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    Other A distinct Fusobacterium nucleatum clade dominates the colorectal cancer niche (Mar 2024)

    https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07182-w
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    FMT Microbiota and liver transplant saves the life of a 56-year-old (Feb 2024, case report article, n=1)

    More like this and maybe we'll get past the cdiff roadblock.
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    Is human microbes getting shut down?

    Doesn't sound like you'll need an NDA. I think you're clear of massive fees.
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    Is human microbes getting shut down?

    Millions sounds like a ridiculous cost to entry. That sounds like it would be illegal for the FDA to do. It appears they don't want patients abused in below article based on price. If I'm reading correctly, they want to limit companies from profiting off experimental drugs. Charging a 3m...
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    Thanks. I was looking for phages and came across a probiotic with the 4 currently available, 50...

    Thanks. I was looking for phages and came across a probiotic with the 4 currently available, 50 billion cfu, and s. boulardii. Requested their 3rd party testing as I couldn't find it. InnovixLabs Multi Strain Probiotics for Women & Men - Probiotic Supplement - 50 Billion CFU - Gut Health...
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    What phage supplement do you take? I'm looking at adding them to my regiment after reading...

    What phage supplement do you take? I'm looking at adding them to my regiment after reading several articles linked on this site.
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    Paul Froomes, AU My 21 year old autistic son’s response to fmt at Dr Froomes office in Melbourne (2019)

    I hope I'm not prying too much. My 2yo nephew is exhibiting signs of moderate to severe autism. I've read that it can be tied to the gut, so I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row to talk to me brother. Did you do any stool testing prior to treatments? After? I saw someone commented about...
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    Article Science’s fake-paper problem: high-profile effort will tackle paper mills. Poor-quality studies are polluting the literature — a group will study the businesses that produce them to stem the flow of bogus research. (Jan 2024, united2act.org)

    The great misinformation movement. This is such a regular occurrence with TV shows, magazines, etc that grab the latest, chocolate is good for you, coffee is good for you fad because they can just reference a publication with shotty or no research.
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    Oral Oral bacteria accelerate pancreatic cancer development in mice (Jan 2024, P. gingivalis) "our findings demonstrate a causal role for P. gingivalis in pancreatic cancer development in mice"

    I wonder if it's from overuse of the pancreas in an attempt to fight the bacteria. I would hypothesize that P. gingivalis would be a constant battle as the site is not completely within the body.
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    Human Microbes HumanMicrobes.org, Donor SD_ES_2015. Mild improvements to sleep, fatigue, hair, IBS. Major improvements to stool quality, and protein tolerance. (2023)

    Oh wow! Michael, you're probably doing more for non-cdiff FMT than anyone! Thank you!
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    Human Microbes HumanMicrobes.org, Donor SD_ES_2015. Mild improvements to sleep, fatigue, hair, IBS. Major improvements to stool quality, and protein tolerance. (2023)

    Do you purchase regularly from the site? I've been sifting through lots of your posts. I ended up on their website and it appears they charge $1000 per sample, which I believe is 10 doses, plus the cost over overnight air shipping. That seems like a lot to take a shot at improvements. Are they...
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    Suppose that the gut/brain axis is as important (in psychiatry) as the peer-reviewed literature seems to indicate. Why then isn't fecal transplantation an extremely famous and celebrated psychiatric treatment?

    Do what know what a super donor specimen would look like or are we just searching until we find something we then deem to be ideal? If we know, why can we synthetically combine positive portions of different donors or "grow" what we want?
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    Intro PittsburghGutGuy

    My apologies. I've updated the post. I'll take a look the link soon.
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    Intro PittsburghGutGuy

    I'm posting my shortened story to see if maybe there are any glaring issues. I feel like I've come to the conclusion that FMT is my only chance for a cure. After discovering this forum, I've learned I likely have even more inputs towards my issues than I knew of. Maybe a template of sorts would...
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