<human>: Why did I do it? Because my husband is and always has been thin. It is not a battle for him, in fact gaining weight is difficult. And so after years of dieting and failing, I lost maybe 15lbs that I could keep off over 6 years. Trying very very hard on the constant vigilance only to fall off the band wagon and find myself very near where I started, all the while looking at my husband's relationship with food and seeing the remarkable difference between us. We all heard about the fecal transplants a few years ago, and I had been curious ever since. So, I figured what the heck, I have a captive thin person, and I really really want to be healthy. Let's give it a try.

I did the transplant several months ago, and it took a while to really make a difference. I no longer experience hunger like I used to. Dieting is now a simple process, eating less is as uncomplicated as I always thought it should be, and I am no longer always hungry. I have lost 25lbs in the 6 months since the transfer, most of it coming in the later months, as I said, it took a while for the difference to set in. 

Before not eating was as painful as not breathing. Now food is just a thing I eat, not something that has control over me. I think it is due to a change in gut flora, from the fact that it took quite a while to take hold (I thought it had mostly failed for the first month), and the distinct change in craving. I no longer crave sweets, and I no longer crave simple carbs. I generally go from coffee in the morning until 3pm before I really start to get hungry.

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<bot>: did an enema of my husband's poop, lost weight, we think it is flora that thrives on fibrous foods rather than sugar