1. Fecal transplantation
Fecal bacteriotherapy" was first described in 1958 by a team in Colorado, who successfully treated four patients suffering from pseudomembranous enterocolitis with an enema based on an aqueous suspension of stools from healthy subjects
. However, the anteriority of this technique goes back to a Chinese scholar, Ge Hong, who recommended swallowing this type of mixture for very severe diarrhoea and food poisoning in an old Chinese grimoire dating from the fourth century
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Bibliography
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Firms specializing in fecal transplant preparations
In France
MAAT Pharma in Lyon [email protected]
In the USA
Rebiotix in Roseville Minnesota [email protected]
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