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EPISODE #16

FECAL TRANSPLANTS SUPPORT THE GUT-BRAIN CONNECTION

Dr. Enid Taylor
with Jane Rogers

Fecal microbiota transplants (FMT) effective at slowing aging, treating intestine and bowel disorders

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Fecal microbiota transplants (FMT), an emerging procedure treating large intestinal infections and bowel disorders, may help combat Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases.

The transplants have not been officially approved in the U.S. but have proven effective, without adverse consequences, at curing patients of bacterial infections known as C. difficile.

“It’s actually making people well,” said Dr. Enid Tayler, director of the Taymount Clinic in Hertfordshire, U.K., which specializes in FMT.

The procedure transplants donors’ healthy fecal bacteria into individuals suffering from gut infections.

Clinical studies have been launched evaluating FMT’s seemingly positive impact on Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. 

"Anything that's wrong with the gut affects the whole behavior…When the gut's not right, none of you is right.”
Dr. Enid Taylor

About Dr. Enid Taylor

Enid Taylor is a naturopath and co-founder and director of the renowned Taymount Clinic in Hertfordshire, England.

She has  a keen interest in digestion and nutrition, based on her 32 years experience in food, diets and psychology.

Working alongside her husband, Glenn, she writes staff training materials and client information booklets for the clinic and works with CPD Accreditation to develop ongoing training and skills development. She has developed all the operation manuals and clinic documentation for the growth of Taymount internationally and delivered training courses for health professionals wishing to qualify as Colon Lavage Therapists in the Taymount Training School.

Enid designed and wrote the “Juice Therapist” training course and exams for Jason Vale, the Juice Master.

She is the proud author of the books Kefir – Nature’s Little Miracle and The 50 Foods Challenge.

Enid has contributed to nutritional features in OK! magazine and Readers Digest and has been featured in BBC Focus magazine. Taymount is part of a recent series with Jimmy Doherty (Food Unwrapped) and another with Dr Pixie McKenna (The Health Detectives).

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