The Gut Microbiome and Colon Cancer

A sacrolytic gut microbiome is optimized for the production of short chain fatty acids like butyrase and acetate and propyrase, which help to maintain a healthy gut. You are producing vitamins, you're producing antioxidants, you're no longer producing excess amounts of hydrogen sulfide gas and secondary bile acids because your gut microbes don't have that stuff to work with anymore. These benefits are not theoretical, one of our biggest medical journals published two incredibly deep dives into the gut microbiome and bowel cancer. They found consistently across multiple countries and multiple populations and multiple food cultures, we saw the same thing.