The Most Famous Artist Mints First NFT from Human Fecal Matter to Fund Gut-Brain Research Grant
The Most Famous Artist
Seed Health From Piero Manzoni to Chris Ofili and Andres Serrano, the use of human biomass in art has long sparked controversy around what should be considered art, and consequently, what is valuable. Today, NFTs are now in the cross hairs of this value system, disrupting a market that has been reserved for the curated few, quipped
Matty Mo. By taking the taboo topic of human excrement and assigning it value, we are sending an important message that the very things that disgust us, may actually be what s most valuable in this case, for the future of health.
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Human fecal transplant reduces autism symptoms by almost 50%, study finds
A surprising way to treat at least some autism cases.
Two years after the transplant, a professional evaluator found a 45% reduction in core autism disorder symptoms (ASD) such as language, social interaction, and behavior, raising new hopes for potential treatments.
“We are finding a very strong connection between the microbes that live in our intestines and signals that travel to the brain,” said Krajmalnik-Brown, a professor at the Biodesign Swette Center for Environmental Biotechnology at the Biodesign Institute and ASU’s School for Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment. “Two years later, the children are doing even better, which is amazing.”