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Does anyone have any experience of using this stuff?
It's an FXR receptor antagonist and it looks like it's included in some supplements which are intended to improve bile flow;
Guggulsterone Is a Farnesoid X Receptor Antagonist in Coactivator Association Assays but Acts to Enhance Transcription of Bile Salt Export Pump
20 Surprising Health Benefits of Guggul + Side Effects - SelfHacked
Bile Flow Support
@Helen have you heard of this herb, do you think this could potentially be useful?
It's an FXR receptor antagonist and it looks like it's included in some supplements which are intended to improve bile flow;
Guggulsterone Is a Farnesoid X Receptor Antagonist in Coactivator Association Assays but Acts to Enhance Transcription of Bile Salt Export Pump
20 Surprising Health Benefits of Guggul + Side Effects - SelfHacked
GUGGULSTERONES
These are the apparent bioactive compounds of guggul, an herbal extract from resin of the Commiphora mukul tree. Guggul is widely used in Ayurveda for its effect on blood lipids, and research suggests that guggulsterones may antagonize two nuclear hormone receptors involved in cholesterol metabolism.
For example, it has been demonstrated that guggulsterone is a selective modulator of a particular bile acid receptor called a “farnesoid X receptor” (FXR). By acting as an antagonist to FXR, the guggulsterone can regulate the bile salt export pump.
In other words, guggulsterone can modify the rate and amount of bile salts transported out of the liver (18, 19, 20).
Bile Flow Support
@Helen have you heard of this herb, do you think this could potentially be useful?