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Posted 5/1/2018 11:54 PM (GMT 0)
Has anyone used this? Is it any good? It claims to help repair the tight junctions which I like but I am not sure if this product is for the colon or for the small intestine or both? It does have really good reviews though.
Posted 5/2/2018 11:15 PM (GMT 0)
I've just googled it and I can't see the list of ingredients, only the description of its 'unique properties'. Isn't it something like a soil-based probiotic?
Posted 5/3/2018 11:49 AM (GMT 0)
http://blog.restore4life.com/faq-items/lignite-extract/
Posted 5/3/2018 3:14 PM (GMT 0)
Try writing them to provide with the research, see if they reply. If they do with the research paper (not too sure if it was published or not, ask them to elaborate on the raw data.)

This thing was a hit with autism community when it was launched just before AutismOne conference a couple of years ago. I was awestruck by the slides and wrote the guy immediately, then to the office 2X, no reply whatsoever. Just bit the bullet as everyone was singing the praise and I have not noticed any change. Many more are present who have not seen any change (good or bad) but they don't comment. Even I don't comment most of the times on various autism boards. To be honest, I feel like stupid to even having tried that. I should have researched better.

I have used 2 bottles as suggested by the guy who made it, Dr Bush and don't a cent worth of difference. If you really want to try Humic and fulvic acid supplements, they are available lot cheaper on Amazon from different sources.
Posted 5/4/2018 1:58 AM (GMT 0)
Interesting....that sucks. I wonder how they go about getting 5 stars on Amazon? And there were like thousands of reviews and verified but maybe placebo effect? I usually get excited by anything that specifically talks about repairing tight junctions as I feel that is something I need very badly.

Why Humic and fulvic acid supplements? Are those two the main ingredients?

deltaforce said...
Try writing them to provide with the research, see if they reply. If they do with the research paper (not too sure if it was published or not, ask them to elaborate on the raw data.)

This thing was a hit with autism community when it was launched just before AutismOne conference a couple of years ago. I was awestruck by the slides and wrote the guy immediately, then to the office 2X, no reply whatsoever. Just bit the bullet as everyone was singing the praise and I have not noticed any change. Many more are present who have not seen any change (good or bad) but they don't comment. Even I don't comment most of the times on various autism boards. To be honest, I feel like stupid to even having tried that. I should have researched better.

I have used 2 bottles as suggested by the guy who made it, Dr Bush and don't a cent worth of difference. If you really want to try Humic and fulvic acid supplements, they are available lot cheaper on Amazon from different sources.

Posted 5/4/2018 2:37 AM (GMT 0)
I wouldn't rely on Amazon reviews for, well, anything at all - they have a long history of being falsified, abused, fake accounts, free samples for reviewers, etc.
Posted 5/4/2018 7:12 AM (GMT 0)
well i looked at the "verified purchase" reviews - aren't those legit? I get it that the ones that aren't verified can be fake, but the verified ones should be legit?

beave said...
I wouldn't rely on Amazon reviews for, well, anything at all - they have a long history of being falsified, abused, fake accounts, free samples for reviewers, etc.

Posted 5/4/2018 8:05 PM (GMT 0)

pmitra0123 said...
Interesting....that sucks. I wonder how they go about getting 5 stars on Amazon? And there were like thousands of reviews and verified but maybe placebo effect? I usually get excited by anything that specifically talks about repairing tight junctions as I feel that is something I need very badly.

Why Humic and fulvic acid supplements? Are those two the main ingredients?

Ignore almost all reviews if they mention autism. I will tell you a sad truth abt autism. It has become just as controversial as cancer, if worse is possible then take that level. Autism is REAL and we parents and our kids are suffering but most authorities are concerned about their money and profit. So that one side and other side parents, who are desperate. They will try every darn thing that shows the silver lining. Some research but most don't because it is not easy to understand the biochemistry involved. Its not a cup of tea of the most, not even the physicians. So if they notice a minor benefit, its like they found the Midas touch and there goes the 5 star.

Second, someone told me that Restore was available for free on those paid-for-reviews websites. If they have posted their 'honest' review then ignore those 5 stars as well. If your product is so darn good then you do not have to give it for free in exchange for the reviews.

Still, if you want, get the smallest bottle and try that. Humic acid and Fulvic acid are some of the contents, so I was told.
Posted 5/4/2018 9:07 PM (GMT 0)
I am asking about it for Ulcerative Colitis and not for Autism.

As for the free for review, that is interesting, thanks. Yeah, if its free for review, that is questionable. Although, I would think that the reviewer is not under any obligation to post a positive review but not sure how those things work because I haven't done it before.
Posted 5/5/2018 12:30 AM (GMT 0)

pmitra0123 said...
I am asking about it for Ulcerative Colitis and not for Autism.


No, you did not ask abt autism, but you did refer to the reviews on Amazon. I guessed that that population is the one primarily using this product and hence you would expect more reviews citing the disorder. Plus, IBD is over-represented in the population with autism and the guy who formulated Restore, he did not formulate for the population for UC primarily, his son has autism (if I know correctly) and hence he looked into the leaky gut and came up with this product. From what I know, he is not a GI either but caters population with autism exclusively.
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