Holigos® IBS | Restore

Relief for patients that’s safe, well-tolerated, and effective in a once-daily dose.1-6

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Holigos® IBS Restore

Relief for patients that’s safe, tolerable, and effective in one daily dose.1-5

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Holigos® IBS Restore

Relief for patients that’s safe, well-tolerated, and effective in a once-daily dose.1-6

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Holigos® IBS Restore addresses bacterial dysbiosis to help patients suffering from all IBS subtypes to have more normal stools, less abdominal pain, and decreased bloating.1,2

Clinical Benefits Mechanism of Action Safety & Tolerability Dosing

Clinical Benefits

Holigos® IBS Restore is clinically proven to help provide relief in all IBS subtypes.1-2

In a 12-week, open-label, multi-center study (N=317),* Holigos® IBS Restore demonstrated multiple benefits1,2:

Clinical Benefits

Holigos® IBS Restore is clinically proven to help provide relief in all IBS subtypes1-2.

In a 12-week, open-label, multi-center study (N=317) study,* Holigos® IBS Restore demonstrated multiple benefits1,2:

Decreased Symptom Severity

IBS symptom severity changed from severe to mild by Week 12, as measured by the IBS-severity scoring system (IBS-SSS)‡

  • Over 86% of patients had a clinically significant improvement in their IBS-SSS total score by Week 12‡
  • A reduction of 50 points or more in the IBS-SSS total score is considered clinically significant7

59% decrease in abdominal pain severity per IBS-SSS pain component, P<0.0001‡

Decreased Symptom Severity

IBS symptom severity changed from severe to mild by Week 12, as measured by the IBS-severity scoring system (IBS-SSS)†

  • Over 86% of patients had a clinically significant improvement in their IBS-SSS total score by Week 12†
  • A reduction of 50 points or more in the IBS-SSS total score is considered clinically significant7

59% decrease in abdominal pain severity per IBS-SSS pain component, P<0.0001†

Fewer Days with Pain

Reduced from an average of 6.0 to 2.5 days within the prior 10 days, P<0.00012‡

More Normal Stools

Over 4.6-fold increase in normal stools from a baseline of 9% as measured by the Bristol Stool Form Scale (BSFS)2||

Improved Quality of Life

Quality of Life

48% increase in quality-of-life (QOL) scores using the IBS-QOL assessment, P<0.00012¶

Patients experienced improvement in abdominal pain, bloating, and stool consistency in as early as 4 weeks.1,2

Similar efficacy shown across all IBS subtypes.1,2

All results are based on the intention-to-treat population.

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Holigos® IBS Restore helps reduce symptoms by providing dietary management for patients with IBS.

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MECHANISM OF ACTION OF HOLIGOS® IBS RESTORE

While others target the symptoms, we target the source.2,3,8,9

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Bacterial dysbiosis is a key driver of IBS pathology and is common in patients with IBS.10-15

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Bacterial dysbiosis is a key driver of IBS pathology and is common in IBS patients.10-15

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Microbiome dysbiosis can impair normal gut metabolism, which can exacerbate symptoms of IBS.10,11,13,16,17

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Microbiome dysbiosis can impair normal gut metabolism.9,10,12,14,15

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Microbiome dysbiosis can impair normal gut metabolism, which can exacerbate symptoms of IBS10,11,13,16,17

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Abnormal gut metabolism disrupts gut barrier function and can exacerbate symptoms of IBS.13,18-20

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Abnormal gut metabolism can exacerbate symptoms of IBS through disruption in gut barrier function12,15,16

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Abnormal gut metabolism disrupts gut barrier function and can exacerbate symptoms of IBS.13,18-20

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The glycans in Holigos® IBS Restore act as selective prebiotics to help rebalance the gut microbiome and increase production of beneficial metabolites.2-4,9,21,22

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The glycans in Holigos® IBS act as selective prebiotics to help rebalance the gut microbiome and increase production of beneficial metabolites.2-4,9,21,22

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The glycans in Holigos® IBS help rebalance the gut microbiome and increase production of beneficial metabolites 1-3,5,17

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The glycans in Holigos® IBS Restore improve gut barrier integrity and gut motility.2,10,11,18

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The glycans in Holigos® IBS improve gut motility and gut barrier integrity1,2,5,17

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The glycans in Holigos® IBS improve gut barrier integrity and gut motility.2,10,11,18

Holigos® IBS Restore helps reduce symptoms by providing dietary management for patients with IBS.1,2

SAFETY & TOLERABILITY

Holigos® IBS Restore is safe and well-tolerated.1,3-6

In a double-blinded, placebo-controlled trial2,3:

No difference in reported adverse events between Holigos® IBS Restore and placebo.

No serious adverse events with Holigos® IBS Restore or placebo reported.

Common side effects associated with Holigos® IBS Restore included mild local reactions in the gut, such as abdominal pain, distension, and flatulence.

The ingredients in the Holigos® family of products are safe and well-tolerated by infants, children, adults, and patients with IBS.3-6

 
DOSING
Holigos® IBS Restore is a medical food available as a once-daily dose.
Holigos® IBS Restore is easy to take and has been formulated to help normalize the gut microbiota.2-5 

Holigos® IBS Restore is a proprietary formulation of the glycans 2’-FL and LNnT. The ingredients in Holigos® IBS Restore have been positively reviewed by the FDA and EFSA and accepted as safe.23-26

Holigos® IBS Restore does not contain gluten, artificial colors or flavors, added sugar, or yeast.

2'FL=2'-Fucosyllactose; LNnT=Lacto-N-neotetraose.

 
DOSING
Holigos® IBS is a  medical food available as a once-daily dose.
Holigos® IBS is easy to take and has been formulated to help normalize the gut microbiota.2-5

Holigos® IBS is a proprietary blend of the glycans 2’-FL and LNnT. The ingredients in Holigos® IBS have been positively reviewed by the FDA and EFSA and accepted as safe.23-26

Holigos® IBS does not contain gluten, artificial colors or flavors, added sugar, or yeast.

2'FL=2'-Fucosyllactose; LNnT=Lacto-N-neotetraose.
 

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Footnotes & References

  • The GRIPS clinical trial was a 12-week, multi-center, open-label trial in patients with IBS (ITT, N=317) to assess the potential for Holigos® IBS Restore to induce and support normal bowel habits and improve symptoms of IBS. The primary endpoint was effect on stool consistency. Select secondary outcomes included: IBS-SSS total score, IBS-SSS abdominal pain severity and stool frequency, IBS-SSS abdominal distension severity, and health-related quality of life.
  • The IBS-SSS assesses symptom severity by measuring abdominal pain intensity and frequency, abdominal distension, dissatisfaction with bowel habits, and life interference of IBS during the preceding week. The total IBS-SSS score ranges between 0 and 500; a higher score indicates more severe symptoms.7
  • The BSFS classifies the form of human feces into seven categories, running from 1=“separate hard lumps” to 7=“watery”. Abnormal stools is the total % of all stools that are either Bristol Types 1-2 or 6-7.27
  • The IBS-QOL measures the impact of IBS and its treatment, which consists of 34 items; a higher score indicates better QOL.28

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