While it has even been discovered that human feces reverse the effects of aging, an important suggestion came from the scientific world today. The method of transplanting fecal bacteria, which is often used to treat conditions such as ‘Clostridium Difficile’ infection and inflammatory bowel disease, could be used against more diseases, scientists said.
There is an obstacle to the spread of the fecal bacteria transfer process: The feces taken from healthy people may be insufficient. That’s why scientists suggest that when people are young and healthy, their feces should be collected and stored for future benefits.
Fecal bacteria can be used for many treatments:
In fact, this idea had been put into practice by some organizations long ago. The first of these structures, which is basically a ‘stool bank’, was established in 2012 by OpenBiome. Since then, similar facilities have been established in some regions around the world. But the purpose of establishing these facilities was not for the future of transport operations.
Scientists also state that with the establishment of more stool banks, the existing banks should be restructured. Scientists state that the transplant method can be used for asthma, diabetes, obesity and even heart diseases. The research was published in Trends in Molecular Medicine.
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