Faecal Microbiome Transplant (FMT) is a process whereby faecal bacteria from a healthy, screened donor is put into the colon of the recipient using a simple catheter, this is done by Nurses. Generally speaking, this is conducted for 10 treatments.
Background
Regarding human health and Faecal Microbiome Transplants there have been thousands of papers published over the last few years linking changes in gut flora composition to allergies, asthma, obesity, cancer, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Parkinson’s Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Ulcerative Colitis. This does not mean that this treatment is curative for these conditions but the outcomes from this kind of treatment have been remarkable. These outcomes having been anecdotal, have not yet fed into significant size Randomised Control Studies, so these have yet to be done on the various conditions mentioned using this approach.
To continue reading this information, please download our information document – Faecal Microbiome Transplants – a full introduction
We have had encouraging results with treating neurological illnesses using Fecal Microbiome Transplantation. Parkinson’s Disease is very relevant in this area and the science that underpins it is available here – Click Here for Parkinson’s and microbiome information
If you want to watch a short video about the function of the microbiome, please take a look at this film. We didn’t produce it but we think it explains the function well. https://youtu.be/YB-8JEo_0bl
Further information is available freely on the following download links
Dietary Recommendations and Supplements
Preparatory Treatment for FMT and what to expect
Recommendations for FMT treatment
The Paleo Diet – external to BBC Good Food
Recommended Reading:
A recent review explores the impact of dietary components and dietary patterns on the gut microbiome – | Gut Microbiota Research and Practice
New paper co-authored by Dr Julian Kenyon – Potential clinical usefulness of gut microbiome testing in a variety of clinical conditions
For further information or to arrange an informal discussion with Dr Julian Kenyon, please contact our Reception Team or call 01962 718000.
Alternatively, please visit our mini site www.faecalmicrobiometransplants.co.uk