British scientists create poop pills to treat diseases

British scientists have developed "poop pills" from human feces, offering potential treatments for advanced cancers, liver diseases, and antibiotic-resistant bacteria. These pills, created by British researchers, are designed to combat serious illnesses. They are seen as a potential solution to the growing threat of superbugs, which could cause millions of deaths globally by 2050. Scientists believe these "poop pills" could revolutionize medicine, potentially replacing antibiotics with microbiome-based therapies, offering a new approach to treating various diseases.