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Yes, Fecal Transplants: This *!^# Saves Lives!

pokedandprodded.health.com — Salmonella-contaminated tomatoes. E. coli-riddled beef. These are just two recent outbreaks that have made headlines and basically ruined carefree burger-eating for the rest of the summer. Bacteria-laden feces are the probable source of both.

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  • PoliticalMan922, on 07/15/2008, -0/+2They are definitely the cause of both. Since all feces naturally have bacteria, when it mixes with food, voila, it spreads.
  • Heywoodj, on 07/15/2008, -0/+1***** article.
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