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On the other hand, surprisingly similarly to humans' colonic and fecal values, rumens of herbivores, such as sheep or cows, also contain high levels of acetate, propionate and butyrate, with reported concentrations of 65, 21, and 18 mM, respectively (308)
This means less glutathione & more free radicals which end up damaging blood cells
That is precisely the reason why researchers study the combination as a stack instead of the two molecules separately