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I cannot understand why Borody's results have not shaken the MS world. One would think that sufferers of MS would be screaming for more research into fecal transplants. But rest assured, it is very promising. Imagine a cure.

DrGeoff said, "In other words: when the Cornell-Weill team can show some possible reason why a hand-full of people respond to one of the most common organisms in the world by acquiring MS, when many millions of people have not, then and only then will a well publicised wild idea become more tha...

"If you subscribe to the 3-component view of acquisition of many physical and psychological disorders, then this will not really be "extremely promising"..." I don't, so it still is.

A little background information. The microorganisms that reside in our gut (intestines) are referred to as the (gut microbiome, microbiota or gut flora). There are 100 trillion microorganisms residing in our gut and about 1,000 different species of bacteria. There are 10 times the number of microorg...

I am fortunate enough not to have MS but I ran across this in my diabetes issues. http://www.thealmagest.com/toxin-emitting-bacteria-evaluated-potential-multiple-sclerosis-trigger/4500 I am of the opinion and have been for some time that cause of many chronic diseases will be found in our gut mircro...