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    Enhancing Has anyone tried both capsules with AND without antifreeze from the same donor?

    If so, did you notice any difference in the effects/benefits you got from each?
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    Enhancing Antifreeze in stool/FMT capsules, glycerol vs maltodextrin, -80 (medical freezer) vs -20 (home freezer)

    I was reading through the published information on how OpenBiome processes their stool samples into FMT preparations. They state that the stool is dissolved in a glycerol/saline solution, consisting of 12.5% glycerol in 0.9% NaCl, before storing in a -80C freezer...
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    Sources Anyone here had a dramatic success with a FMT from OpenBiome, then struggled to get back to that level?

    My first experience was through a FMT performed by my gastroenterologist, with bacteria suspension from OpenBiome, to treat C. diff. Not only did it get rid of that, it was a huge game changer in other areas of my health as well. You can read my full experience report at the following link, I...
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    Sources Is OpenBiome doing something unique (at least as compared to other stool banks or clinics, if not as compared to HMorg)?

    This is inspired by an experience archived last year by someone who tried OpenBiome, Taymount, NewBerry, and the "MG" donor who used to be around. I'm not putting this in the experiences section because this is not about his/her, or my, experience (those who want to read MY experience with...
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    Enhancing Capsules from humanmicrobes.org -- what type? Delayed release, enteric coated.

    I noticed in some of the experience threads (e.g. the one on SD_ES_2015) that people mention the difference between immediate release and delayed release capsules. I'm imagining that by "delayed release" they mean "enteric coated", which withstand stomach acid and open in the small intestine...
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    Sources HumanMicrobes.org recipient IDs

    I was looking at the spreadsheet of currently active donors and noticed what seems to be a shortcoming regarding the recipient IDs. Aside from Michael Harrop's own reports, none of the recipients seem repeated across different donors. Clearly not every recipient tried every donor, but I'd expect...
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