tried Isopropol Alcohol.. was somewhat effective... but an extremely slow, slow process. Thanking in advance...   [End]
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you never once fasted in those thirty years?   [End]
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This interesting message was posted today on the different forum. TDV‎ to Fecal Transplant Hello All, I’m a long-term (5yr) member of our family. I did Fecal Transplant 5 years ago. Fecal Transplant was done at home and was beyond anyone’s expectations! If FT is done via rectum, you’ll smell the difference in the smell of your farts, for me by third day. I was diagnosed in 1988 with IBS and U.C. After 2 colon resections, 50 colonoscopies, 25 kidney stones, and countless amounts of my cash, I have completely no signs of Crohns. 5 yr after a single Fecal Transplant ...
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The human body contains 10 times more bacteria than human cells, with 50 trillion microbes living in the average digestive tract alone. Since 1950, we are doing everything we can to change that! Are we cutting off the branch we are sitting on? ”A woman born in the 1940s might have two courses of antibiotics in childhood. If she has a daughter, she might pass on slightly fewer normal bacteria. Her daughter will likely have several courses of antibiotics and the granddaughter has slightly fewer bacteria again. Each generation could be beginning life with a smaller endowment.” ...
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subscribe Despite incredible modern medical advances, it appears that we are sicker than ever before. Body of scientific evidence linking Antibiotics to a large number of modern chronic diseases is growing almost daily. Even doctors who were just until yesterday prescribing antibiotics for just about every single ear, throat and lung infection, are shifting the course, and are asking patients to try to heal the problem naturally before actually trying Antibiotics, In this newsletter, a selected number of articles shows just how far science has come in recognizing long t ...
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I’m not sure I follow what you’re saying. Are you saying you have NO GUT BACTERIA? That would leave me to wondering how any digestion could occur.   [End]
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Hi! I just want to share my experience with probiotics. My gut was wiped out by 3 years of c-diff following several years of antibiotics for and infectious disease. I’m a holistic health coach with lots of training in fermented foods, so I turned to diet to repopulate my gut. Home brewed kefirs and kombuchas, Bio+K daily, sauerkraut, buttermilk, aged cheese, every probiotic capsule I could get my hands on. I even made my own soil bases probiotics withal technique I learned from a Native American. Last month I had ubiome done, and was stunned by the results. I have NO probiotics and my ...
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I have cured myself of Ulcerative Colitis. My book - The Doctor Said What - One Man’s Victory Over Ulcerative Colitis by Don Makowski, is available for free at www.thedoctorsaidwhat.com Can Ulcerative Colitis be cured? Yes! I am cured! I spent nearly 10 years of my life being sick and I am completely healthy now. I do not sell my story, I give it away for free so that others may benefit from my suffering. I am also available for questions. www.thedoctorsaidwhat.com   [End]
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What type of parasite is this? http://www.curezone.org/upload/Parasites/Forum_01/20171001_150344.jpg   [End]
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The Candida Facts Paper Candida Facts https://www.candidaplan.com/75-candida-studies-the-candida-fact-sheet/ The human digestive tract is said to contain some 100 trillion cells compared to about only 10 trillion human cells in the body. This particular arrangement has led to man being classified as a “super-organism,” whose health is directly related to the function of the thousands of species of micro-organisms that make up the 100 trillion cells in the intestinal tract. For years, research suggested that there were 400-500 species that made up this microbial populatio ...
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Certain gut bacteria appear to enhance the immune response to gluten which may contribute to the onset of celiac disease. Vitamin D may reduce or eliminate this enhanced gluten response, and, therefore, vitamin D deficiency may be a significant factor contributing to the onset and development of celiac disease. ”Fecal transplantation”, probiotics, and vitamin D have been advocated as possible therapy, treatment, and/or preventative measures against celiac disease. While vitamin D and probiotics may have potential as preventative measures against the onset of celiac disease early in life, ...
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A 68-year old woman patient was a 10-year diagnosed victim of refractory celiac disease on a gluten-free diet. On admission for treatment of severe diarrhea, the patient exhibited Marsh IIIA villous atrophy. The patient was already receiving on-going treatment for refractory celiac disease with drugs. Additional drugs and antibiotics were given to treat the diarrhea. Eventually, the patient tested positive for C. difficile. Antibiotics were ineffective to treat the recurrent C. difficile infection. A fecal microbiota transfer was then performed. The C. difficile infection and diarrhea re ...
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Gut Microbiota Regulate Motor Deficits and Neuroinflammation in a Model of Parkinson’s Disease Highlights •Gut microbes promote α-synuclein-mediated motor deficits and brain pathology •Depletion of gut bacteria reduces microglia activation •SCFAs modulate microglia and enhance PD pathophysiology •Human gut microbiota from PD patients induce enhanced motor dysfunction in mice Summary The intestinal microbiota influence neurodevelopment, modulate behavior, and contribute to neurological disorders. However, a functional link between gut bacteria and neurodegenerative diseases ...
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Antibiotics found to weaken body’s ability to fight off disease Adding another reason for doctors to avoid the overuse of antibiotics, new research shows that a reduction in the variety of microbes in the gut interferes with the immune system’s ability to fight off disease. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/08/170817141523.htm Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine have found that antibiotic use made neutrophils, a type of immune cell, less effective in fighting infections and weakened the intestinal barrier against invading bugs. ”Neutrophils p ...
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Any luck finding someone? I’m in the same boat.   [End]
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The fact is, we are surrounded by microbes. Hundreds of species live naturally on our skin. Many species get airborne all the time, and we breath them in, swallow them, get them in our eyes, nose, sinuses, ears, open sores, hair, everywhere! Food we consume, unless hot, is loaded with microbes. But ,for people who used antibiotics, and artificial hormones (birth prevention, corticosteroids and other medications), normal day-to-day exposure may not be enough .... and some people become seriously sick. Not everyone, just those who excede their natural tolerance, natural th ...
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This is gonna sound ridiculous, but wouldn’t the changing of ”fresh”(too fresh!) diapers give you a light dose of microbiota? Grody but when changing a diaper you can’t help but get a little on your hands before you wash... I noticed sometimes my stool turns to the same color as the baby’s stool.... lol   [End]
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This message was posted on facebook, and I thought I will share it here as it is a new success story. By J. D. July 17 at 11:34am Hi all, I’ve been doing home FMT since Nov 2016 to treat Bipolar 1 disorder. Much to the amazement of everyone, including my Psychiatrist, my symptoms have all but disappeared and my Psychiatrist has agreed to help me get off my meds (unheard of). I have experienced profoundly debilitating mental illness for 20 years and was told I’d have a mental illness for the rest of my life. Have you heard of anyone else trying fMT for bipolar? I seem to ...
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Hang on a minute, some people’s dysbiosis is so bad they can’t tolerate carbs like rice and quinoa. Some people’s dysbiosis is severe and they have to get their carbs from different sources, if anyone has severe gut dysbiosis then the carb sources they eat will have to be found elsewhere, there are other sources of carbs but you have to find what you can cope with and tolerate. I know everyone spouts about FMT and it’s wonderful if you’re lucky enough for it to have worked but like everything else it comes with risks when you do a d.i.y. Job and it can be dangerous too, you have to way ...
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Fecal Microbiota Transplant: Science & do-it-yourself Instructions for Chronic Disease (DIY FMT) [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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It is always a good idea to receive Colon Therapy from a certified professional. The style of speculum does vary. A Transcomm speculum, for example, has a comfortable bulb at the insertion end, which is easier for the patient to grasp. They also come in a smaller size, if necessary. Grasping the speculum is an important factor for the patient, particularly when constipation is a factor.   [End]
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I know the question was sent to White Shark, but allow me to clarify a matter: A Carbohydrate Diet for Celiac disease AND systemic candida are 2 different things. You have mentioned Celiac. If you suffer from Celiac, you really should attend the Celiac forum (and avoid gluten) if you otherwise suffer from candida then you should avoid high carbs and diet it the very first step in order to get started. Allowed carbs are mostly quinoa, millet, rice (may cause constipation so with a lot of extra virgin olive oil to compensate if needed) and buckwheat. Jhan   [End]
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Also, what do think of the Specific Carbohydrate Diet for Gut Dysbiosis?   [End]
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Can you let me know the main low bacteria culprits of Dysbiosis in my case? It’s common for celiacs to have gut dysbiosis. Are you already familair with these types of bacteria? Just googling each bacteria separately didn’t seem like anything serious. Actually, a high level instead of low level seemed worse for some types of bacteria. Can a certain probiotic help to repopulate the missing bacteria listed?   [End]
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If I were you, I would definitively research and follow the AIP diet, and I would try some liver flushing and I would research Fecal Transplant and try to get it done. You have a very serious case of Dysbiosis. It is highly likely that at least 50% of people with EC have serious case of Dysbiosis. WS   [End]
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I’m posting the results of the bacteria deficient in my gut in case there’s any relationship to it being out of blaance and EC. I’m only posting the out of balance bacteria. Other gut bacteria levels were normal. I should note that some levels may have shown as normal because I take probiotics. I’m low in the following bacteria: - Collinsella aerofaciens * Low level can cause IBS. - Dialister invisus - Odoribacter * Low levels can cause Crohns Disease. - Ruminococcus albus - Odoribacter - Prevotella * Low levels can cause Ulcerative Colitis. - Methanobrevibacte ...
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Did you inject it via a*** or mouth. If through the bottom, it’s basically useless because you can never get to the small intestine. That’s why you need a doctor to do it.   [End]
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You cannot cure TMAU 2 at home because you’ll need to put the fecal sample on the small intestine itself. You can only do the colon at home which is basically useless. To put donor sample on Small Intestine, you’ll need to put tube from mouth all the way to top part of the small intestine. This needs to be done by a doctor to be safe. Also, research shows that donor sample matters. Not all samples cured colitis because they all have different variants.   [End]
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Enter Dr. Steven Gundry’s World of Gut Microbes [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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hi there, how u doing now ? i have teh same problem.. here is my email please email me: h.kila2121 its at gmail .com i couldnt figue out how 2 contact u   [End]
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Hi, did you find a donor? My 14 year old son has mod to severe ulcerative colitis. I have a 4 1/2 year old son that is healthy, was breastfed almost 2 years, and very little antibiotics in his lifetime that I feel would be a good fmt donor. I’m curious how your process is going if you don’t mind sharing. I wish I had a dr. To do this process for us, but would like to try on own. Thanks for sharing any info on how you’re doing.   [End]
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66g of raw frozen undiluted fecal matter from a 4 year old female with no history if illness or antibiotic use was forced through a kitchen strainer, resting on a stainless pot, using a pestle. The filtered matter accumulated on the underside of the strainer. This was scooped using a stainless steel teaspoon. With the aid of another spoon, the product was transferred into the barrel of a 50ml syringe. (With the plunger removed) The problem then became getting rid of air bubbles and making sure there was no air gap between the matter and the plunger. After loading and b ...
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Blacktube, thanks for sharing your experiments with us! Keep us updated!   [End]
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DRcaps disolve quickly when in contact neutral water. So what’s the point of using acid resistant caps when they will contain moisture? A Size 0 DRcap was filled with water containing a dye. It was placed in a 00 DRcap and then a 000 gel cap and immersed in pH1 HCL acid in a test tube. This was repeated and immersed in neutral distilled water. After about 30 to 40 minutes, both the 0 and 00 DRcaps appeared to disolve somewhat into the 000 gel cap. After 60 minutes, the gel cap in water had shed some of it’s outer bulk which was pooling on the bottom of the test tube. There was no visibl ...
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Capsugel Australia contacted me and said that they can sell me the capsules directly. They also said they will have 000 Drcaps in the near future. They also said that www.thecapsuleguy.com.au does sell their products, although when I rang thecapsuleguy, a person told me that they sell capsules from China. Dr T&T Health on ebay told me their 0 and 00 capsules are made by Capsugel and that they would provide a full certificate of analysis along with the purchase. So the plan is straight or diluted matter pipetted into 0 Drcaps, placed in a 00 Drcap and placed in a 000 standard gel c ...
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Enema was the first thing I tried to no avail. I believe my problems is fungal over growth, possible candida. I suspect that because Lufenuron (purified) results in greatly alleviated symptoms for a while. In my experiments, dilution is not necessary if enough product in at hand. It can be forced through a strainer and spooned (tiny spoon, stick, what ever) into the body of a large 60ml syringe. Getting safe, quality HPCM gel capsules ”DRcaps” is proving very frustrating. In a phone call, www.thecapsulesguy.com.au appears to be selling unbranded Chinese capsules. No way in h ...
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have you tried enema ? It would take an awfull many capsules to swallow to come close to the amount of feces you can dissolve in 16 fl oz of water.... and squeezing 16 fl oz of water with feces into your rectumm takes less than a 1 min .... WS   [End]
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 Caspule perparation. Coating the inner and outer shell, results in a capsule that tends to go all the way through unscaved. Some break up but not enough to disperse the contents. It would be better to fill an empty capsule then quickly cap and coat the outside in wax then take it immediately. It appears to remain intact in both water and pH 1 solution for many hours. With movement though, it will probably break up before reaching the intestines. Using wax or shellac and gell capsules is hit and miss,  doesn’t seem viable to me. I will go with a procdure I found ...
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The answer to your question is yes. Anything is possible. Sepsis-like syndrome in a patient after Fecal Microbiota Transplant http://www.microbiomeinstitute.org/blog/2015/11/12/sepsis-like-syndrome-in-a-patient-undergoing-fecal-microbiota-transplant But, the main underlying cause of sepsis is use of antibiotics. And, as fecal transplant is used to reverse damage caused by antibiotics, it can cure sepsis. Fecal transplant is actually used as a treatment for sepsis. Successful treatment of severe sepsis and diarrhea after vagotomy utilizing fecal microbiota transpl ...
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Is it possible to contract septacemia or some kind of intestinal bloating from fecal transplants via capsules? For instance say you have ulcers or inflamed intestines.   [End]
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  Preparation of Fecal Capsules. The procedures on the net are very vague. Some, in my mind, won’t work. Loading a OO capsule then placing it in a 000 capsules then coating it with Shellac seems logical but when I tried it, but there were problems. There is no mention of filtering. How do you do that without adding a solvent like a saline solution. I assume we don’t want any extra water or volume? How do you transfer the stuff into the capsule?   The first thing I tackled was filtering without dilution. A 100g sample was scooped into a large f ...
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In other words, I’m wasteing my time if my objective is eliminating fungal Candida. I believe I have a fungal infection because whenever I have had a course of Lufenuron (12g over 4 days) the relief has been spectacular but only for about 3 weeks. I don’t know how I’m going to get a doctor in Australia to transplant via a nasal tube. A while ago. I made a general inquiry to Dr Broodie at the Center for Digestive Diseases and they said no for an appointment concerning intestinal Candida.   [End]
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Yes, fecal transplant enema can help populate the whole large intestinee, it helps to massage the area while the transplant is inside. It is more difficult to reach the small intesine. Those transplantas are usually done by a doctor via a nasogastric tube. Read here: http://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2254319#i WS   [End]
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I found a 4 year old girl who has never had antibiotics and never been to a doctor. So I did my first one. They sure don’t poop much. 16g. Some people say that fecal transplant has helped their Candida problem. I thought Candida presided in the small intestine. Can transplanted bacteria make it’s way up there? Is that how it works?   [End]
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If she is very helthy, I think she could be a good donor. It is very difficult to find a perfect donor today. It is almost impossible to find someone who has never taken antibiotics, never been vaccinated, never been to a doctor, etc. I believe that majority of FMT donors today have history of use of antibiotics, at least once. Bu, if their intestines are healhy, if their poop is healthy, they can still be a good donor. It is important that poop looks healthy, nicely shaped, nice color, nice consitency. If you have any food allergies, it is good if the donor avoid those ...
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 Hello,   After months of searching for a donor, all I have is a 7 year old child, quite healthy but has had antibiotics 1 year ago for an ear infection.   It’s not ideal, but I’m bed ridden, loosing weight fast and getting sicker.   Am I supposed to reject this donor because she’s not ideal? She’s healthy than me and I’m dying.    So what are the consequences if I go ahead?   How bad can it be?     [End]
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if i will ever get high fever or serious infection , i will try colloidal silver. trying to buy silver rods , here in india govt. has introduced new currency, so getting delay for silver rods.   [End]
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What’s the alternative to cipro? One time I had a deadly bacteria infection that was most sensitive to cipro. I wasted my time and put my intestines through hell taking all these other antibiotics that weren’t strong enough to kill it.   [End]
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link to people expressed side effects http://www.askapatient.com/viewrating.asp?drug=19537&name=CIPRO   [End]
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If the time window is 2 - 3 hours from collection to insertion, you do not have to worry about temperature. Room temperature is perfectly OK. If the time window is more than 16 hours, refrigeration is practiced by many who practice home FMT. In case of sending feces by FedEx or by some other fast delivery service that anyway may take at least 12 - 36 hours, most people practice first storage in a plastic bag with refrigeration to lower the temperature and slow down the fermentation process, then use of Stainless Steel thermos during the transportation time. Thanks to the ...
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i see that not more people are not seeing this cipro post. but this small info lacking has made large number of healthy people life into hell life permanently. there are other drugs too having fatal side effects.   [End]
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Read this man story and what happened to his life this guy has peeling skin too. May be my doctor had given this cipro when i had fever. http://www.ciproispoison.com/1_2_my-story.html Excerpt: ” Let me back up a bit. I ended up taking Cipro for just six days (2 x 500mg pills a day) for a grand total of 12 pills. Other than the fact that it wasn’t helping my bladder pain, everything seemed fine while actually on the drug--I had no immediately apparent adverse reaction to the drug whatsoever, no foreshadowing of the horror that was about to become of my life. I wa ...
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What is the ideal Temperature of fecal matter during  transport from donor to reciever? Say between 2 or 3 hours from collection to insertion.   [End]
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No problem whatsoever.   [End]
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While collecting feces from a child, it may not be possible to get the product without having some urine there as well. Is that likely to be a problem? Is so, would it be feasible to simply wash it out with a bit of saline?   [End]
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Please don’t, take it from me, a mother to an autistic child, if you don’t have autism don’t use her as a donor. DO NOT DO IT.   [End]
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Don’t. Autism is linked to intestinal problems and to serious dysbiosis. Go for a donor with no history of any serious symptoms. WS   [End]
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What could possible happen if I used an otherwise 'healthy' 'grown out" autistic child' as a donor? What would the worst case senario be? After serching for months, a mother came forward and offered her 7 year old daughter as a donor. Never had anti biotics, never  been 'pysically ill", never had medication. It was all good until she told me about how her daughter changed after being imunised. She treated her girl with 'natural' therapies and has now 'Grown out'. At curezone, Autism wasn't listed as one of the th ...
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Have you found a donor in Colorado? I too am looking for a FMT donor in Colorado. I’m dealing with an overgrowth of candida from my 6 month battle with C-Diff and taking Vamncomycin. C-diff was long fought and gone! But now I am battling some sort of ”mite” infestation (exposed at a hotel on the Oregon Coast) who seem to only find me as their favorite host from possibly the Candida overgrowth! I’m hoping FMT will cure this mite situation / infestation... Please, let this be a cure!   [End]
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Mind-altering microbes: how the microbiome affects brain and behavior: Elaine Hsiao at TEDxCaltech [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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The gut flora: You and your 100 trillion friends: Jeroen Raes at TEDxBrussels [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Food for thought: How your belly controls your brain | Ruairi Robertson | [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Heribert Watzke: The brain in your gut Video [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Rob Knight: How our microbes make us who we are Video [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Our Microbiome - Health Matters Video [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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The Invisible Universe Of The Human Microbiome Video [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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How Fecal Transplants Can Save Lives [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Fecal transplants & why you should give a crap | Mark Davis | TEDxSalem How swallowing someone else’s poop could save your life! Dr. Mark Davis is a Portland-based naturopath who specializes in stomach and intestinal health. He is an expert in fecal transplantation, having successfully administered it for patients of many conditions. Davis cofounded Microbiomes, LLC, which was the first group in the U.S. to offer a fecal transplant capsule, which is taken orally. He hopes that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will eventually allow more patients to benefit from ... [Video Embedded Here]
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The human microbiome and what we do to it Video [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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I wonder if a fecal transplant is expensive or if health insurance would cover it for this condition. There must be some people on this forum who live in Australia to legally try it at a clinic.   [End]
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Fecal Transplant Info: How to do it at home: http://www.curezone.org/cleanse/enema/fecal_transplantation_DIY_home_therapy.asp Donor Screening Clinics: http://thepowerofpoop.com/epatients/where-to-get-fecal-transplant/  How to find a donor: http://thepowerofpoop.com/how-to-find-a-donor/ Fecal Transplants To Pay Off Your Debt? How Donating Your Poop Could Earn You $13,000 And Save Lives http://www.medicaldaily.com/fecal-transplants-pay-your-debt-how-donating-your-poop-could-earn-you-13000-and-save-320454   You c ...
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http://www.ctvnews.ca/health/gut-microbiota-may-have-role-in-neurodegenerative-diseases-study-1.3107349 Could neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s originate in the gut? New research from the U.S., published in the journal Nature, shows that certain proteins produced by gut bacteria may be linked to neurodegeneration in rats. A team of researchers at Louisville School of Medicine found that neuron destruction processes in the brain could be triggered by proteins produced by gut microbiota. The discovery, observed in rats, shows once again how one small pro ...
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I think it has something to do with several factors, some of those factors are based on stats, other are based on facts. When passing through a birth chanel, a baby is exposed to complete vaginal microbiota of mother, and it is assumed that that first exposure to vaginal microbiota is the first of many factors needed for developing natural intestinal microbiota inside baby intestines. For millions of years, humans evolved through natural vaginal birth. As fecal transplant is all about attempting to return the clock and restore something to a 100% natural state. We can only as ...
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The list of basic requirements for an individual to be selected as a donor makes first mention as follows: THE DONOR SHOULD BE BORN BY NATURAL VAGINAL BIRTH. Would anybody kindly guide as to why this condition has been imposed/recommended and weather this condition is required to be adhered to strictly.   [End]
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7 years of suffering if he ate bread, sugar and cereals Immediately had fibromyalgia and candida skin. I was very depressed I wanted to kill myself this was no life was to suffer and suffer I knew I was healthy when: I could take daily sugar I could take a lot of beer over the weekend nigun without side effects   [End]
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How are you doing now! Ftm did you have the transplant your self and if so how it gone if not were can we look at getting it done? In the UK hope you are doing well   [End]
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