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SodaTide Clostridium Butyricum: What Is Printed and What We Could Not Find
SodaTide Clostridium butyricum is the second of three strains named in the 36 mg probiotic blend on the label. We found no source on file that covers this strain, so we cannot describe its effects. The label prints no CFU count and no amount for it alone.
Written by the SodaTide label deskUpdated · 4 min read
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Is Clostridium butyricum in SodaTide?
Yes, by name. The Supplement Facts panel lists Clostridium butyricum between Bifidobacterium infantis and Akkermansia muciniphila, inside one 36 mg blend.
The picture below shows the three lines as milligram-sized bubbles. The blend is one bubble, because the label gives one total and no split between its strains.
- 211mgChicory Root InulinNamed first on the label
- 100mgPotato Resistant StarchNamed second on the label
- 36mgProbiotic BlendNamed third on the label
Bubble area follows the milligrams printed on the label: 211 mg, 100 mg and 36 mg. The 36 mg is the weight of all three probiotic strains together, not a CFU count, so a bacteria count cannot be read from it. Together the three lines weigh 347 mg per capsule; the capsule shell and the other ingredients are extra.
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What does a strain name on a label tell you?
A full strain name has a genus, a species and a strain designation, a code that tells one lineage from another. (NIH ODS, Probiotics (health professional))
The SodaTide label prints a genus and a species for each of its three names. We saw no strain designation. That matters because effects are strain-specific, so a result for one organism does not carry over to another. (NCCIH, Probiotics: Usefulness and Safety)
ISAPP, a scientific association, says a clear label also gives a viable count at the end of shelf life. (ISAPP, Decoding a Probiotic Product Label) SodaTide's label prints none, so a reader cannot check it.
The sources03
What do the sources say about Clostridium butyricum?
Nothing we read covers it. The health pages we read have no section on this strain, so we will not describe benefits or risks.
The general sources are cautious about probiotics for weight. Cleveland Clinic says there is little evidence that probiotics cause weight loss. (Cleveland Clinic, Probiotics and weight loss) A pooled review found probiotic arms about 0.65 kg lighter than placebo, a fragile result with a median follow-up of 12 weeks. (Kunnackal John 2018, Gut microbiome diet and weight meta-analysis)
| Question | Finding |
|---|---|
| Named on the label | Yes |
| Strain designation | Not printed |
| Amount alone | Not printed |
| Source on this strain | None found |
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Who should ask before taking this blend?
Anyone with a weakened immune system, a serious illness or on immune-suppressing medicine should ask a clinician first. Harvard says such people should avoid probiotic supplements. (Harvard Nutrition Source, Probiotics for Gut Health)
Ask too if you are pregnant, nursing or under 18. Keep taking every prescribed medicine. We found no public test or FDA notice for SodaTide, which proves nothing. See the probiotic blend page and the Supplement Facts page.
The strain is named on the bottle; its effect here we could not confirm.
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What is Clostridium butyricum in a supplement?
It is one of three strains named in SodaTide's blend. We found no source on file covering it, so we will not describe what it does or whether it suits you.
Does SodaTide list a strain number for Clostridium butyricum?
We saw none. The label prints genus and species only, with no strain designation, so a reader cannot match it to a specific study.
Should I worry about Clostridium butyricum in SodaTide?
We cannot say. No source we read covers it, and none tested SodaTide. People with weakened immunity or serious illness should ask a clinician before any probiotic.
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