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Published 7 years ago by belangermira with 4 Comments
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  • leweb
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    So poop transplants for every disease? After all these centuries, we'll end up going back to the good old poop medicine. Ancient Egyptians would be proud.

    • Gozzin (edited 7 years ago)
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      Yep...Most old stuff people came up with is useless,but poop,maggots and leeches have found a spot in modern medicine.

      Unlike the supplements, by the time it’s available it will have gone through the FDA wringer. It will contain about 50 strains of bacteria proven effective in treating C. diff and will require a doctor's prescription.

      And to belong to the 1%..Everyone else can just curl into a little ball and die for all these price gouging companies care. $635 smackers is a bit much.

  • RoamingGnome
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    All jokes aside, I find this to be absolutely fascinating. Good on science for figuring this shit out. No pun intended.

    • Gozzin (edited 6 years ago)
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      Same here. I've lost count of how many videos I've watched on this subject.

      But there’s very little evidence that probiotic supplements do any good. “There’s a lot of promise here but not a lot of proof yet,

      In my case,a German probiotic was prescribed for me due to dysbiosis after my 2and colonoscopy,which also involved polyp resection. I had quite a few problems after and was told my biome never returned to normal.. It's about 75% normal now and I'll remain under the care of a gastroenterologist for the foreseeable future. Was it worth the price of admission? Since the procedure prevented colon cancer (and was interesting to watch), yup.

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