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Friday, 16 February 2018
quote [ These instructions are for fecal transplant at home using an enema bag or bucket hung on a wall, which will maximize flow up the colon from the force of gravity. If you are in a hurry, syringes and enema bottles can also be used but do try to use the enema bag method as often as possible, for maximum effect. ]
My new favorite DIY fecal transplant website.
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Bleb said[1] @ 3:05pm GMT on 16th Feb
[Score:5 Funny]
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FOREVER |
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Arravis said @ 7:30am GMT on 16th Feb
"If you are in a hurry" I'm trying to imagine the circumstances in which you would be.
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Do it your SElf said @ 12:42pm GMT on 16th Feb
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cb361 said @ 5:59pm GMT on 16th Feb
Stop giving me all this shit!
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knumbknutz said @ 10:26pm GMT on 16th Feb
I want the 35.2 seconds it took me to read this and type a response back.
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Headlessfriar said @ 12:14am GMT on 17th Feb
Fecal transplants are the least fun-sounding of 3 treatments for the same condition; the other 2 being eat yogurt or perform cunnilingus.
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HoZay said @ 12:59am GMT on 17th Feb
Yay! I'm inoculated!
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yogi said @ 6:23pm GMT on 17th Feb
A good friend of mine swears by this. Absolutely. After a lifetime of difficulty with bowel movements, this helps her overcome those issues, and she's much healthier.
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smoki said @ 11:50pm GMT on 17th Feb
Not to mention that fecal transplantation, however gross, already saved lives.
(Clostridium difficile infections not responding to antibiotics) |
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