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I am here with Dr. Mark Davis, who is a FMT specialist, I guess you could say.

And he was mentioned a few weeks ago by Dr. Steven Sandberg-Lewis and really happy to

have Mark on the call today to be able to talk about FMT hey mark thanks for being here it's great to be

here Michael thanks I actually first we met very very briefly kind of in passing last year at the

Sebo Symposium. I remember.

And I can tell you're very passionate about FNT.

So I've had it in the back of my mind for a while to get you on and kind of delve into that.

And I guess before we jump in, I just want to give people my perspective and really what I'm personally almost, I guess you could say, selfishly hoping to get out of this call.

Great.

Which would be knowing when the best time to make a referral for FMT is.

You know, we've got a good body of science emerging, and I think especially in the last maybe year to a year and a half,

there's been a lot more studies starting to look at this just outside of what it's typically

used for, which is resistant clostridium difficile infection.

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