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In rats, butyrate made blood vessels wider, reducing resistance by 33.5% without changing blood pressure or heart rate.

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Short‐Chain Fatty Acid Butyrate Is an Inotropic Agent With Vasorelaxant and Cardioprotective Properties

Randomized Controlled Trial
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2024 May 7

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Short‐Chain Fatty Acid Butyrate Is an Inotropic Agent With Vasorelaxant and Cardioprotective Properties

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DOI: 10.1161/JAHA.123.033744

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In rat hearts, butyrate at a higher dose increased blood flow through the heart's arteries by 20.9%.

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In rats, giving butyrate at a certain concentration made the heart pump 48.8% more blood without changing blood pressure or heart rate.

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In rat hearts outside the body, butyrate at a certain dose made the heart pump harder, increasing pressure by 14.1%.

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In rats, butyrate caused blood vessels in the heart to relax more as the dose increased, with the most effective dose being 0.57 mM.

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