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Absolute Nutrition Sodium Butyrate, 120 capsules

Name: Absolute Nutrition Sodium Butyrate, 120 capsules
Brand: Absolute Nutrition
SKU: 708235090321
Price: 23.99 USD
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🔹 Sodium Butyrate – The Natural Ozempic Alternative

Naturally boosts GLP-1 (the hormone mimicked by Ozempic), helping support:

✅ Blood sugar control
✅ Craving reduction
✅ Inflammation reduction
✅ Long-term weight management

🔹Sodium Butyrate for Gut Support

Strengthens Gut Barrier
Repairs and reinforces the intestinal lining to help prevent "leaky gut."
Reduces Inflammation
Calms overactive immune responses and supports a healthy inflammation balance in the gut and liver.
Boosts Nutrient Absorption
Helps your gut absorb more of the vitamins and minerals your body needs to thrive.
Improves Digestive Comfort
Supports smoother digestion and may reduce bloating, gas, and irregularity.
Supports Metabolic Health
Promotes better blood sugar control and may aid in long-term weight management.
Feeds Colon Cells Naturally
Acts as fuel for the cells in your colon, supporting overall gut health from the inside out.
Backed by Science
A well-researched short-chain fatty acid with decades of data behind its gut-healing benefits.

Absolute Nutrition Sodium Butyrate, 120 capsules

Ingredients & Nutritional Facts

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 2 Capsules

60 servings per container

Amount per serving

% Daily Value*
Sodium	198mg	9%

* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.