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Hey, everyone.

Welcome back to Dr. Rusho Radio.

This is Dr. Michael Rusho.

And today, let's again nerd out on research updates this time within the realm of gut health.

There is so much research being published and I'm hoping that you're enjoying these conversations

as much as I am going through the research and sharing my thoughts on them.

And maybe it's just a quick preface.

We want to use this stream of newly

published science to inform and sharpen the things that we do as healthcare consumers or

enthusiasts and also definitely that we do as doctors and clinicians. And I'm hoping that we're striking a

constructive and helpful balance in how we do that as I go through these studies and try to tie in

my interpretation, clinical commentary, et cetera. So let's in. The first study looked at fecal microbiota transplant in patients with

IBS, irritable bowel. Real important here, a three-year follow-up after transplantation.

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