RN Labs Tributyrin Capsules 60Caps

Tributyrin is a highly stable, triglyceride-bound precursor to butyric acid that resists gastric degradation to deliver targeted, sustained release butyrate directly to the small intestine and colon providing a powerful clinical tool for fortifying intestinal barrier integrity, supporting gut microbiota symbiosis, and promoting optimal digestive function. Benefits: Tributyrin is a highly stable triglyceride-bound precursor to butyric acid that resists gastric degradation, allowing it to deliver a targeted, sustained release supply of butyrate directly to the small intestine and colon. This provides a clinical tool for supporting intestinal barrier integrity, promoting gut microbiota balance, and enhancing overall digestive function. Beyond local gastrointestinal effects, tributyrin may also support systemic health through improved absorption compared to other forms of butyrate, with potential benefits for glucose metabolism, cognitive function, neuroprotection, and inflammation regulation. Triglyceride form of Butyrate Allows for slow-release and higher concentrations of Butyrate to be delivered to the distal portion of the colon Reduces inflammation within the GIT and systemically Improves intestinal barrier integrity by strengthening tight junctions and enhancing mucin secretion Modulates the microbiome, specifically Akkermansia municiphilia Modulates inflammation, cytokine release and improves immune tolerance Supports GLP-1 activity, helping to regulate appetite and glucose control Able to cross the BBB in low concentrations, exhibiting neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory actions in the CNS Inhibits HDAC, critical for disorders with abnormal genetic expression such as IBD, inflammatory disorders and some cancers Reduced odour due to Triglyceride form Directions: Adults take 1-2 capsules daily or as prescribed by your healthcare practitioner. Ingredients: Tributyrin Capsules Each capsule dispensing unit contains: Tributyrin 400 mg Warnings: At typical doses and higher doses in clinical trials, Tributyrin is well tolerated, with toxicity uncommon. In higher doses however, gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating, cramping, diarrhoea and nausea have been reported. Always start with a low dose and titrate up.