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SueEllen replied

30 June 2022, 17:20
The only problem is if you have gut problems and get poo from someone rather large, it may clear your gut problems but you end up large as well.
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vetran started a topic We're in the Tulip

30 June 2022, 16:11
We're in the Tulip
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...se-ageing.html

Scientists want to create a poo BANK: Future faecal transplants have 'better potential' than umbilical cord blood - and could be used to REVERSE ageing
Experts say bacteria in poo could treat numerous conditions in the near future

They envision people storing poo when young to help reverse ageing later in life

But they warn storage costs means it will likely only be an option for the wealthy
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