Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

March 10, 2013

Hi everyone,

I haven't been on this forum in a while. Leia on the whole is a little more stable than she was a few months ago thanks to Dr. Bradstreet, a round of vancomycin and xifaxin and steady GCMAF. Her stools are definitely better but not perfect. Nor is her belly. The good doctor is recommending a fecal transplant but I live in Israel and I have just been assured by the head of pediatric gastroenterology at hadasah ein cerem that the chances of my being able to do it here are almost zero. Which puts me in a quandry.... especially when I have a sneaky feeling it might just help her even more. So my questions for the forum...

Has anyone ever done one at home??? If so, how did you test and screen the donated stool? What about putting her to sleep beforehand?

Has anyone done a fecal transplant with an actual person from the medical profession??

Thanks for your help

March 10, 2013

We have done a fecal transplant for our son who had chronic dysbiosis (yeast

overgrowth and clostridia) for years!!! We used his 2 year old sisters stool.

They are totally normal. She is unvaccinated and has never had an antibiotic.

She also eats an organic diet. We did not screen her stool. We had the

assistance of a professional who does colonics but really It can easily be done

at home. What we did was clean him out staring the night before with laxative.

We did medicate him with valium before the procedure so he would be relaxed. He

didn't like it and did not relax much.... But she used a small bulb enema to

flush the lower intestines. He got up and used the toilet. Then we slowly

instilled the donor stool. We used her special equipment but you could probably

use a regular soap suds enema bag that you can buy at the drug store. He held it

in for about 20 min. when he went to the toilet nothing came out. He fell asleep

in the car on the way home and finally when he came in and was running around

the stool came out, not much though. It was like he absorbed most of it. We have

not used or needed probiotics, antifungals, or antibiotcs since then. and that

my friend is a miracle.... It was about 8 months ago. also he is tolerating

foods he was reacting to before but we are giving digestive enzymes with those

foods now. He has pretty stools If you have any questions email me

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I haven't been on this forum in a while. Leia on the whole is a little more

stable than she was a few months ago thanks to Dr. Bradstreet, a round of

vancomycin and xifaxin and steady GCMAF. Her stools are definitely better but

not perfect. Nor is her belly. The good doctor is recommending a fecal

transplant but I live in Israel and I have just been assured by the head of

pediatric gastroenterology at hadasah ein cerem that the chances of my being

able to do it here are almost zero. Which puts me in a quandry.... especially

when I have a sneaky feeling it might just help her even more. So my questions

for the forum...

> Has anyone ever done one at home??? If so, how did you test and screen the

donated stool? What about putting her to sleep beforehand?

> Has anyone done a fecal transplant with an actual person from the medical

profession??

>

> Thanks for your help

>

March 10, 2013

Now this sounds interesting!! Dr Mcbride in her Gaps book briefly mentions it as something she believes would work but that little research is available about it!!! Glad it worked for uo son!!Sent from my iPhone

We have done a fecal transplant for our son who had chronic dysbiosis (yeast overgrowth and clostridia) for years!!! We used his 2 year old sisters stool. They are totally normal. She is unvaccinated and has never had an antibiotic. She also eats an organic diet. We did not screen her stool. We had the assistance of a professional who does colonics but really It can easily be done at home. What we did was clean him out staring the night before with laxative. We did medicate him with valium before the procedure so he would be relaxed. He didn't like it and did not relax much.... But she used a small bulb enema to flush the lower intestines. He got up and used the toilet. Then we slowly instilled the donor stool. We used her special equipment but you could probably use a regular soap suds enema bag that you can buy at the drug store. He held it in for about 20 min. when he went to the toilet nothing came out. He fell asleep in the car on the way home and finally when he came in and was running around the stool came out, not much though. It was like he absorbed most of it. We have not used or needed probiotics, antifungals, or antibiotcs since then. and that my friend is a miracle.... It was about 8 months ago. also he is tolerating foods he was reacting to before but we are giving digestive enzymes with those foods now. He has pretty stools If you have any questions email me

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I haven't been on this forum in a while. Leia on the whole is a little more stable than she was a few months ago thanks to Dr. Bradstreet, a round of vancomycin and xifaxin and steady GCMAF. Her stools are definitely better but not perfect. Nor is her belly. The good doctor is recommending a fecal transplant but I live in Israel and I have just been assured by the head of pediatric gastroenterology at hadasah ein cerem that the chances of my being able to do it here are almost zero. Which puts me in a quandry.... especially when I have a sneaky feeling it might just help her even more. So my questions for the forum...

> Has anyone ever done one at home??? If so, how did you test and screen the donated stool? What about putting her to sleep beforehand?

> Has anyone done a fecal transplant with an actual person from the medical profession??

>

> Thanks for your help

>

March 11, 2013

I always wanted to try....but no one in my family has a good stool. Can I borrow some of your daughters??!!! I was hoping my typical son would work and then I could go into business selling his poo to pay for all the therapies. Even had a name for my business "Poo for You" ~Because we give a sh*t!!!!

Crystal

March 11, 2013

this is awesome! love it!

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 6:47 PMSubject: Re: Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

I always wanted to try....but no one in my family has a good stool. Can I borrow some of your daughters??!!! I was hoping my typical son would work and then I could go into business selling his poo to pay for all the therapies. Even had a name for my business "Poo for You" ~Because we give a sh*t!!!!

Crystal

March 11, 2013

**Crystal's email is all crap!** KIDDING!!! To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex > Sent: Monday, March

11, 2013 6:52 PM Subject: Re: Re: Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

this is awesome! love it!

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 6:47 PMSubject: Re: Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

I always wanted to try....but no one in my family has a good stool. Can I borrow some of your daughters??!!! I was hoping my typical son would work and then I could go into business selling his poo to pay for all the therapies. Even had a name for my business "Poo for You" ~Because we give a sh*t!!!!

Crystal

March 11, 2013

....only the second genuine laugh I've had this year!!! Thanks so

much!!! Seriously though, first I've heard of this therapy as been out

of the loop for a while. Where's the best place to read up on it please?

Thanks...

> FROM: Crystal

> TO: mb12valtrex

> SENT: Monday, March 11, 2013 6:47 PM

> SUBJECT: Re: Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

>

> I always wanted to try....but no one in my family has a good stool.

> Can I borrow some of your daughters??!!! I was hoping my typical son

> would work and then I could go into business selling his poo to pay

> for all the therapies. Even had a name for my business " Poo for You "

> ~Because we give a sh*t!!!!

>

> Crystal

>

March 11, 2013

holy holy holy crap! this is awesome story! thank you for sharing! I have been wanting to do this with my son for a long time..and had planned to do it just the way you described...i am still fighting for my sons holy poop...... I am trying to get my health better before I do it however my poop still beats his any day of the week so maybe I will try this sooner....

thanks again melissa

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2013 5:26 PMSubject: Re: Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

We have done a fecal transplant for our son who had chronic dysbiosis (yeast overgrowth and clostridia) for years!!! We used his 2 year old sisters stool. They are totally normal. She is unvaccinated and has never had an antibiotic. She also eats an organic diet. We did not screen her stool. We had the assistance of a professional who does colonics but really It can easily be done at home. What we did was clean him out staring the night before with laxative. We did medicate him with valium before the procedure so he would be relaxed. He didn't like it and did not relax much.... But she used a small bulb enema to flush the lower intestines. He got up and used the toilet. Then we slowly instilled the donor stool. We used her special equipment but you could probably use a regular soap suds enema bag that you can buy at the drug store. He held it in for about 20 min. when he went to the toilet nothing came out. He fell asleep in the car on the way home

and finally when he came in and was running around the stool came out, not much though. It was like he absorbed most of it. We have not used or needed probiotics, antifungals, or antibiotcs since then. and that my friend is a miracle.... It was about 8 months ago. also he is tolerating foods he was reacting to before but we are giving digestive enzymes with those foods now. He has pretty stools If you have any questions email me --->

March 11, 2013

so glad your girl is doing better tanya..

To: "mb12valtrex@yahoogroups com" <mb12valtrex > Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2013 3:34 PMSubject: Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

Hi everyone,

I haven't been on this forum in a while. Leia on the whole is a little more stable than she was a few months ago thanks to Dr. Bradstreet, a round of vancomycin and xifaxin and steady GCMAF. Her stools are definitely better but not perfect. Nor is her belly. The good doctor is recommending a fecal transplant but I live in Israel and I have just been assured by the head of pediatric gastroenterology at hadasah ein cerem that the chances of my being able to do it here are almost zero. Which puts me in a quandry.... especially when I have a sneaky feeling it might just help her even more. So my questions for the forum...

Has anyone ever done one at home??? If so, how did you test and screen the donated stool? What about putting her to sleep beforehand?

Has anyone done a fecal transplant with an actual person from the medical profession??

Thanks for your help

March 12, 2013

Lol!!!! LOVE itSent from my iPhone

I always wanted to try....but no one in my family has a good stool. Can I borrow some of your daughters??!!! I was hoping my typical son would work and then I could go into business selling his poo to pay for all the therapies. Even had a name for my business "Poo for You" ~Because we give a sh*t!!!!

Crystal

March 12, 2013

If u ve GAPS book dr Mcbride mentions it briefly Sent from my iPhone

....only the second genuine laugh I've had this year!!! Thanks so

much!!! Seriously though, first I've heard of this therapy as been out

of the loop for a while. Where's the best place to read up on it please?

Thanks...

> FROM: Crystal

> TO: mb12valtrex

> SENT: Monday, March 11, 2013 6:47 PM

> SUBJECT: Re: Fecal Transplant.... anyone done it???

>

> I always wanted to try....but no one in my family has a good stool.

> Can I borrow some of your daughters??!!! I was hoping my typical son

> would work and then I could go into business selling his poo to pay

> for all the therapies. Even had a name for my business "Poo for You"

> ~Because we give a sh*t!!!!

>

> Crystal

>

March 12, 2013

Thanks to everyone's comments. I am going to get on with it...

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