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Trials show that capsules containing gut bacteria from healthy donors' stool can improve peanut allergy tolerance. If it were proven safe and effective, would you take it?
42%
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“Only after years of wider use. A Phase 1 trial with 15 people is not enough evidence for me to act on”
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Only after years of wider use. A Phase 1 trial with 15 people is not enough evidence for me to act on
42%
Yes, but only if I had a serious allergy. For a life threatening condition I would accept almost any proven treatment
33%
Yes, without hesitation. If the science is sound, how the treatment is derived is irrelevant
17%
No, I would rather manage the allergy through avoidance. Introducing another person's gut bacteria into my body is a step too far
8%
No, the disgust factor is genuinely insurmountable. I understand the science and still could not do it
0%
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🇭🇷Croatia40%🇳🇱Netherlands100%🇧🇬Bulgaria100%
Croatia is most divided — 40% “Only after years of wider use. A Phase 1 trial with 15 people is not enough evidence for me to act on” vs 40% “Yes, but only if I had a serious allergy. For a life threatening condition I would accept almost any proven treatment”.
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“Poop transplants show promise as a treatment for food allergies.”https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2026-08-06/peanut-allergy-fecal-transplant-might-be-a-solution-pilot-trial-finds
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