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In the absence of intestinal bacteria, Tryptophan metabolism is reduced, and its intestine content increases.
Tryptophan levels in UC patients were significantly lower than those in healthy volunteers. The same results were seen in UC animal models. However, the researchers did not make a strict distinction between the active stage and the remission stage
Dietary tryptophan can be metabolized by intestinal flora int…