Fecal transplants alleviate pain in mice and small trial of patients with fibromyalgia
Transplanting bacteria from the feces of healthy people into the guts of mice and patients with fibromyalgia successfully reduced pain levels, opening up a potential avenue for new microbe-derived drugs to treat the enigmatic chronic pain condition.
Transplanting bacteria from the feces of healthy people into the guts of mice and patients with fibromyalgia successfully reduced pain levels, opening up a potential avenue for new microbe-derived drugs to treat the enigmatic chronic pain condition.
