BUTYRATE ( a vital addition to diet for colon)/ vomit with no smell

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Anita! Maybe a little bingo moment here!! I agree BUTYRATE is absolutely fundamental to good bowels as it nourishes and de-inflames the colon. (People with ulcerative colitis have less butyrate.)Butter is high in butyrate but many lactose intolerant people cannot use it. Lactose reduces in fermented butter. This is the type of butter available on the continent and in the 'Old World'. This is probably the 'Sauerrahm (soured butter) Butter' I used to buy in Germany..I don't know where cassein fits into this. Presumably one would have to make Ghee to remove the casein and then you'd have a good butyrate source. Geez and when did butter in general being replaced in North America...in the 80s again...See from Wikipedia:<<Before modern factory butter making, cream was usually collected from several milkings and was therefore several days old and somewhat fermented by the time it was made into butter. Butter made from a fermented cream is known as cultured butter. During fermentation, the cream naturally sours as bacteria convert milk sugars into lactic acid. The fermentation process produces additional aroma compounds, including diacetyl, which makes for a fuller-flavored and more "buttery" tasting product.[9] Today, cultured butter is usually made from pasteurized cream whose fermentation is produced by the introduction of Lactococcus

and Leuconostoc bacteria.>>Sara and Rem has done a lot of reading on butter and best forms to use it. Incidentally Rem has found kefir in London shops (Rem, how do you say 'Pass the kefir, please??). Highly recommended for probiotic strains if the person can tolerate it.Subject: Re: vomit with no smellTo: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Date: Tuesday, 9 August, 2011, 1:10

Jayne,

My son used to have vomit with no smell. I interpreted this as his being very low in butyric acid. We didn't supplement with it (although you can) but instead started feeding him loads and loads of butter, especially butter left at room temperature for quite some time. This helped him a great deal with his bowels and I believe now his butyric acid levels are normalized.

Anita

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> Hi all

> This my first post, just have a query about something I've noticed with my little boy. He gets frequent episodes of what I think are viral illnesses - typically becoming very fidgety, poor sleep, high temperature and changes to his skin - which can become red and dry in patches, or he'll develop a rash which is usually on his face. This is often followed by a number of loose and foul smelling nappies and a day or so when he's very lethargic but he is then quickly back to his usual self. On the last two times this has happened he's also vomited - and the vomit has had no smell at all, even though contents appear to have been in his stomach for some time, i.e more than a couple of hours. He is 4 years old, is ASD & LD and has a number of food allergies, we've been gf/cf free for more than 12 months and also removed corn and soya about 9 months ago. He eats very well, in fact often seems to be hungry as if not satisfied. Any thoughts or comments

would be welcome. Thanks in advance.

> Jayne

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