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Clostridium butyricum CBM588 does not appear currently available, but other clostridium butyricum strains are, and these, too, produce butyrate from soluble fiber you eat.

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These studies are a waste of time & $$. They will NEVER map the microbiome with these methods.

Worse, with all the toxins people consume on a daily basis, it’s a totally moot point except for those who consume food/water 100% toxin free (perhaps 0.05% of the population, if even, and NOT including yours truly).

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c. butyricum miyari 588 has long been used in several Asian nations as a prophylaxis against c. difficile, which has been described as “cholera’s younger brother”, which gives a person about a month of chronic diarrhea.

Very easy to spread, it tends to afflict hospitals, nurses, patients, and others with a month long misery.

The brand name of the Japanese company that makes an oral form of c. butyricum miyari 588 is called “Miyarisin”.

It can be purchased on ebay, made in Japan, but shipping to the US can take three weeks. Beats the heck out of having a C. difficile infection.