Has anyone tried restore?

[Viking]

Has anyone tried a product called restore, for sealing tight junctions?
Supposedly it contains signaling molecules, normally produced by a healthy micro flora, and has a positive effect on tight junctions.

Regards,
Viking

 

[Ysabelle-S]

Has anyone tried a product called restore, for sealing tight junctions?
Supposedly it contains signaling molecules, normally produced by a healthy micro flora, and has a positive effect on tight junctions.

Regards,
Viking

I've never heard of this, but your thread title made me think of system restore in computers, and how wonderful it would be if we could have a system restore for our bodies, where we could roll back to a date before the onset of illness.

Good luck getting an answer to your question though.

 

[TigerLilea]

Has anyone tried a product called restore, for sealing tight junctions?
Supposedly it contains signaling molecules, normally produced by a healthy micro flora, and has a positive effect on tight junctions.

Regards,
Viking

You need to know what gut bacteria you are over or under producing in order to fix any gut issues you have. One size does not fit all unfortunately.

 

[worldbackwards]

I've never heard of this, but your thread title made me think of system restore in computers, and how wonderful it would be if we could have a system restore for our bodies, where we could roll back to a date before the onset of illness.

Have you tried switching yourself off and back on again?

 

[Ysabelle-S]

Have you tried switching yourself off and back on again?

Why didn't I think of that?!

 

[Viking]

A reset button would indeed be delightful.
In this case though, these are redox signaling molecules, normally made by a healthy gut micro biome. Supposedly it seals tight junctions, and helps restore normal gut microbe diversity. From the literature it seems this is an additional avenue beyond the usual probiotics and enzymes approach. But id love to hear from anyone that has actually tried it.

Viking

 

[ErdemX]

I've finished one big bottle but I can't say I have noticed any difference on any of my symptoms. But probably it is intended to be used for a longer period.

 

[Gingergrrl]

I've finished one big bottle but I can't say I have noticed any difference on any of my symptoms. But probably it is intended to be used for a longer period.

I just Googled this out of curiousity and can't tell, is Restore a liquid drink, a pill or something else? It doesn't seem to list which probiotics are in it... Unless it is not actually a probiotic? Is it for leaky gut?

 

[TigerLilea]

I found this on CFS Remission:

I am an ex Science Teacher and I know what Lignite is… It is brown coal,the lowest rank of coal and is a soft brown combustible sedimentary rock formed from naturally compressed peat. So we may actually be looking at a peat extract. The ingredient list read like a fine laboratory analysis of just that! Coal!

 

[Gingergrrl]

I found this on CFS Remission:

So Restore is like drinking coal? The website sounded too good to be true which means it usually is!

 

[Viking]

My understanding is its not a probiotic. But a product of soil based microbes.

 

[Gingergrrl]

My understanding is its not a probiotic. But a product of soil based microbes.

What does that mean or what would it do vs. a probiotic? I don't plan to try it and never heard of it before today but am just curious b/c I probably will be trying some kind of probiotic in the future.

 

[Viking]

What does that mean or what would it do vs. a probiotic? I don't plan to try it and never heard of it before today but am just curious b/c I probably will be trying some kind of probiotic in the future.

From my reading of the literature, it sounds like the product contains a large set of messaging chemicals that are normally produced by bacteria, rather than including the bacteria themselves. So its not a probiotic per se. Sorry I cant give more details, I'm trying to learn about it myself.

 

[TigerLilea]

Viking, after doing some Google researching, I think this is another one of those scam supplements that has no medicinal value. :thumbdown:

 

[Gingergrrl]

Viking, after doing some Google researching, I think this is another one of those scam supplements that has no medicinal value. :thumbdown:

This is my take on it as well just from briefly Googling it.

 

[justy]

I probably will be trying some kind of probiotic in the future.

Be VERY careful with this - most are pretty bad for MCAS patients.

 

[ErdemX]

is Restore a liquid drink, a pill or something else? It doesn't seem to list which probiotics are in it... Unless it is not actually a probiotic?

Yeah it is a brownish dirty looking water

 

[Gingergrrl]

Be VERY careful with this - most are pretty bad for MCAS patients.

I definitely would not be trying Restore and it would be something different. Do you know why they are bad in general or does it depend on the strain that you use?

 

[justy]

I definitely would not be trying Restore and it would be something different. Do you know why they are bad in general or does it depend on the strain that you use?

It depends on the strain, some lower histamine, but others (most) in crease it massively. I had a three month severe exacerbation of MCAS after just one dose of an inappropriate probiotic.

 

[perchance dreamer]

For my lower GI track, George's Aloe Vera juice has helped me a lot. It tastes exactly like water to me:

https://www.amazon.com/Georges-Aloe...4002&sr=1-2&keywords=george's+aloe+vera+juice

My symptoms were loose stools and having to go to the bathroom all day. I drink 2 ounces in the morning and sometimes 1/2 ounce in the afternoon. I'd say my problem is 90% cleared up.