Fecal Transplant, information about a cure for Ulcerative Colitis
In this question during an interview on the show Health Matters I describe how I knew I was getting better while using Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT) to cure my case of Ulcerative Colitis in combination with other treatments.
The following is from an ongoing discussion with one of the readers of my ebook on using fecal transplants to cure Ulcerative Colitis. Her 17 year old daughter has struggled with Clostridium Difficile and had been hospitalized to deal with severe inflammation and blood loss.
Here is another email from one of my readers who feels that they have been cured of Ulcerative Colitis using fecal transplants also known as fecal microbiota transplant (FMT). I am grateful that by sharing my experience I have been able to contribute to others. Note
Here is a recent conversation with one of my readers about how fecal transplants hae helped her son’s autism. Michelle: Hey Michael! I’m a parent of an autistic child. My husband and I saw your video how to do FMT back a few months ago. And now We
Fecal microbiota transplant is the most effective treatment for Clostridium Difficile and can help other illnesses like idiopathic Ulcerative Colitis like it did for me. However finding a safe, suitable donor for this can be difficult for many people. This fundraising campaign seeks funds to
Hi, I read through your fecal transplant guidebook, today was my first day and all seemed ok (I’ve been through worse ha). One question though … I mixed 2 cups water with 1 tsp salt to make the saline … does this calculation seem correct
Hi Michael, I just purchased and read your ebook on how to do fecal transplants yourself and have some questions. My husband struggled for years from terrible acid reflux. It was so bad it affected his dental health. He was put on a proton pump
Mike, I’m sure you get dozens of emails, but I thought I’d send one anyway. Like many others, I stumbled across your website and watched your video. It makes sense to me, but am very skeptical to try this. Can you say with complete honesty
Here is a Public Service Announcement I recorded at the conclusion of a TV interview awhile back to encourage awareness of Fecal Transplants to treat Clostridium Difficile Bacteria. “Hi I’m Michael Hurst, I used fecal transplants to treat and cure myself of Ulcerative Colitis.
Here is yet another success story. Notice that making sure the content from the fecal transplant enema getting all the way through all parts of the large intestine is key. While I can’t say for sure if doing more than one enema a day is