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Sabine Hazan et al.: Poop is medicine.

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The book's dung has three main sources of information that readers can get through the drug. It's a stool transplant, digestive disease and diet for the bowel. First, we answer the opposite side transplants by who, when, where, what, how and why. Since 2013, the U.S. and Canada have officially used microbial stool transplants (a sub-symbolization, FMT, 04Cibora). Then, in the digestive system part, we present the whole digestive system as a universe full of microbes. The result is that the author naturally draws his readers to the conclusion that his health depends on the microbiome of the gut, while the mystery-dwelling microbes are related to the disease. Finally, it provides a diet that feeds on microbes in the intestines. From sweet potatoes to Kimchi, we present our readers with food that is essential for their intestinal health and can be easy and fast. The book will clearly establish a standard for covering the intestines and bad food. The obvious thing is that intestinal microbes change according to what we eat. Part 1 microbial gardens include diseases and treatments that occur in digestive tract. The change in diet and urban life has reduced the diversity of microbial communities in the gut, which is why moderns are said to have spread disease. A second part of the dung is a drug that suggests that by re-sponsive microbial diversity from the breast transplant, it can cure the modern epidemic.

Korean title: 똥이 약이다

Korean author: 사빈 하잔 외

Korean publisher: 히포크라테스

ISBN-13: 9791193690000

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NA******
September 30, 2025

The shit that becomes medicine is also important to collecting. It's the bacteria that kill you when you're exposed to oxygen. The transplants have also resulted in a good bowel activity, including atopic depression and other mental depression dementia. You mean my body is really healthy when you see shit like that? If you want to make healthy shit, it's only right to avoid poison before eating good food.

NG*****
February 3, 2024

It's a very good material to understand healthy diets together, and learn the importance of living habits...

JY*********
January 22, 2024

"The dung is the drug," as one person who sympathizes with the idea that it can soon become a drug.". The first health book in the country. Not only is there a lot of information in the body, but it also has a whole range of things to do with digestive tract, various diseases and foods that should be avoided. We could see what microbial military systems are in our health, what phytozomy imbalances do, things we didn't learn at college (as a major life specialty), and we could read books without

TH********************
January 13, 2024

It's a headline-down, and it's not going to get in the way, but it'll help cure the pandemic, and save people who die as a microbial army. I was surprised to hear that we could put shit in. One step in the long-term microbial system. And they're saying that the microbes in healthy human throats are the key to treating the modern epidemic, and they've found a potential for side-to-side transplants. What is it that makes a modern, nutritious person sick? Cancer, obesity, diabetes, dementia,

BE*****
January 12, 2024

The book examines the relationship between intestinal microbes and diseases and provides information about health and stool transplants. The intestines are as important as the brain or the heart, but few people recognize them. I realized that after reading, it was only in the long run that I also had to deal with all kinds of diseases and general health conditions. The microbes in the gut are 38 trillion in us and process about 35 tons of food throughout their lives. Perhaps the most painful

CH******
January 11, 2024

The growing interest in health is now being shown in books that focus on long-term health. Among them, the drug-induced dung has aroused curiosity since the title. A stool transplant, which was at first a rather strange and strange subject, provided us with a new view of our body and health as we read it. The book explores deeply the relationship between microbial and health in the gut. We explain specifically the treatment of stool transplants and explore the possibility of treating various

KI****
January 7, 2024

We know a little bit of knowledge about obesity and depression, but we still have a lot of unknown information, so I'm happy to hear from you. long-term health is going to lead to a concern about good food. And it's also a good idea to be a good guide for controlling processed foods and excessive eating. I heard that the diet was bad when I was a kid. That made it a habit to make a move. The cost of the trip, which was obvious, disappeared as the vegetarians began to eat. The problem of the

BI*****
January 2, 2024

The beginning of learning about microbiome (a term that combines the body with bacteria) led to reading "The Fire Is a Medicine". I learned about definitions of microbiome, the food for healthy bowel, the relationship between many inflammation of the intestinal microdemocrats, and how to increase the benefits of the bacteria. I learned that deep knowledge of microbiome is the way to understand the environment and self in our bodies better. This post was written by the Hippocrates publisher.

사빈 하잔 외: 똥이 약이다
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