Imagine we could harness the power of good gut bacteria from healthy people to fight off stubborn gut infections in others. That’s exactly what we’re exploring today with a game-changing, and rather icky approach to gut health: faecal transplant capsules.
In this episode, host Sarah Tallier is joined by Dr. Hani Al-Salami and Dr. Armin Mooranian, both registered pharmacists from Curtin Medical School and CHIRI. Together, Dr Al-Salami and Dr Mooranian are leading a project to develop a prototype for fecal capsules. Such capsules offer new hope to patients battling resistant infections that don’t respond to standard therapies.
0:00 Intro
0:25 How faecal transplant capsules show promise for gut health in a novel trial
02:06 How gut bacteria is crucial for gut health.
04:36 Does a capsule approach improve the ease of treatment?
08:09 How the capsule provides a non-invasive treatment for the serious bacteria infection, recurrent clostridioides dificile.
17:42 The potential for treating neurological diseases via gut health.
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