Hacking the Microbiome to Fight Cancer

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  • Опубліковано 9 січ 2025

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  • @QueenetBowie
    @QueenetBowie 12 годин тому +13

    Incredible, love all your bioscience videos Bloomberg, keep em’ coming

  • @meeganbarnes7240
    @meeganbarnes7240 6 годин тому +1

    Wonderful! Thank you to the scientists and the medical community who keep working to find solutions to our health issues 😊

  • @outtathyme5679
    @outtathyme5679 13 годин тому +23

    We’ll need to look to other countries for health care and treatments as American voters don’t believe in basic science

    • @QueenetBowie
      @QueenetBowie 12 годин тому

      Well, roughly half of voters voted for Trump (the anti science one) and honestly a lot of people are just annoyed about the economy and are willing to ignore his ramblings bc they believe he’ll get rid of inflation magically
      Also worth noting Europe has elected some lunatics recently, so it’s not the US. The world is unstable and people flock in I unstable people during these times

    • @CarlCaf
      @CarlCaf 7 годин тому

      what does the average person/voter know about Science? It's the corrupt health care system who is responsible.

  • @Esbbbb
    @Esbbbb 10 годин тому +3

    Would have been cool to hear how I can improve my microbiome

    • @javogreen07
      @javogreen07 6 годин тому +2

      eat a LOT of different plans, avoid ultra and processed foods

  • @chaoticrealm777
    @chaoticrealm777 12 годин тому +1

    Interesting stuff. Can someone explain to me tho how the golden yellow soup from 10:10 works? Do they inoculate the soup after it is cooked and cooled with feces??? It surely can't be during the cooking process...

  • @puffinjuice
    @puffinjuice 11 годин тому +1

    Amazing how long its taking modern medicine to learn that drugs arent the only way. In fact the drugs are often as damaging as the disease itself.

  • @irinamakovetsky3038
    @irinamakovetsky3038 9 годин тому +1

    FMT is used and helpful for some of the kids with autism. I looked into this but it is very expensive and has to be done outside of US. Unfortunately I don’t think it will become more accessible any time soon.

  • @Karlena_Lewin_Studio
    @Karlena_Lewin_Studio 10 годин тому

    How can I buy this I’m so ill with Mcas I want to try this

  • @mack-uv6gn
    @mack-uv6gn 7 годин тому

    👍 well done

  • @wybeprod7632
    @wybeprod7632 11 годин тому +1

    I would have never imagined would be the answer to curing cancer 😂😅

  • @javogreen07
    @javogreen07 6 годин тому

    the aztecs did enemas with "pulque" a agave based ancient drink, to treat certain diseases as well. might not be only human fecal microbes that are helpful.

  • @scott6571
    @scott6571 11 годин тому

    Can this method be applied to other places other than gut?

  • @rickdeckard9810
    @rickdeckard9810 12 годин тому +1

    The circle of life, one persons waste is another persons treasure. Incredible almost unbelievable stuff…golden yellow soup made from feces.smh

  • @ClubedosPugs69
    @ClubedosPugs69 11 годин тому

    Lança mais vídeos dublados por favor 😢

  • @andymac3107
    @andymac3107 6 годин тому

    Not to poo poo the concept, but you must really consider the risk factors including inheriting someone else DNA and associated unknown problems. If you are going through life ending treatments already, then this would not pose as a big risk to take on.

  • @djayjp
    @djayjp 11 годин тому +1

    The lab should be able to culture the bacteria and fungi without continually needing donor fecal matter. This suggests to me that they're unable to control which species end up in the received material. Do they even know why it works or specifically which species promote intestinal health?

    • @TheShadyjames
      @TheShadyjames 5 годин тому +2

      I believe creating culture conditions which preserve the diversity and don't lead to certain species outcompeting and eradicating others is extremely difficult. As for why they don't individually culture all relevant species and recombine them, there's thousands of species and its unclear which are the most important for promoting health. The solution they've arrived at is likely the most cost-effective one available with our current level of understanding

    • @djayjp
      @djayjp 4 години тому

      @TheShadyjames Yep, as suspected, they don't know.

  • @westonhuffman7908
    @westonhuffman7908 10 годин тому

    Well, I wanna get a fecal microbiota transplant.