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What is Butyrivibrio crossotus? High and low values | Lab results explained

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Butyrivibrio‘ is a genus of bacteria in Class Clostridia. Butyrivibrio crossotus are often found in the human gut and inversely associated with obesity.

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– Abundance associated with higher bacterial richness in the gut.

Lower values:

– Decreased in metabolic disorders.

– Related to obesity

– Higher levels of Butryrivibrio crossotus may help protect against weight gain.

Potential treatment:

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Triphala might help to increase Butyrivibrio crossotus levels in the gut. [L]

Higher values:

– Abundance associated with higher bacterial richness in the gut.

– Higher levels of Butryrivibrio crossotus may help protect against weight gain.

References:

– Prebiotic Potential of Herbal Medicines Used in Digestive Health and Disease [L]

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