The real dietary "sources" of butyrate are the fermentable fibers that feed butyrate-producing bacteria: Top Butyrate-Promoting Foods: Resistant starch - Found in cooked and cooled potatoes, green bananas, and legumes Inulin and FOS - Present in Jerusalem artichokes, chicory root, garlic, and onions Arabinoxylans - Abundant in whole grain wheat and psyllium Beta-glucans - From oats and barley Pectin - In apples and citrus fruits So while there are some foods that consistently produce butyrate, they're often challenging to incorporate into the US diet
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