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Let's keep it about Rampart people

The microbiome really has a strong effect on your physical health. I could very well see that someone with a damaged microbiome could get these sorts of benefits. But mostly because they're already under performing physically.

There's a lot of research around human fecal transplants right now and people who've had incredibly poor health for a long period of time due to antibiotics have made miraculous recoveries. But that being said fecal transplants are a lot stronger and a lot riskier than your average probiotic.

If the donor isn't healthy and properly screened you can have problems. Also in some rare cases people will have an auto immune reaction even if the donor is healthy. But issues seem exceedingly rare to be honest.

As an autoimmune sufferer myself, it's likely your immune disease is caused by a bad microbiome. I.e. your gut bacteria. Most auto immune sufferers have either a) Terrible diets or b) terrible microbiomes after too many antibiotics.

Weird question, but are you happy?