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Eat shit. It’s good for you!

Literally, this is what you’re now being told by big pharma. You know, the guys who teamed up with the WEF for the scamdemic.

They are even trying to tell you that it’s taking antibiotics that causes bacterial infections, not literally eating shit.

C. diff, often contracted by taking antibiotics, is highly a contagious bacterial infection that causes severe diarrhea, abdominal pain, and fever and can result in organ failure and even death. Recurrent infections within two to eight weeks are a problem for about one in six patients, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Risk factors include recent hospital or nursing home stay, a weakened immune system, and previous C. diff infections.

In response to the approval of the new oral microbiota product, Dr. Peter Marks, director of the FDA’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said in a news release:

“The availability of a fecal microbiota product that can be taken orally is a significant step forward in advancing patient care and accessibility for individuals who have experienced this disease that can be potentially life-threatening.”

New Product, New Risks

Vowst—taken as a dose of four capsules for three consecutive days—is not free of risk. The donated human fecal matter is screened for transmissible pathogens before it is manufactured. However, as the news release pointed out, there is a possibility that donor stool used in the pill could be infected with infectious pathogens, as well as food allergens. The potential for adverse reactions caused by Vowst due to such allergens is unknown.

I mean, sure, there’s a “risk” in eating human shit, and it’s “unknown”, but hey, compared to injecting yourself with a deadly genetic serum it’s a walk in the park!

Oh, and don’t forget to give away all your possession and private property, and be happy!

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