https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30113-4/fulltext
Ever ate something and thought that there was a little extra oomph? Yeah.
I'm not asking if shitting in someones mouth will help their biome, but I'm curious if you were to take the same approach with your oral microbiota, say swapping toothbrushes or something along those lines would work in the same way? Apologies if this is very stupid my curiosity got the better of me.
TIA x
Since this is a pretty new chemical there aren't many "accurate" resources. I wanted to ask that question because I think I consumed more than I should (made mistake while titrating) and now need a "stopper". It is not stopping. What will work for it to stop also much appreciated besides answering my questions on the title.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/32065057/?i=4&from=coronavirus
And clear implications for where they should be swabbing first late stage cases before discharge.
On another note...isn’t modern science and the internet a wonderful combo! This information can be disseminated quickly and hopefully add to our understanding of this illness in a meaningful way. It’s what gives me a bit of hope that this can be contained.
The 86% vs 100% rates were after 18 patients did a 2nd FMT. After only 1 FMT per patient the rates were much worse for Openbiome: 32/50 (64.0%) compared to 49/50 (98.0%).
For Clostridium difficile, C. diff.
Study title is misleading due to the fact that different donors were used:
Superiority of Higher-Volume Fresh Feces Compared to Lower-Volume Frozen Feces in Fecal Microbiota Transplantation for Recurrent Clostridioides Difficile Colitis https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10620-020-06459-0
Full study: https://sci-hub.tw/https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10620-020-06459-0
https://fortune.com/2020/02/20/coronavirus-fecal-transmission/
I thought this was interesting because I remembered reading on the CDC site that fecal transmission was rare for other coronaviruses, which was all the info they had at the time.
Today, that page doesn't mention fecal transmission at all.
However, the Chinese CDC has stated:
>“The virus can also be transmitted through the potential fecal-oral route. This means that stool samples may contaminate hands, food, water..."
Mods, I did a search for this exact article in this sub but was not able to find anything regarding fecal transmission in the last 8 days, yet it said the link was already posted. Please remove if this is the case!
This will be my first time and need something to help me sleep; I see 9lb hammer in a Truclear Concentrate, would that be as effective orally (if so better to use sublingually/on the gums or eaten--I read someone put it inside a mini-marshmallow and swallowed it?) Or, would I be better off getting the RSO (a lot more expensive and not strain specific) or the TruNano Tincture (which just states THC, not if Indica or Sativa?) I have insomnia, and ptsd etc etc; company coming to stay for couple weeks and usually is terrible as I don't sleep and am exhausted during the day, tired and stressed. Don't have time to go other than Trulieve right now as card is being processed and in next day or two they say will be getting email I can use.
Day 23 standard symptoms mostly weak with no lungs and breathing problems. Starting to believe we can get it by breathing it, getting it in the blood or we get it by eating it. The video link** claims it can survive digestion and then infect ACE-2 blood pressure control mechanisms in the colon. The ACE-2 receptors are distributed around the body but most either get it in the lungs or the colon - some the blood and the heart's ACE-2 can get infected. It gets in these cells, reproduces; then explodes the cells to escape. The junk from the exploded cells creates the Cytokine storm in the lungs. In the colon these cells with the ACE-2 receptors also explode too but its more like a (sheet-storm) since if we reabsorb the exploded cell contents from the colon it gets into the blood and if enough can cause inflamation and fevers.
Never had a fever but I eat regular salads which I am begining to think clears the bad contents from the exploded cells into the stool and then out the colon. Any form of slowing by changing diet causes more of these exploded cell contents to get into the blood and cause problems is my hypothesis. I ate organic soup one day, put me down 2 days. Got back on 2 servings of vegan large salads, back to cardio exercise already (on most days). Media hasnt got a clue that sometimes people don't show positive in nasal swipe but they still can show positive in the anal swipe. Media doesnt even know what an anal swipe is. Sorry if this sounds gross but I haven't seen much here about the fecal/oral infection route by swallowing the germs. My guess is that most a-symptomatics swallow the germ before they breath it and one may interfere with the other, I hope. Apparently getting the onset directly in the blood are the ones that get the hearts infections. Little known about other ways of onset that I heard yet.
**COVID-19 _ Pathophysiology
COVID19 breathing and posture practice
https://twitter.com/valaafshar/status/1247857373349363714?s=21
In a clinical characterization of ten paediatric patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection in China, none of whom required respiratory support or intensive care and all of whom lacked signs of pneumonia, eight tested positive on rectal swabs, even after nasopharyngeal testing was negative.
COVID-19: faecal–oral transmission?
[https://www.nature.com/articles/s41575-020-0295-7](https://w
... keep reading on reddit ➡I think I saw some report that the oral-borne COVID infection (i.e. through stomach) was lighter. Anyone has seen some results?
I am asking because the first polio vaccines were attenuated (weakened virus) live oral vaccines.
...I'd much rather use up all that toilet paper and be immune than fall to pneumonia.
It sounds like its possible for it to spread in other ways, but what I've read sounds almost like it is mostly from kids putting their fingers in their mouths when they had bad hygiene (and had polio from poop on their fingers), which is why mostly kids got the disease.
Are kids hygiene really that bad? Or is it just surprisingly easy to have residual poop get in your mouth?
