The gut microbiome necessary??? 
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Looking for an educated answer for a question, please no highly speculative wishful thinking.
If the Microbiota is so important to our immunity, mental health/mood, nutrient absorption, metabolism etc. and the vast majority (an understatement) of the microflora reside in the large intestine, why is it that people who have had their large intestine completely removed are able to live nearly normal lives enjoying many foods, not needing to live in germ free bubbles? Also note that they don't suddenly develope mental disabilities or other disease states attributed to poor gut flora??
I ask this because I have a personal interest in the topic as my health is at risk.
Thank you in advance to all.
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This is a reply to # 2,369,150Balanced natural microbiom is important for people who still have large itestine.
Conditions in which doctors would suggest permanent colostomy include:
a blockage
an injury
Crohn’s disease, which is an autoimmune form of inflammatory bowel disease
colorectal cancer
colonic polyps, which is extra tissue growing inside the colon that may be cancer or may turn into cancer
diverticulitis, which occurs when small pouches in your digestive system, called diverticula, become infected or inflamed
imperforate anus or other birth defects
irritable bowel syndrome, which is a condition affecting the colon that causes diarrhea, bloating, constipation, and pain in the abdominal area
ulcerative colitis, which is an inflammatory bowel disease that causes the long-term inflammation of the digestive tract
If the good microbiom is not there, it almost automatically means that some other pathogenic microorganisms may take the same place occupied previously by non-pathogenic bacteria.
As one of the function of large intestine is to absorbe liquid and salts from the feces, and to transport it to the liver, pathogenic microorganisms (PMO) may actually change the large intestine, increase the intestinal permeability, and allow for some substances to be absorged, somethig that normally would not have been absorbed.
Those substances may affect everything, your brain, your health, and those substances may be a factor in autoimmune diseases, etc ...
All these potential problems may disappear if a person performs FMT.
All these potential problems also disappear once you remove the colon.
No colon, no good bacteria, no bad bacteria, no absorption of unwanted stuff, etc.
Beware, people whose entire colon has been removed are not a picture of health!
Often, their quality of life is severely reduced, if compared to those who opted for FMT and whose FMT cured inflamed bowel or IBS.
Often, UC is the reason for colostomy, and FMT seems to be far safer way to cure UC than colostomy. May not work for everyone.... nothing works for everyone!
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This is a reply to # 2,369,273Thank you, an excellent answer.
Perhaps you might have insight into my next question as well.
I have read from several sources that the microbiome can have drastic effects on an individual's metabolism and how they process food, for instance some studies speculate that the population and composition of the microbiome can dictate the amount of calories drawn from foods. I believe i read that this is true of animals, which is why grazing animals can get more energy from foods that would be of little to no caloric value to human beings or carnivorous animals.
So with that established, my question is, does it sound plausible that a person could wipe out many important species of their gut flora, damaging their microbiome to such a degree that no matter how much they ate they could not properly fulfill their energy requirements?
Or to a lesser degree, damage it to a point where they had a very difficult time converting food into energy?
Thank you for your time.
this question is also open to anyone who feels they have sufficient knowledge to answer.
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This is a reply to # 2,369,293"does it sound plausible that a person could wipe out many important species of their gut flora, damaging their microbiome to such a degree that no matter how much they ate they could not properly fulfill their energy requirements?"
If this question is referring to your own experience, you may benefit from a serii of liver flushes.
Yes, it is possible.
Antibiotics can not only wipe out the bacteria, but can also permanently change the intestines, and even cause some permanent changes on the liver.
SO, it is more than plausible.
Gut Biota Never Recover from Antibiotics : Damages Future Generations
//www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=2072590#i
Antibiotics that kill gut bacteria also stop growth of new brain cells
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2319120#i
You can learn a lot here:
//www.curezone.org/forums/s2.asp?f=1065&c=16&ob=v
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This is a reply to # 2,369,453Thank you, I am about to check out some of those links. Very helpful information.
I know that my microbiome is damaged (no Candida).
A quick summary:
12 years ago I started eating imbalanced packaged foods and drank diet soda instead of water every day. I also had several courses of Antibiotics . I became sicker and sicker with strange symptoms, many of which lead to brain fog, learning disabilities, mood swings, lowered immunity, weight gain and others.
4 years ago I tried to get better by cleaning up my eating to unprocessed foods and water. I was told that a lot of my symptoms were similar to Candida overgrowth so I followed to diet strictly (almost no carbs, no sugars or fruits only non starchy vegetables and meat). A diet regrettably ultra low in fiber.
I did this for a year, then I tried to incorporate carbs back in to my diet only to find that I was intolerant to them. I have tried many approaches but the symptoms are unbearable so I avoid.
Last year, i came into some information that lead me to believe that if I could get rid of the fats in my diet I could possibly clean out my lymph system and jump start some healing.
So for 3 months I forced myself to eat nothing but lean meats and non starchy vegetables. Big mistake as I put myself in a form of "rabbit starvation". I stopped this diet after my hair started falling out.
I soon found that my digestion had worsened and I have an intense hunger that is near constant.
That was November 2016, since then I have found myself still in a near constant state of hunger no matter how much I eat, and have less and less energy all the time. My body also has been slowly eating at my muscle mass making me weaker.
I have been through many drs and specialists and even a naturopath and a well educated Chinese medicine specialist/acupuncturist and have had no help in finding a resolution.
As you can see my microbiome has been under much abuse over the years.
My brother is coming to stay for the summer and has volunteered to be a donor for FMT. He leads a very healthy Diet and lifestyle, I plan to do 2 weeks straight of FMT. I am hoping for this to be a solution to this issue and hopefully for the other symptoms I have picked up over the years.
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This is a reply to # 2,369,467Do several Liver Flushes before FMT .
At least 6 flushes. you can flush every 7-10 days.
Your liver is the main problem, considering your symptoms.
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