Excrement is an unexpected hero. While not a subject discussed in polite company, in both medical and environmental arenas poop is coming to the rescue.
Take, for example, the positive buzz surrounding fecal transplants, which are heralded as possible cures for everything from asthma and depression to Crohn’s disease, MS, and the bacterial gut infection c. difficile.
eclecticreality reblogged this from utnereader
mandragora8 liked this
poohaikus reblogged this from utnereader
poohaikus liked this
wingnuttery reblogged this from utnereader
image-n reblogged this from utnereader
philomathie liked this
mmmtcymmm reblogged this from utnereader
bertisstoned reblogged this from utnereader
crowtendr liked this
ihadanidea liked this
transpyro liked this
wellynx reblogged this from utnereader
arborwin reblogged this from utnereader
plsburydoughboy reblogged this from utnereader
librarysciences liked this
zombiebunnie13 liked this
hoshruba liked this
emk-irl liked this
ucsdhealthsciences liked this
hurdlesallthewaydown reblogged this from utnereader
freedomtodiscuss reblogged this from utnereader and added:
Interesting shit (sorry!)
theworldisreadyforyou reblogged this from utnereader and added:
who would have known?
fotofosho reblogged this from utnereader
torpedojinks liked this
threefiftydpi liked this
onemoreheretic liked this
nolimeioblivisci reblogged this from utnereader
mindbabies liked this
utnereader posted this
xkcd.
(alt: ’come to what?’ ‘you. me. this moment.’)
My body, my choice. Privacy lesson for Republicans and Libertarians. Try to be consistent.
Google Doodle in honor of Charles Dickens, birthday boy.
Cartoon of the day. Don’t forget to enter this week’s caption contest: http://nyr.kr/r46had
Subscribe via RSS
Follow on Tumblr
View mobile version
Show a random post