Douglas Laboratories MCT/Butyrate Liquid with Sunbutyrate 15.6 fl oz

Douglas Laboratories MCT/Butyrate Liquid with Sunbutyrate 15.6 fl oz

$52.00
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Douglas Laboratories MCT/Butyrate Liquid with Sunbutyrate 15.6 fl oz

Douglas Laboratories MCT/Butyrate Liquid with Sunbutyrate 15.6 fl oz

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Douglas Laboratories MCT/Butyrate Liquid with Sunbutyrate 15.6 fl oz

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Douglas Laboratories MCT/Butyrate Liquid with Sunbutyrate supports plasma keton levels that MCT alone, intestinal function, healthy cytokine balance in the GI tract and helps increase overall brain energy metabolism without altering brain glucose consumption. MCTs can help in supporting a decrease in body fat and maintenance of lean muscle mass.

Recommended use: Take 1 tablespoon daily or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Douglas Laboratories MCT/Butyrate Liquid with Sunbutyrate Facts:

1 Tablespoon (15ml.) contains:

  • Calories 130
  • Total fat 14 g
  • Saturated Fat 10 g
  • Medium-Chain Triglycerides 806 g Providing 8 g caprylic acid (C8)
  • SunButyrate Butyrate Triglyceride 5 g Providing 965 mg butyric acid
Other Ingredients: Natural vanilla flavor, lemon oil, mixed tocopherols (from sunflower) and rosemary extract.
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Bethany

My naturopath has recommended this specific supplement for my daughter with cancer. I am using it as the "fat" component of her formula that she gets nightly with a feeding tube (also whey protein, glutamine, rice milk and "intrakids". She needs to gain weight. Is this the right fat to use? I am a medical/non lay person, so feel free to speak medical jargon. Thanks Bethany

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Bethany

My naturopath has recommended this specific supplement for my daughter with cancer. I am using it as the "fat" component of her formula that she gets nightly with a feeding tube (also whey protein, glutamine, rice milk and "intrakids". She needs to gain weight. Is this the right fat to use? I am a medical/non lay person, so feel free to speak medical jargon. Thanks Bethany

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