Gut Health Supplement 60 Caps - Butyrate + Sodium | The Ultimate Postbiotic | No Bloating | No Gas | Great Poops | Supports Healthy Digestion | Leaky Gut Repair | No Filler or Additives by BodyBio

This is just to let you know that I wrote this review. When looking at the label, you'll notice that butyrate and sodium are listed separately. Sodium butyrate is a molecule that contains both sodium and butyrate. This product does not contain sodium butyrate because the sodium and butyrate are separate entities. I'm not sure what effect this would have on its performance. However, this is not the same sodium butyrate that was used in clinical trials. br>br>Because of this deliberate mislabeling, I gave this a low rating in my review. It could function similarly to sodium butyrate or in a different way. However, no clinical trials have been conducted to determine what it will do. The mislabeling is a deliberate attempt to deceive consumers into associating their product with the birthrate used in studies.

Oaklyn Hogan

| Mar 11, 2021

There are only 60 capsules in the bottle I received. That is 40% less than promised by the company. This is the last time I'll buy from this seller.

Mina Dalton

| Sep 03, 2021

This is a type of fatty acid known as a short chained fatty acid, and I recently learned about the gut microbiome and have even added it to my own intellectual property on the gut microbiome, which I call YanOrganismism. After Probiotics and Prebiotics, the next microbiome supporter I came across was Sodium Butyrate, according to my findings. These three together vastly improved my gut health, and after a month of daily use, my gut health had drastically improved. It prompted me to learn more about what supports the microbiome, and now, nearly seven months later, the microbiome is a subject that I'm very interested in. Potatoes, Ghee (especially red potatoes), and yams are all natural sources of sodium butyrate. Because I don't want to eat or don't have time to prepare potatoes on a daily basis, the supplements are ideal. Other short chain fatty acids exist, but I'm only familiar with this one, and because it's inexpensive and available on Amazon, I keep it on hand. Keep an eye out for YanOrganismism; when it's released, I'll encourage people to go straight to Amazon and order it. This isn't something you'll find at your neighborhood GNC.

Kynlee Rhodes

| Nov 09, 2021

The following is an example of an inaccuracy in the item description: The product only has a count of 60, despite the fact that the description says it has a count of 100.

Tadeo Riggs

| Nov 28, 2021

Even though I fasted for three days, the pain and infection persisted. Two harsh antibiotics were prescribed for me, which I despise!! (I have a few autoimmune conditions, so when I take antibiotics, I experience a flare-up, and I can feel the candida in my system go crazy. ) Not to mention the numerous negative consequences. br> I read on the internet that sodium butyrate enemas prescribed by a doctor helped people with UC, Crohn's disease, and diverticulitis. I read in another article that someone was doing enemas at home with this product as a do-it-yourself project, and it appeared to help her with her UC. br>I decided to give it a shot as well. I have nothing to lose because I was afraid that if I didn't get this under control, I'd be stuck on antibiotics for the rest of my life. br>(Note: This is a placeholder for a valid email address. ) I'm used to doing enemas with chlorophyll and aloe juice to soothe my colon, so I'm not unfamiliar with them. When your colon isn't inflamed, I also do coffee enemas, which are fantastic to do. )br>In my alkaline enema water, I added two capsules. The next day, my colon appeared to be less inflamed, and my stool was well formed later that morning. br>I can tell it's making a difference. I hope and pray that things continue to improve! Yes, it stinks, but at this point, if someone told me that eating a couch would heal me, I'd eat it. br>Chlorophyll also acts as a deodorizer inside the body. I don't notice any aroma when I sweat or anything, so keep that in mind if you start taking these capsules and notice that you're smelling bad. Internally, I do take these as well, but I needed to move quickly. As a result, I chose to start with an enema. br>Disclaimer: I'm not suggesting that you take this as an enema, but I'm sharing my own personal story and what I need to do to feel better. You might get enough benefit from just doing it internally, so that's what I'd recommend. br>I follow a vegan diet as well. I used to consume dairy and gluten, but I no longer do so because it causes too much inflammation in my colon. In addition, I make it a point to walk or exercise for at least 4000 steps per day. br>I take a lot of supplements, but in addition to sodium butyrate, I mostly take glutamine, choline, and black seed oil for my colon. Hopefully you won't have to go to such lengths as I did, but it's helpful to know what else I do to heal.

Quincy Parker

| Jan 15, 2021

I bought it as a last resort before embarking on my doctor's recommended steroid treatment, and I'm so glad I did. It took about three weeks, possibly longer, for it to take effect, but I've been fine since then. I used it to treat a severe case of colitis, and now I'm feeling much better. It is something I will not abandon.

Wayne Osborne

| Oct 17, 2021

This product was recommended by Bryan Rosner for Lyme disease, and my daughter has been using it religiously for months. Praise the Lord, she is improving, and it is an important part of her herbal treatment plan. br>Just keep an eye on the pills and make sure they don't get too hot or humid. They have a tendency to stick together.

Leon Jarvis

| Jan 21, 2021