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Old 07-13-2015, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by kiwi33 View Post
Healthgirl, thanks for those links.

There is increasing evidence that differences in the kinds of bacteria which live in the gut (the gut microbiome) are causally linked to many physical and mental health issues.

My impression is that this is still at the "basic science" stage - ie, people are still trying to work out the details.

Depending on how the details turn out, procedures which change the gut microbiome could well be beneficial.
Thats exactly right. This science is exciting and promising but still in its infancy. Fortunately using food as medicine can't hurt so it is always worth a try for everyone.

On the microbiome...
They have done successful fecal transplants for people with c diff and have had good results. Literally just by putting someone's healthy poop into another persons butt
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