What is sodium butyrate?
Sodium butyrate is the sodium salt of butyric acid, a short-chain saturated fatty acid. In these capsules, 30 percent of the 600mg of sodium butyrate is butyric acid, so 180mg per capsule.
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Sodium butyrate is the sodium salt of butyric acid, a short-chain fatty acid. These sodium butyrate capsules by OstroVit contain 600mg per capsule, packaged in special microcapsules. There are 90 plant-based capsules in a bottle. With the recommended two capsules per day, one bottle lasts 45 days. The product is vegan and is made in Poland. OstroVit is a Polish brand that produces its supplements itself in Zambrów. The label clearly states how much sodium butyrate and how much butyric acid you get per capsule, so you don't have to do any calculations.
Butyric acid (also called butanoic acid) is a saturated short-chain fatty acid with four carbon atoms. The name comes from butter, because it occurs naturally in small amounts in milk and butter. What many people do not know is that your body also produces butyric acid itself. Bacteria in your large intestine produce it when they break down fibers that you cannot digest yourself, such as resistant starch and inulin. Sodium butyrate is the salt form of this fatty acid. In that form, it is more stable and easier to incorporate into a capsule. Of the 600mg of sodium butyrate per capsule, 30 percent is butyric acid, so 180mg. Dairy naturally contains small amounts of butyric acid.
The difference lies in the packaging of the substance. Plain sodium butyrate dissolves early in your digestive tract. That is why the sodium butyrate in this product is in gastric-resistant microcapsules. These are tiny balls with a coating of plant-based fatty acids that do not dissolve immediately in your stomach. In short: the substance is only released further down in your digestive tract. An additional benefit of that coating: sodium butyrate itself has a strong, rancid smell that reminds you of old butter. The coating keeps that smell largely contained. Around those microcapsules is another regular capsule made of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, a plant-based material that is used in many vegan supplements instead of gelatin. There is nothing else in it: no fillers, no anti-caking agents.
Many people wonder when is best to take these capsules. OstroVit advises one capsule twice a day, preferably during a meal, with a glass of water. This brings you to 1200mg of sodium butyrate per day, of which 360mg is butyric acid. Do not take more than that daily dose. The capsules are not intended for children or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. OstroVit regularly has the production checked by an independent laboratory for microbiological purity and heavy metals. The brand also publishes those test reports on its own website, with the date per production batch. Store the bottle in a cool, dry place after opening and close the lid tightly.
In short, with this bottle you get a simple product: sodium butyrate in microcapsules, a plant-based capsule, and nothing else. No colorings, no sweeteners, and no animal ingredients. For those who want to know what is in their supplement, that is a straightforward choice. And with 90 capsules in the bottle, you have a one-and-a-half-month supply with the recommendation of two per day.
Each capsule provides 600mg of sodium butyrate, of which 180mg is butyric acid. With 2 capsules per day, that is 1200mg.
A coating of plant-based fatty acids prevents the substance from being released directly in your stomach and largely contains the strong odor.
90 capsules at the recommended dose of 2 per day is a month and a half.
No animal-derived ingredients. OstroVit has every batch tested for microbiological purity and heavy metals.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
** Reference intake unknown.
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Sodium butyrate is the sodium salt of butyric acid, a short-chain saturated fatty acid. In these capsules, 30 percent of the 600mg of sodium butyrate is butyric acid, so 180mg per capsule.
OstroVit recommends 2 capsules per day, divided into two doses. That is 1200mg of sodium butyrate, of which 360mg is butyric acid. Do not exceed this daily dose.
Preferably during a meal, with a glass of water. Many people take one capsule with breakfast and one with dinner.
Sodium butyrate itself has a strong odor, reminiscent of rancid butter. In this product, it is contained in microcapsules with a coating of plant-based fatty acids, making it much less noticeable. A slight odor when opening the jar is normal.
The microcapsules are small beads with a fat coating that do not dissolve immediately in your stomach. This means the sodium butyrate is released further down your digestive tract, rather than immediately after swallowing.
Both provide butyric acid, but in a different form. Sodium butyrate is a salt of butyric acid. Tributyrine is a fat molecule to which three butyric acid molecules are attached. This OstroVit product contains sodium butyrate.