Claudia Campanella, 31, works as a student substantiate administrator at a UK university, and in her spare time she is a poo donor.
Her faeces, teeming with “good” flaws, will be put into the bowel of a sick case to help their inadequately gut get better.
Scientists believe some people’s poo might contain an ideal combination of mending bacteria to fix intestine illness, representing them super-donors.
Claudia says she wanted to become a donor because she had speak that vegans might draw especially good candidates.
Dr Justin O’Sullivan is a molecular biology expert at the University of Auckland and he has been investigating the notions of super poo donors.
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