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Most patients begin here and stay here, as the 5mg dose is sufficient for meaningful cognitive benefits in the majority of cases

Thankfully, there's a more elegant solution: ButyraGen: The Superior Solution After understanding the challenges of maintaining optimal butyrate levels through diet alone, the question becomes: how can we reliably deliver butyrate's benefits regardless of individual microbiome status, fiber intake, or digestive tolerance