BUTYRATE. The Forgotten Nutrient For Irritable Bowel, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis and SIBO. 

Where did you get your butyrate from?

I am high iron where did he say that

Wow. Never heard that ..my aunt has osteoparosis and byutarate stimulates blasts to form so I'm looking for info on that but she also has heamochromatosis.

Please could you tell me what brand and how do you know how much to take. Im desperate.

@@livesimple3702BodyBio from Amazon… the calcium/magnesium with butyrate.

Can you tell me what type of ibs you have?

@stephen fields what brand, dose frequency butyrate are you taking? Thanks.

@@Roselynne1016 i have IBS-C

Yeah what brand and dose?

Is this butyrate something I can get on Amazon? Can you please share what brand you are using that works?

That’s beautiful! Offers hope. Thanks for sharing

Thats great. How quicly did you notice some changes or differents.

@@simczar4792 I stopped taking it and get nutritional advice.

Thank you very much.

You need to eat 8 sticks of butter a day or more to get butyrate therapy dose. I’m carnivore and eat a lot of butter but 8 sticks is too much, so i take pills.

Butter only contains less than 1% of Butyric acid.

I think ghee is much higher than butter in butyrate

@@royrogers495 butyrate in ghee is even lower than in butter

On the same journey here, still trying to find my carnivore diet footing.

Only meat??? Not even plant based protein powders? Not even eggs? For how long you have been taking it??

Same. Reversed 90% of issues of 12 years suffering with Crohn’s in less than 30 days.

@@IndigoPsychology Eggs are acceptable on a carnivore diet; they're an animal product. Pure meat would be the lion diet. Either way, both can resolve stomach issues and countless other problems in days. I've seen it happen. Carbs and fibre are unnecessary, and in many circumstances, a curse. You're engineered to eat meat. Everything else is either a means to an end or a snack. Our ancestors managed for hundreds of thousands of years without greens and grains.

​@@IndigoPsychology When the egg yolks are runny, life is sunny ☀

Me too going to start soon haha

Check out High Carb Health, our community talks a lot about this

Mine said the same, absolutely bs from them imo. They just keep pushing me to go on drugs, prolly incentivized by the pharmaceutical companies.

@@JohnnyChanzzz That's what most doctors and consultants do, it's nothing new. A lot of them are either oblivious or ignorant to the benefits of having a proper diet to treat a variety of illnesses as they want to help sell pharmaceutical drugs which end up making patients even more sick, as they mostly treat the symptoms and not the cause. A lot of illnesses stem from poor gut health.

No doctor has ever helped me with IBS-D. I have had to help myself. They have no real help for us mostly because most doctors know nothing to actually help since they do not study nutrition in medical school and they cannot recommend vitamins and supplements to patients for fear of lawsuits. Thankfully this doctor is willing to put this info. on the web.

@JohnnyChanzzz yep, they're just legal drug dealers, but they can't see that unfortunately

Yeah, I did carnivore for years & ended up with a whole host of new problems. Lol. Not a good long-term solution for the microbiome.

@@insertmyidentityhereyou were potentially oxalate dumping. The body detoxes and removes plant toxins once they’re mo longer coming in through the body. This is a common misunderstanding about the carnivore diet. I’m 9 months in and 2 months of chronic diarrhea which is definitely oxalate dumping. See Sally Norton. You don’t need to be strict any diet but it may help you to focus in on what exactly may have happened as a result of whatever diet plus your previous eating regimen.

May I ask which brand of butyrate you're using and what dose ? Appreciate your help 🙏😊

Which supplement is it?

@@moniryousefian8782 Don't waste your money on butyrate supps, they are stupidly expensive. Buy a jar of Ghee for $5 and add a teaspoon to your coffee 1X a day.

@@Jeff-rx4de This is a good idea!

@@Jeff-rx4de Thanks Jeff excellent advice 👍 I try to find grass-fed ghee ,do you think it works for constipation too ?

The carnivore diet has helped me greatly I've had ulcerative colitis for 18 years and I'm off all medications the past 3 years.

@@edwardkennedy9919 thank you! I have heard some people have great success with this! I’m currently on a water fast but will give the carnivorous diet a try. I have motility issues… do you take senna or something to have a bowel movement on the carnivorous diet?

@@ilovej0e no I didn't have constipation

@@ilovej0e electrolytes are important in the beginning. you can always check up vitamin and mineral levels after 3 months to see if you need to compliment with supplements/vitamin IVs

@@mrwater2033 thank you!

Has it worked for you?

@@JordanCole.SaltandLight I'm yet to try it.

@@kandaman304 Alright. Thanks anyway. I’m giving it a try soon.

@@JordanCole.SaltandLight I'd recommend first doing some research on it though...that's what am doing right now. There are too many products floating out there claiming to be the "best".

Glad to hear it!

Where can I find this?

My GI refused to prescibed this to me

My wife has Fibromyalgia. Eliot Overtone just put out a video about a supplement called Agmatine that is supposed to help with the body's pain receptors.

Search for fibromyalgia Doctoryourself... Cure is there

@@intenttoinjure read M y comment

Heard of Sudarshan Kriya of Art of Living foundation

Most autoimmune disease is caused by toxins. Chasing supplements only puts a band-aid over the issue.

Plenty of a really good butter too I know it’s expensive but so are digestive pills and potions

My new favorite thing. Love ghee.

@@sylviahowe2240 you can make ghee at home in 15 mins. Way cheaper. Use any butter you like.

@@karenbrummond8507yeah but grass fed ghee is the important factor you are missing in making your own

Healus sells suppository tributyrate

Thanks for watching, Best, Dr. Jin

Also magnesium. I took vitmin d which I needed but it dropped my magnesium very low. Vitmin d uses magnesium so you need it if you take vitmin d. Symptoms of low are muscle tightness cramps spasms bad sleep anxiety heart palpitations loss of energy ...I had them all by the end and blood magnesium was fine. Was having horrible heart arythmias ..a random lady suggested it and in two days my heart was normal again. It took about a year of taking it so that now I can stop taking it without the heart issue coming back. Maybe it will help somone else too if not yourself.

@@Padraigp Wow me too

Love this! Well said!😂spot on

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

Yes

What food is full of butyrate? Butyrate is a major short-chain fatty acid produced during gut flora-mediated fermentation of dietary fibers. Legumes (beans, peas, and soybeans), fruits, nuts, cereals, and whole grains are good sources of dietary fibers. Butyrate is also found in butter and cheese. Emerging research suggests that SCFAs play a role in influencing the GBA, potentially having effects on brain health and function. Modulation of the microbiota-gut-brain axis could prove to be a pivotal treatment strategy for neurodegenerative diseases in the context of the modern medicine era.

There company called Apex Energetics which has Butyrate, acetate and propionate. 2 capsule 2x/day.

@@DrJinSung THANK YOU !!

It should work well. www.apexenergetics.com/tributyrin-350-active?_cldee=c3VuZ2NoaXJvcHJhY3RpY0Bob3RtYWlsLmNvbQ%3d%3d&recipientid=contact-6715e32e7465e51180fec4346bb5a81c-a573db578869479c9f46564f6fffb761&esid=36be1fd8-c3da-eb11-bacb-000d3a17ee55

mid meal or after meal works fine.

It is!

Low stomach hcl

Can you provide an example of this ?

There never will be a single nutrient that will help every person. Obviously you have more things going. Email my office and request a complimentary 10 phone consult. askdrjinsung@gmail. com

@@DrJinSung I have started laxative withdrawal after many years of abuse. Thank you.

@@thevirtuoso6168 what you need to do is change your diet!!!!

Short answer is YES. Some candida can be stubborn so you can use undecylenic acid, caprylic acid, cat's claw and uva ursi. Oil of oregano would also help.

I'm taking Pau d' Arco for a foot fungus infection, would that also help with gut health, and candida overgrowth? its for fungus but candida is a yeast if i remember right..

Watch the video again. I mention a vegetable mash.

Calm your tots 😂

bodybio sodium butyrate

My reply with link keeps getting deleted. I also had diverticulitis & perforation. I'm starting on Tributyrate today after reading a clinical review by "ConsumerLab Butyrate supplements". Do a search on it for the article that specifically mentions Diverticular Disease. Good luck to both of us & many others...

@@chrispompano hello mate do you have a link where I can order the products thanks

Consumer Labs recommended "Healus Complete Biotic Tributyrin Based Postbiotic Supplement". I bought it off if Amazon. Not sure if it's available internationaly.

@@chrispompano how are you doing on the Healus now? Thanks!

@@shar7508 I'm not noticing any significant changes in my bowl/diverticula pain & still have slight blood in stool from my 2 attacks in 4/2021. Haven't had a colonoscopy. My colon must be badly irritated as I can feel stool passing from upper left back down the lower left side & its painful. I just started taking 2 at a time so I hope it will beneficial.

no. that is a digestive enzyme

General answer would be yes. But not knowing the specifics of your wife's situation I would consult a functional medicine practitioner.

I would like to consult with a functional medical practitioner in Montreal. Could you recommend any Dr. Sung?

Short answer is yes. Best, Dr. Jin

Did it help?

@@c.a.6636 I didn't notice any difference to be honest

@@fractalofgod6324 How long did you consume it for?

@@samjarea about two weeks

@@fractalofgod6324 I only asked as I've just bought some and the site I bought from says this, ''We recommend taking Butyrate for a minimum of six weeks to realize the full effect. While everyone responds differently, here's some general information on what you can expect when beginning a Butyrate regimen: 0-2 Weeks Colonocytes are energized. Some people notice a difference within the first day of taking Butyrate while others notice improvement in their digestive health within the first week. As butyrate levels build over time, you will notice more positive changes. 2-4 Weeks Works quickly to balance your digestive function, resolve leaky gut, support a healthy gut flora, and balance your blood sugar response (serum glucose levels), all while helping to keep you regular with well-formed stools* 4 Weeks+ Gradually builds a healthy gut structure over time, supporting your immune resistance, subsiding systemic inflammation in the gut, resolving mental fog, helping weight regulation, and improving your overall health''. Maybe worth giving it another go.