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Ulcerative Colitis

Ulcerative Colitis can be significantly improved by providing the nutrients needed to restore healthy colon function and repair. The number one nutrient for the colon is Butyrate. Without butyrate, the cells of the colon cannot renew themselves nor repair. Given that the colon cells are completely regrown naturally every 7 days, one can see the high amount of nutrient required in order to keep them healthy.

Healthy bacteria, known as probiotics, make butyrate. Thus, those who have Ulcerative colitis usually have harmful bacteria in their digestive system releasing noxious chemicals and toxins instead of beneficial bacteria releasing butyrate. One must replenish their digestive tract with very high amounts of beneficial bacteria.

Dr Ben recommends those with Ulcerative Colitis take a heaping 1/2 teaspoon of ProBiota 12 Powder. ProBiota 12 Powder provides 200 billion beneficial bacteria per 1/2 teaspoon. Combine 2 capsules of Butyrate taken with meals three times a day with the heaping 1/2 teaspoon of ProBiota 12 Powder, and you'll begin to see improvements.

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