There's a reason FMT's require clinical care and they don't sell "FMT-at-home" DIY kits. Without careful screening of the donor and recipient, you risk severe consequences. Bloodbourne pathogens are a real and present risk with fecal matter on top of the microorganisms poo contains. What's healthy/works in one persons gut can be tremendously bad for anothers.
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There's a reason FMT's require clinical care and they don't sell "FMT-at-home" DIY kits. Without careful screening of the donor and recipient, you risk severe consequences. Bloodbourne pathogens are a real and present risk with fecal matter on top of the microorganisms poo contains. What's healthy/works in one persons gut can be tremendously bad for anothers.