Your stool
could save a life
Ages 18–30 · earn $75–$100 per donation · up to $1,000+ / month. All screening costs on us.
Published in peer-reviewed journals. Frontiers in Immunology, WJG, Cell.
FMT cure rate for dysbiosis-driven conditions— Frontiers in Immunology
NYC, healthy, and active? You could earn $1,000 / month.
I'm recruiting a small group of NYC-based donors with elite microbiomes. If you live in Queens, Brooklyn, or Manhattan, are between 18 and 30, athletic, and free of chronic health issues — your stool could change someone's life. And I'll pay you well for it.
- NYC residentQueens preferred · Brooklyn & Manhattan welcome
- Ages 18–30Young, resilient microbiome
- Athletic & healthyActive lifestyle, healthy BMI
- No chronic conditionsNo autoimmune, GI, or metabolic issues
What is FMT — and why does it matter?
Your microbiome runs the show
The trillions of bacteria in your intestines control far more than digestion. They produce 90% of your serotonin, regulate your immune system, metabolize hormones like testosterone and DHT, and communicate directly with your brain through the gut–brain axis.
A broken gut breaks everything
Medications, infections, and environmental factors can wipe out the gut microbiome. The fallout: brain fog, chronic fatigue, joint pain, skin conditions, hormonal dysfunction, anxiety, and depression — even in young, otherwise healthy people.
Healthy bacteria, transplanted
Fecal Microbiota Transplantation takes screened, healthy gut bacteria from a donor and transplants them into a patient's gut. Research shows it resolves chronic fatigue, neurological symptoms, autoimmune conditions, and hormonal imbalances with an 80–90% efficacy rate.
Peer-reviewed, not fringe
A 2026 paper confirmed gut bacteria directly affect erectile function and androgen metabolism. Multiple case studies document patients recovering from decades of chronic illness after FMT — including hair regrowth, restored energy, and reversed depression.
Patients reclaim whole lives
Life-saving cases, debilitating conditions reversed, and peer-reviewed science.
"A 4-year-old girl developed a life-threatening C. difficile infection after antibiotics destroyed her gut bacteria. After six months of failed treatments and hospitalizations, a single fecal transplant cured her completely. Her father told reporters: If we didn't get a transplant, she was going to die."
"Pat Shoop, a 75-year-old schoolteacher, was dying from recurrent C. difficile infection. Every antibiotic failed. As a last resort, doctors transplanted stool from her husband. She was cured. A review of 317 patients found FMT cured 92% of cases — nearly all after just one treatment."
"Patients with severe C. difficile — facing either colon removal surgery with a 50% death rate or FMT — achieved a 91% clinical cure rate with FMT. Among the most severe complicated cases, 87% were cured. FMT saved these patients from life-threatening surgery."
"Clinical trials using FMT in Parkinson's disease patients demonstrated improvements in both motor and non-motor symptoms. Constipation and gastrointestinal symptoms — which often precede Parkinson's by years — showed significant relief across all studies."
"A systematic review of 34 studies found FMT showed beneficial effects on neurological symptoms in autism spectrum disorder, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, and Tourette syndrome. FMT influences the brain through the gut-brain axis — modulating neurotransmitters, inflammation, and immune responses."
"A 36-year-old man who suffered severe psoriasis for 10 years and inflammatory bowel disease for 15 years received two FMT sessions. Both skin inflammation markers and intestinal symptoms improved significantly — showing FMT can resolve chronic inflammatory skin conditions by restoring gut bacteria."
"The first two patients with major depressive disorder ever treated with FMT both showed improvement in depressive symptoms within 4 weeks. Gastrointestinal symptoms including chronic constipation also resolved with measurable microbiome changes."
"Two patients with alopecia universalis — complete hair loss across the entire body — experienced significant hair regrowth after FMT when every other treatment had failed. Published photos show regrowth on face and scalp within 8 weeks."
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Could you be a super donor?
The healthiest microbiomes belong to a rare few. If most of this list describes you, you could earn $1,000+ per month doing something that takes minutes a day.
- Male, under 30 years old
- Lean and athletic / physically active
- No current medications of any kind
- No antibiotics in the past 12 months
- No digestive issues — bloating, gas, constipation, diarrhea
- No mental health conditions or psych meds
- No autoimmune conditions
- No skin issues (eczema, acne, rashes, psoriasis)
- No allergies or food intolerances
- Bristol Stool Type 3 or 4 consistently
- Non-smoker, minimal or no alcohol
- Ideally vaginally born and breastfed
You don't need to match every criterion perfectly. Lab screening confirms everything — we never rely on self-reporting alone.
From application to first payout
Apply (5 min)
Complete the screening questionnaire below. This filters for great candidates before any lab work.
Review (48 hrs)
We review your responses and photos. Strong candidates hear back within two days.
Lab Screening (we pay)
Comprehensive microbiome test, blood work, and stool pathogen testing. Total cost on us.
Start Donating
Provide samples 2–3× per week from home. Get paid per donation, plus a $500 bonus at 3 months.
You get paid. Generously.
This isn't a charity ask. We're hiring a rare medical resource — and we pay accordingly.
| Phase | Details | You Receive |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Fill out questionnaire | — |
| Screening | Microbiome + blood + stool tests | All costs covered |
| Active Donations | 2–3 samples per week | $75–$100 per donation |
| 3-Month Bonus | Consistent donations | +$500 bonus |
Estimated total compensation over 3 months · roughly $1,000 / month
Honest answers
Yes. FMT using individually screened donor stool is legal in the United States. The FDA regulates stool bank products, but individual donor-to-recipient FMT is not prohibited.
Absolutely. You're providing a stool sample — zero medical risk to you. The screening tests are standard medical tests.
A health questionnaire, a microbiome test (at-home stool sample), a blood draw at Quest or Labcorp, and a stool pathogen test. All costs covered by us.
2–3 times per week. Each donation takes minutes — you collect at home in a provided container.
Minimum 4-week trial. Ideally 3 months. You can stop at any time.
Yes. Your identity is completely confidential.
No cost to you. We cover everything. If results don't meet criteria, we part ways — no hard feelings.
I'm a 25-year-old whose gut microbiome was destroyed by medications and illness. Published science shows FMT can restore what's broken. I'm looking for the right donor to help me reclaim my health.
Ready to see if you qualify?
By filling this form you agree to provide complete and truthful information about your health and lifestyle. There are no right or wrong answers — answer 100% truthfully and honestly. All your answers will be subject to additional medical screening and tests.