Jon_Tradicionali
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What's FMT...?
Fecal Microbiota Transplant
What's FMT...?
Fecal Microbiota Transplant
Hi MeSci,Thanks. I thought it might be, but couldn't find it in lists of acronyms!
Hi MeSci,
You may have already seen this
http://cdd.com.au/pdf/publications/All Publications/2013 - The GI microbiome and its role in CFS - ACNEM paper.pdf
But the CDD has actually 'cured' CFS patients by using FMT ....
The CDD in Sydney developed FMT .....
I have been bying Kefir In USA and discovered that the Kefir here is not real kefir so you have to make it yourself from grains. Something to do with the laws you end up with a product more like yogurt than the real beneficial kefir.
I did kefir water and it was easy to do.
I am in the same conclusion about the gut flora but I have been going in circles because if you add bacteria sometimes you can make the problem worse. So how I can make sure to add the right type, I did reasearch on the testing compnaies for flora and they all got horrible reviewes where the same sample was sent to different labs and got all different results. So I am kind of stuck, I do I add or FMT without making the problem worse???
just to reply about elph68 and his/her no carb diet. I can tell you that just about every infectious disease does better on a no carb diet. Ive been on tons of websites as ive been sick for yrs. and can tell you that the people that do best are the people on a no carb diet. Could it be that the inflammation caused by SIBO has damaged the gut mucosal lining and we are basically starving as the nutrients cannot get through a lining of inflammation....cool the fire with no carbs so the gut can heal????
You are right in what you say but in a lot of cases I don't believe it is just one bug causing the dilemma.@Elph68 I am courious on your line of thinking, Sorry I follow this very closely and I wonder why FMT instead of identifying the infection that got into the Lymph (via culture of tissue) or both. Even if you cure your gut, doesn't the lymph infection needs to be addressed?
What I understood from another of your threads is that you think the bacteria (good overgrown kind) made it to the lymph system and is trapped there. So if you do not address that, how is FMT will help overall???
Hi Roonie,yup i have a serious case and i believe i have biofilms. There are bowel transplants now that transplant with viruses instead of bacteria as they believe virus transplants work better with biofilms. Sadly ...the only place to get a virus transplant is Russia and a tiny country called Gorgia..not to be confussed with the USA state of Gorgia
interestingly...people with lyme also have the bugs stored in their lymph. I believe the lymphatic system is a storing centre until the body deals with the bugs...that is why we are all shifted to the th2 side from the th1 side of the immune system. Even folks that have their lyme treated are not well yet because the bacteria good and bad gets killed off.
Does not matter what infection...it all leads to a jambing of the immune system over to the th2 side. The immune system just keeps grinding and grinding
Everybody seems to be looking for that one link .... It is all in your head said the psycho babblers, now they say it is all in the gut .... What seems to be overlooked is that it is a complete systematic overgrowth not just in the gut, but from the gut, lymphatic translocation takes place. If it is all about the gut, then why doesn't everybody with CFS have IBS?
You are right in what you say but in a lot of cases I don't believe it is just one bug causing the dilemma.
The reason why FMT works is because they use some really powerful antibiotics at the CDD such as vancomycin, gentamicin, with double and triple therapy .... I was on 4 antibiotics at once with the first round of treatment .... So the FMT program at the CDD also clears out the lymphatic system if they use the right combo and then the lost bowel flora is replaced with a flood of new bacteria.
Everybody seems to be looking for that one link .... It is all in your head said the psycho babblers, now they say it is all in the gut .... What seems to be overlooked is that it is a complete systematic overgrowth not just in the gut, but from the gut, lymphatic translocation takes place. If it is all about the gut, then why doesn't everybody with CFS have IBS?
So getting back to your question ... If you have an overgrowth of a certain type of bacteria that is constantly interacting with your immune system in the gut, flooding it with other types of bacteria should theoretically reduce the number of bad bacteria in your system and therefore reduce the immune system interaction and reduce the level of toxins these bacteria produce. Therefore reducing symptoms .... Discussions I have had with researchers here in Australia claim that this will result in up to 70% recovery if you follow a low sugar diet and take supplements..... This approach is also the focus of Griffin University in Queensland ..... Put more bacteria in the gut to crowd out the bad guys ....
The thing that it seems everybody is missing .... Biofilms .....
Those of you who have this really bad, I believe have the colonic equivalent of tartar found on teeth ....