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Has anyone ever attempted to make a foodstuff that is 100% useful to your body where none of it will be shat out the other end? |
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>>428028 In all this rain, what with constantly going in & out, I've been seriously considering a cloak or poncho or something. I'm sure I spend more than 10 minutes a day wrestling my arms in & out of coats. |
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Motor neurone disease researchers find link to microbes in gut |
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US doctors are hoping to start offering women vaginal fluid transplants and have set up a programme to screen potential donors. |
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The guy who invented Soylent almost killed himself by destroying his gut flora and then only drinking Soylent, based on OPs theory. |
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I'm not a doctor, a biologist or even a self-accredited "nutrition expert", but could it have been folly for the OP to assume that shitting is not "useful"? |
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I'm not one for conspiracy theories, but it seems awfully convenient that this thread was made a few months before Covid-19 escaped from a laboratory in China. Covid-19 may well be their early attempt at making airborne weapons-grade autism. |
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>Faecal transplants could help patients with a dangerous form of skin cancer respond to immunotherapy, research suggests. |
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If I ate nothing but chocolate would my shit eventually taste like chocolate? I imagine this would only work with dark chocolate rather than milk chocolate. |
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Lads, I need you to settle an argument. Is it normal to feel hungrier after having a poo? |
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COVID-19 clears up rapidly after stool transplant to treat bacterial infection |
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NHS patients struggling with superbugs to be offered poo transplants |
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10047_pla_pedigree_dentastix_taegliche_zahnpflege_.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() They can make biscuits that can brush a dog's teeth while they eat it, so why can't Big Biscuit make one that brushes as you eat? |
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milkshake.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>453691 |
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Keep taking the crapsules: how I became a faecal transplant donor |
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A man who was hospitalized by debilitating Crohn's disease found relief after putting his mom's poop in his rectum in a DIY treatment — but was surprised to experience her menopause symptoms, too. Charlie Curtis, from Toronto, Canada, who's in his mid 30s, did DIY "poop transplants," or fecal microbiota transplants, for over four years, he told filmmaker Saffron Cassaday in the new documentary "Designer $hit." |
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It's been awhile since anyone mentioned fat girls and 'spoons actually. Maybe they underwent a metamorphosis. |
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>UK doctors are attempting to clear dangerous superbug infections using "poo pills" containing freeze-dried faeces. |
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