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Gut Bacteria Transplant Stopped My Hair Loss (photos)
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interestingI would agree to this theory as I started thinning when I had diarrhea and ulcers for 3 years. I take regular probiotics.
Every time I had stomach pains or lose stools I would get weird sensation in my scalp and around this time my Hairloss started.
The bacteria in your gut metabolises your whole body.
https://sciencenordic.com/denmark-f...air-loss-could-be-due-to-gut-bacteria/1455739
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Maybe the gut is the source of the chronic inflammation in the body. This in turn sets out the dht to help.
Or the gut bacteria have a role of determining the hormone levels and possibly the amount of androgen receptors , there doesnt seem to be real research yet.Maybe the gut is the source of the chronic inflammation in the body. This in turn sets out the dht to help.
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You should take glutamine too it's great for the gut.I wonder what probiotic to take or what probiotics can I take for overall health and and hair loss.
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Someone shared this thread with me on a microbiome forum. I have some info to add:
You need to be extremely cautious when selecting a stool donor. Lots of people jump into FMT without proper research and develop new problems because they incorrectly thought they had a good donor. https://humanmicrobiome.info/fmt-questionnaire
An FMT clinic was mentioned in this thread. Those clinics generally do not have the means or motivation to acquire high-quality donors, and are thus not a good source of FMT: https://humanmicrobiome.info/where-to-get-fmt/
There are efforts to find highly effective donors, but they need support, and currently they are getting little to none, and that may make them unavailable soon: https://www.humanmicrobes.org/blog/fda-fmt-regulation
Here is some research on the gut microbiome, FMT, and hair loss: https://humanmicrobiome.info/intro/#alopecia-hair-loss
You need to be extremely cautious when selecting a stool donor. Lots of people jump into FMT without proper research and develop new problems because they incorrectly thought they had a good donor. https://humanmicrobiome.info/fmt-questionnaire
An FMT clinic was mentioned in this thread. Those clinics generally do not have the means or motivation to acquire high-quality donors, and are thus not a good source of FMT: https://humanmicrobiome.info/where-to-get-fmt/
There are efforts to find highly effective donors, but they need support, and currently they are getting little to none, and that may make them unavailable soon: https://www.humanmicrobes.org/blog/fda-fmt-regulation
Here is some research on the gut microbiome, FMT, and hair loss: https://humanmicrobiome.info/intro/#alopecia-hair-loss