Propionate
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Sep 20, 2026
Evolutionary.org 760 - EVO Brother "PrinceDaddy" is back post show!
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65:48PrinceDaddyGUEST
Yes.
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65:49PrinceDaddyGUEST
I mean, you know, I've done Primo, I've done Deca, I've done EQ, I've done Test, I've done Trin, I've done Mast, I've done the Enthonate, the Propionate, I've done Sustanon.
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66:01PrinceDaddyGUEST
So, you know, I do feel like having done the experience, having done a little bit higher dose and noticed that I didn't like it or maybe a lower dose and didn't feel much of anything.
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66:16PrinceDaddyGUEST
It's given me experience to kind of find the sweet spot.
The Fiber Comeback
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2:50Carolyn ThompsonHOST
And then those microbes consume certain fibers.
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2:54Carolyn ThompsonHOST
They create compounds called short-chain fatty acids, including acetate, propionate, and butyrate that may influence the intestinal lining, inflammation, and metabolism.
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3:09Carolyn ThompsonHOST
In other words, when you eat certain plants, you aren't only feeding yourself, you're feeding an ecosystem living inside of you.
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3:19Carolyn ThompsonHOST
And that changes the entire fiber conversation.
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14:10Carolyn ThompsonHOST
You can purchase butyrate in capsule form very inexpensively.
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14:17Carolyn ThompsonHOST
There is also a relationship between the intestinal barrier function and immune signaling as far as butyrate is concerned.
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14:25Carolyn ThompsonHOST
Another one is called propionate.
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14:29Carolyn ThompsonHOST
and another one is acetate.
The 4 Food Types That Repair Your Gut Barrier: A Gastroenterologist's Guide To Beating Inflammation For Good with Dr Will Bulsiewicz #677
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55:21Will BulsiewiczGUEST
... that I mentioned.
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55:22Will BulsiewiczGUEST
Propionate is the metabolic short-chain fatty acid.
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55:25Will BulsiewiczGUEST
So you and I were talking about insulin resistance a moment ago.
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55:28Will BulsiewiczGUEST
If we want to enhance insulin sensitivity, the opposite of diabetes-