The surprising secret to a healthier gut - Kathryn M. Stephenson and David L. Suskind
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- Dig into the science of fecal microbial transplantation, where doctors transfer feces into a patient to help reset their gut microbiome.
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1,700 years ago, Chinese alchemist Ge Hong was renowned for his soup that could cure diarrhea-stricken patients. It had a surprising secret ingredient: feces. While it might seem unwise to consume feces, exciting new research suggests that taking poop into the body in other ways might benefit our health. Kathryn M. Stephenson & David L. Suskind share the science of fecal microbial transplantation.
Lesson by Kathryn M. Stephenson and David L. Suskind, directed by Luisa Holanda.
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So when you say "eat shxt" to people now, it's actually a blessing and you're actually wishing them well
Eat sh*t bro
What a time to be alive!
For some reason, they still won't let me put that on a license plate, no matter how many times I try to explain it.
"eat Shxt" to everyone.
@@oracleofdelphi4533 whoever is responsible is apparently very uneducated
I kinda don’t wanna know, but curiousity is a powerful thing
learning things you might not want to know could save you
...then they went on to found Taco Bell.
Did u do it?😂
Curiosity kills the cat. But what it does to me is kill my appetite 😭
@@fajar2alfianto eat shxt
its Healthy!!
"Ayy, good soup, what's it made of?"
"😏"
"...What is it made of?"
Just like Mom used to make...
forbidden poop soup
It's made from...uhh...food.
@@futuregreatestpresidentale1221 pre digested food with enzyme toppings
"Processed food 😏"
I've had this done and it helped so much. The immune system really stems from the gut. Haven't really been sick much since 2019
That's great, I'm glad you're feeling better! But are you sure it is this specific procedure? The video literally said that the FDA only allows it to be used experimentally to treat one specific disease, so I wouldn't imagine it to be open to the general public.
Wow! Seems strange having someone else's waste inside you. So interesting
@@slinde657 facts
Where do you live? I need one as well. Ibs etc...
@@hman2912 I think if you look at it from another angle it looks like that's how things work. If you didn't deliver the waste artificially into the body it will be delivered directly or indirectly naturally.
In some cases waste from humans, animals etc. end up in a river. Some of the rivers water is recycled back for human consumption. Some evaporate to the clouds and recycled as rain.
So, whenever you drink water you will be drinking water that contain some parts that are from the poop or urine of someone.
I absolutely love this animation style! As someone who gets easily disgusted at medical stuff, the happy and sad faces, and the cute colours really help me enjoy the topic!!
me too!!
This shows the correlation between a healthy diet and the risks your physical and mental health take when you don't follow one. Whoever said "you are what you eat" hit a bullseye.
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They know about the spice. The spice Melange.
so basically, this is real life equivalent of South Park poop implant.
Basically, south park wasnt making sh$t up. Research on this has probably been going on for years. Now if only we could get our hands on The Spice Melange
That was my first thought
The thumbnail-
Made me fall off the couch💀
I've never been as mortified as I was while listening to the Ge Hong recipe
Oh boy... excited to add this to my digestive system unit!
OH NO 🤔
Never thought I would see such wild South Park reference on Ted Talk
We need the "The Spice Melange"
I’m excited for this! I hope it comes a long way in my lifetime. I myself struggle with gut issues and it’d be a miracle for it to be fixed so simply.
Thank you Ted Ed for teaching me more than my school does ❤
its fairly novel and controversial science (albeit one i evangelise about) you learn it at degree level.
@@NeoFighterX can you speak normally
@@NeoFighterX preach
The spice. The spice Melange.
this is from south park
I got curius from watching that ep and found it was real😅😅😅
Just go swimming in the same pool
@@bobb.6393 😂😂😂😂😂
Turd burglars
Tom Brady
As always, perfect design, clear explanation ❤
A case study in my Psychology textbook actually mentioned this! It helped improve a man's depression.
It was cool to learn more about it. Thanks TED-Ed!
I think science has found that your stomach is a second "brain" in a way
@@catborg780 Yes! That's what the section was about. By altering the bacteria in the gut, it can affect the production of certain chemicals used by the brain. Very interesting.
@@elk45 AWESOME
@@catborg780 gut brain !
Can i know in which textbook?
I’ve read several med journals about this topic and it looks really promising 👏🏻
I had a FMT 11 days ago 🌝
My doctor has been a God send!
I almost died from overgrowth (bacteria, yeast, etc) after lots of antibiotics for MRSA, and my gut/ brain haven't been even 10% of what they were before getting sick.
After feeling like death every time you eat, and having everything exit you, like an extreme faucet within hours of eating, you would do just about anything for an improvement.
A FMT is on my wish list- but in the U.S you have to almost die from c-diff multiple times, and it's around $15k last time I checked to have it done in other places :( (But would likely give me my life back).
I'm not a doctor, this comment is for entertainment purposes only, don't try this at home etc etc, Buuuut in one study the results were something like "8 patients cured and stayed cured for at least 6 months, one patient was not cured at the 6-month mark but was cured by a second dose, one patient did not return for the 6-mo followup, we reached out to him and found out it had worked great for 3 months but he relapsed, then he DIY'd a second dose with the help of his roommate and was doing great again."
If you are finding it hard to get it done in USA then I would suggest you to get it done here at Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences, New Delhi, India. I got it done three times although my disease was a liver disease(Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis) and ultimately had to undergo liver transplantation in 2021.
I didnt know stool bank exist until today. We really do learn new thing everyday 😂
The explanation by South Park is LEGENDARILY LEGITIMATE
So my dog is smart, I see
FMT has been probably one of the best decisions I have ever taken, I have improved so much and can tolerate foods I could not in the past after many years of antibiotics and useless probiotics.
That is so wonderful to hear. Did you order from a site or did you know your donor? Looking into this for severe gut issues.
I hope it works for Ulcerative Colitis I don't want to have my intestines replaced with plastic tube 😢
i used to get disgusted by the possibility or idea of various types of microorganisms living inside the gut but now i'm starting to accept and reconsider letting those tiny settlers stay inside me.
Fantastic video!!
The spice melange
Curiosity is powerful. We talked about this a little in my Medical Terminology class. I can’t wait to learn more about the GI tract!!!
these are so informative
Very interesting. I saw somewhere, only yesterday, that neurotransmitters are produced in the gut and that, therefore, a healthy microbiome helps against depression and mood disorders. Is that true?
I am hoping that they do a trial with for long covid patients, since that is another illness that seems significantly linked to the gut. Prayers and love! ❤
ive been eating poop since i can remember
finally a reason to tell people its not that weird
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
This is sus
The name, profile pic and the comment makes me believe that you're into 2 girls and 1 cup.
How does this compare to taking probiotic pills?
Ah, it’s exactly as I thought. But the poo bank was a new thing. Would like to know what the strict guidelines are to accept only 3% of donations. Is it like a strict diet and fasting? Do people apply? Can you just submit a sample and they’ll get back to you?? Will they in the future be able to identify these different gut bacteria and just do special selections for specific needs/ patients like an herbal medicine shop but with bacteria cultures? The possibilities. 😮🎉🎉
Southpark beat yah to it, but fabulous informative video nonetheless 👏
I think it is the most important information video for our life
In Africa, there is a soup made from dried animal poop called “Otwen bene nkwan”.
Now I understand why
I reckon this video would make Tom Brady nervous.
This is one of my favorite TH-cam channels. ✅
WHAT
I thought South Park was joking, but poop transplants actually exist lol
*South Park reference*
Amazing I had to find this when I was eating.
The way they animated how they produce vitamims 😂😂😂
Ted Ed thinks of funny things and turns into educational ones
Whatever was spoken about here is anything but exciting 🤣🤣
Edit- it takes time for the information to sink in as someone who has heard this for the first time
That thumbnail picture is killing me 😆
It’s changed multiple times😂😂
3:30 3% acceptance of donors means more than 97% of us need a transplant.
Exactly what I thought. Maybe we don't need transplant but it does show that most of us don't have healthy gut.
Mediterranean people have the healthiest guts or at least people who eat a largely Mediterranean diet.
I watched the South Park episode for this just last week 😭
The body is quite amazing.
This is why human babies need to feed directly from mom after birth; humans, like cows, produce colostrum for about a week after birth (with traces for some weeks after), and this provides the baby with immune system microbes. Breastfeeding, while it might make some of us uncomfortable (including me, and especially in public), is still very important for the health of the future of our species.
Doesn’t this also affect weight?
It does
In what way?
@@poiuysubliminals there’s a method of gaining or losing weight by placing someone else’s poop inside of your intestines. search it
So this is why everyone wanted Tom Brady's poop in South Park.
Incredible animation!
I know this from south park lmao
Wow! That's interesting
This put a new spin on that scene from The Help
I worked in a hospital pharmacy , the 💩 is real people and people go get better with the 💩 from someone else especially having a severe case of C-Diff
There is now a FDA approved FMT product (as of the end of 2022)!
This is same as koala behavior they feed their feaces to their infant to give them the digestive bacteria ☺️
The amination is adorable and your voice is so soothing
Who else clicked on this just to see the comments?
Thinking about the chocolate pie Octavia Spencer’s character made in The Help. 😂
The best way to avoid C-Diff is to take probiotics. By putting the good bugs back into the body. With C-DIFF only bad bugs are running rampant in your intestines what people don't realize is that Probiotics need a cold environment. And give them time to thrive in that environment by avoiding things that are warm or hot.
I remembered when south park discussed this topic and surprised to know its a real thing 😮
Was expecting more people in comments to mention South Park.
Didnt expect to see this today
the spice, they know about the spice.... the spice melangeeee
Thanks Ted Ed! I though this was very interesting!
My question is, why did gi Hong even decide to add poo to the recipe😂
Who knows?
This new treatment is the sh!t
Amazing
*whispers
"The spice...the spice melange"
Didn't think I would ever hear the phrase "stool bank".
Its the spice melange
THE SPICE MUST FLOW
Don’t really know about donating my organs as I still need them but I would gladly donate my poop.
This may be the best video you guys have ever made!
Poop Bank 💩🏧 You really learn something everyday! 😆
😂😅
anyone know the effect that gives the graphics a sort of retro look with the slight green hue between contrasts?
Nice!
Wish I could attach to the comments the photo of my dinner while I watch this.
I've been seeing adds on tv in my country about a problem wich is that a lot of children die from diarrhoea, this video start to makes sense now 🤔
I think I saw this as a South Park episode. 🤔
I'm surprised Ted-Ed didn't bring back the talking poop from their video about toilets.
South Park made an episode about it years ago... I still believe more in Kyle's mom than TedEd
why is it that only 3% of our poops are considered healthy
the amount of times the thumbnail of this video has changed lmao 💀
Is this actually a thing? I hear people with Parkinson’s have weird gut biomes, but that there aren’t many reliable studies that say eating poop capsules (a common trick some people suggest) will help at all, since they’re probably killed in the stomach.
Ted Ed realizing the first title and thumbnail was off-putting 🤣
Me reading the title at homepage:
"A what transplant?!!! "
With this, this takes “eat sh*t” to a whole different meaning.
Wait,what?There is a stool bank?
So how do you get 02:45 “Clostridiodes Difficile”?
The Spice......
Контент, который мы заслужили.
Вот есть доноры спермы, так скоро будет работа - донор кала
Контент, которого ты заслуживаешь
I thought these were only part of Mat and Treys imagination, turns out it‘s real lmao
The best way to avoid C-Diff is to take probiotics. By putting the good bugs back into the body. With C-DIFF only bad bugs are running rampant in your intestines.
Brand it as "intestinal microbiome transplant"