While studying the different solutions to curing the Clostridium difficile infection, doctors were able to find a way to change poop, of healthy people, into pills. Using these pills, Doctor Thomas Louie created a one-time treatment, personalized for each patient. In this method, the stool from a donor is first processed in a lab-to separate the food and extract the bacteria to clean it-and then to pack the product into small triple-coated gel capsules. In order to prevent any smells from releasing the body, the capsules are made to remain intact as they exceed past the stomach before dissolving. Days in advance to the treatment, the patients must ingest an antibiotic that kills off the C-diff, but as the medication starts, the patient must
