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Tributyrin-Max

Tributyrin-Max

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Postbiotic Colon and Microbiome Support*

60 capsules • 750 mg tributyrin per capsule (one of the highest-dose available)

Enteric-coated, 3rd-party tested gluten and dairy-free

Free shipping on 1-3 bottles. 


HOW TRIBUTYRIN-MAX SUPPORTS GUT HEALTH

How it works: Tributyrin is a slow-release form of butyrate, a beneficial postbiotic that supports the cells lining the colon, gut barrier integrity, microbiome balance and healthy inflammatory signaling*

Who it’s for: People with loose stools, fast digestive transit, bloating or gut disruption during and after antibiotics*

What it supports: Stool consistency and healthy digestive transit through increased butyrate availability*

Symptom support: Helps reduce bloating, digestive discomfort and visceral sensitivity (digestive pain signals)*

Immune support: Supports a balanced immune response in the gut*

What to expect: Stool changes may be noticed within days, with deeper gut barrier and microbiome effects over 4–6 weeks

Targeted delivery: Enteric-coated capsules protect tributyrin from stomach acid and release it in the intestines, where butyrate is most needed*


HOW BUTYRATE SUPPORTS DIGESTIVE FUNCTION

Butyrate plays a central role in digestive health by supporting intestinal motility, gut lining integrity and the balance of the gut microbiome. When food moves too quickly through the digestive tract, less water is absorbed, often leading to loose stools and bloating. By supporting healthy motility and the cells lining the colon, butyrate helps create conditions that favor firmer stools and digestive comfort.*

Butyrate is also a primary fuel source for colonocytes, the cells that line the colon. When these cells are adequately nourished, they help maintain a strong gut barrier and a low-oxygen (anaerobic) environment that supports beneficial bacteria while discouraging inflammatory microbes.*

RESEARCH-SUPPORTED EFFECTS OF BUTYRATE IN THE GUT

Peer-reviewed research has shown that butyrate supports multiple aspects of gastrointestinal function, including slowing intestinal transit to allow greater water absorption, supporting gut barrier integrity, moderating visceral sensitivity (digestive pain signaling) and balanced inflammatory responses in the gut.*

By supporting a low-oxygen environment in the colon, butyrate also helps maintain a microbiome balance that favors butyrate-producing anaerobic bacteria. This environment may be disrupted during and after antibiotic use, when natural butyrate production is often reduced.*

BENEFITS BEYOND THE DIGESTIVE TRACT

In addition to its role in digestive health, research suggests that butyrate supports balanced immune signaling and healthy metabolic function, including energy regulation and glucose metabolism.*

WHY TRIBUTYRIN INSTEAD OF OTHER FORMS OF BUTYRATE

Tributyrin is a molecular form of butyrate in which three butyrate molecules are bound to glycerol. This structure gives tributyrin distinct properties, including improved delivery and tolerability.*

Unlike mineral forms of butyrate (such as sodium, calcium or magnesium butyrate), tributyrin has low odor, greater chemical stability and releases butyrate gradually within cells rather than being rapidly metabolized at the intestinal surface by colonocytes. This slow-release delivery allows for more sustained butyrate availability where it is needed most.*

WHAT IS BUTYRATE?

Butyrate is a short-chain fatty acid naturally produced when beneficial gut bacteria ferment dietary fiber. It provides energy for the cells lining the colon and plays a key role in maintaining gut barrier integrity and microbiome balance. Colonocyte metabolism of butyrate consumes a significant amount of oxygen, helping maintain an anaerobic environment that supports beneficial bacteria.*

Research has shown that disruptions to this system, such as antibiotic exposure, can reduce butyrate production and increase oxygen levels in the gut, creating conditions that favor inflammatory bacteria and digestive imbalance. Supplemental butyrate may help support restoration of a healthier gut environment.*

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Certificate of Analysis for Tributyrin-Max expiration date 6/27

Certificate of Analysis for Third-party Gluten and Dairy-free Testing for Tributyrin-Max expiration date 6/27


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