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Can You Sell Your Poop For Rs 1.5 Crore? This Company Thinks It’s Possible

  • March 12, 2026

A woman claims in a clip that a US company pays large sums for stool donations used in medical research and treatments.

Her explanation about fecal microbiota transplants left viewers both shocked and amused online. (Photo Credit: Instagram)

Conversations around unusual ways to earn money often grab people’s attention online. One such clip has sparked curiosity after a woman spoke about a surprising claim related to human health and medical research. In the short video, she talks about how some companies are willing to pay people for something most would never imagine selling.

The claim in the clip has left many viewers shocked and amused at the same time. While some people reacted with jokes, others were curious about the science behind the idea and how it is connected to modern medical treatments.

Woman Claims Donors Can Earn Money For Stool

The clip opens with a woman making a bold statement that quickly catches attention. She says, “What if I told you that you can get 1.5 crores for your poop? You heard me right.”

She then continues by explaining that a company in the United States is willing to pay people for stool donations. According to her, the payment could go up to Rs 41,000 for each donation and around Rs 1.5 crore in a year if someone donates regularly.

“This US company is willing to pay you 41,000 per poop and 1.5 crores a year for annual donations, and it doesn’t stop here,” she says in the clip.

Soon after, a line from the US company’s website appears on the screen that reads, “Make Money, Save Lives. Become a stool donor, for FMT (Fecal Microbiota Transplants) or research.” The message suggests that the company is legitimate and promotes stool donation for medical use.

The woman also claims that people who are very fit and active may earn even more. “For people who are very athletic and in great shape, they’re willing to pay up to $1 million per poop. This is because they believe that your poop can change someone’s life, and they aren’t crazy,” she adds.

She Explains The Science Behind The Claim

Later in the video, the speaker talks about the science connected to stool donation.

“Here’s the science. See, half your stool is gut bacteria, which play a very important role in your overall health, from digestion to metabolism to mental well-being, and such companies extract this good bacteria from healthy fit individuals, turn it into a capsule, and give it to people suffering from obesity, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), bipolar disorder.”

She further explains that the method used in this process is known as fecal microbiota transplant. “This process is called fecal microbiota transplant, and it has many success stories. It’s a very interesting time for science,” she says before ending the video.

The caption of the post reads, “Rs 1.5Cr for your poop? I’m not kidding – your pool can save someone’s life and this company is willing to put their money on it!”

Watch the clip here:

 

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A post shared by Simran Nahata (@truelysimran)

Shared on March 8, the clip has gathered over four lakh views so far and sparked many reactions from viewers.

Social Media Users React With Jokes And Disbelief

Many people reacted with surprise after watching the clip, while others left humorous comments. A user wrote, “Ab bas yehi dekhna baki tha.” Another person commented, “OMG why this video reached me so late.”

“Finally, a job that you’re born to do !!!,” a person joked. “Ab to billionaire hone se koi nahi rok payega,” another individual remarked.

Someone else shared a more doubtful response, saying, “So people basically inject other peoples poop through pills and medicines. No thanks.”

Source : https://www.news18.com/viral/stool-earns-rs-1-5-crore-this-company-pays-for-your-poop-video-aa-ws-l-9955435.html

 

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