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Clostridium butyricum is a special probiotic bacterium which produces spores and helps protect the intestinal barrier through its essential functions. This strain which exists as an obligate anaerobe produces Butyric Acid which functions as the main energy resource for colon cells according to Seki et al 2003. The bacterium creates butyrate by fermenting dietary fibers which provides energy to the gut system while it decreases inflammation and establishes a defensive shield against dangerous pathogens according to Ariyoshi et al 2022.
Clinical Uses & Benefits
Antibiotic-Associated Diarrhea (AAD): The treatment establishes gut flora balance which has been disrupted by intense antibiotic treatment (Seki et al 2003).
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS): The treatment helps people with IBS to control their bowel movements while decreasing gas production and stopping continuous stomach expansion.
The Gut-Immune Connection: The gut-immune connection enables the body to fight infections through its ability to create anti-inflammatory cytokines which include IL-10 according to Ariyoshi et al 2022. The bacteria establish defenses against pathogens by stopping the growth of highly pathogenic bacteria which include Clostridioides difficile and H. pylori according to Ariyoshi et al 2022.
Product Specifications
Feature | Details
Therapeutic Class | Probiotics / Gut Health Restorer
Active Ingredient | Clostridium butyricum (Miyairi 588 Strain)
Key Metabolite | Butyric Acid (Butyrate)
Stability | Spores maintain their ability to endure stomach acid and extreme heat
C. butyricum enters the body through its spore form which maintains its potency during the stomachs acid environment. The spores in your body start to grow into living organisms which consume the food particles that your body could not break down after arriving at your intestines. The intestinal system creates a hostile environment for harmful bacteria through its process which decreases pH levels while providing necessary nutrients.
