Here’s Undeniable Proof That Grass Fed Butter Is a Superfood For The Heart

by DailyHealthPost Editorial

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Reason #2

Butter also contains Butyrate, which decreases gut permeability having a positive effect on heart disease. Butyrate is also responsible for large decreases in inflammation. CLA; conjugated linoleic acid is responsible for reducing fat.

For the bonus round, grass-fed butter is packing significant amounts of Vitamin A—as retinol, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Vitamin K2, trace minerals, and a perfect ratio of omega-3 to omega-6.

Reason #3

We need to eat more grass-fed butter. Our hearts depends on it. Looking at one study in Australia we can see that there is a 69% lower chance of dying of heart disease compared to those not eating grass-fed butter.

An assumption to be made here is that a vitamin K2 deficiency correlates with heart disease. Considering that many of us may be very deficient in this “heart vitamin”, it is very troubling.

In Australia, and most other countries the cows are grass-fed. The vast majority of butter coming out of the United States comes from cows that are fed cheap, genetically modified, nutritionally devoid feed, we need to change that.

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