by Doug Mason 13 Replies latest watchtower medical
There is a medical procedure known as: fecal microbiota transplantation (or transfusion).
Has the Watchtower Society identified whether blood is possibly transfused through this process? If it has, what is its verdict? If it has not investigated this medical procedure, why hasn't it?
Was James, he of "First Century Governing Body" fame, aware of this medical procedure, just as he was aware of the medical transfusion of parts of blood?
Doug
If that poop has what you need to restore some order in your colon then go for it, but if it's just done to service some twisted scat fetish then I'd say you need the intervention of a skilled psychiatrist.
I have a friend who had this done. Saved her life...
please explain what the hell is faecal microbiota procedure, please?
A poo injection.
Yes you heard it right, a poo injection.
Poo.
Injected into your gut.
Also called a stool (poop) transplant. It's been effective in helping people with antibiotic resistant gut infections like C. Difficole. they take someone else's poop and put it into your gut. It helps restore normal healthy biota which inhibits the growth of pathogenic bacteria.
Something to do with the fact that we've got billions of bacteria in our gut, if they die off, they may need replenishing. Don't get me wrong, it's not as simple as a turd in a syringe, it's filtered and screened and all that but basically it's still a poo injection.
I presume the product could easily contain whole blood, and this is a transfusion process. Has the WTS openly objected to this process, which is a procedure that is medically accepted and administered - that has save many lives and influenced various serious ailments with some patients.
I shall need to research this. My questions include the timing of its modern application, as compared to the timing of the WTS's start of opposing the tranfsusion of blood (relaxed somewhat in recent times), and if it was an ancient medical practice.
If you get the chance, watch "Life On Us, Part 2: Superhuman". (Try YouTube - at a cost.) Part 1 is also amazing, about the animals and stuff that live on our skin.
Doug
I had a friend who had to have this done. He had a particular intestinal disorder. Anyway, the transferred matter is NOT simply stool from another person. The fecal sample must come from a close relative and then it goes through an extensive process before being introduced into the intestines of the patient. There's nothing erotic about it at all. It's simply a last ditch medical procedure to avoid some pretty serious consequences.
