Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

They've been out of stock forever! Finally got a few of these for both my wife and me. We've healed a great many ailments with this product line, so we wanted to add this to our arsenal. (I take Beef Organs and Thymus religiously.) I love that these contain probiotics, in addition to other nutrients that heal your gut and aid in digestion. Update Sept 22: Wow! I can't believe how well these work for calmness and mood. Didn't even expect it. I'm assuming it's the probiotics. I've taken literally every probiotics brand from the internet and nothing is as good as the ones in this. Maybe MegaSpore, but MegaSpore doesn't do anything for mood. Ive been taking 2 caps of the intestines and I'm blissed out of my mind. At first I thought it was something different I was doing in my diet, but then I had a cheat day. Normally my mood is in the tank the next day after eating some crummy food. Not with these, no matter what I do, I'm calm and happy, everyday, all day. It's craziness. I told my buddy about these and he has severe anxiety. (He ates so much candy.) And he said his anxiety completely went away after these! From their site: Intestines are a profound source of intestine-specific building blocks, collagen / gelatin, glutamine and some organ-derived probiotics which are key for stabilizing, repairing and rebuilding a leaky gut.4 If you're like my tribe and you're into making homemade, simmered-with-love-for-3-days bone soup, try adding some pieces of intestines and tripe. You and your gut will be glad you did. Recent research shows that extracts of intestines provide growth stimulators that are needed to repair the lining of the intestinal wall. 5 TRIPE Tripe is the common term used to refer to the stomach of ruminating (grazing) animals including cows, buffalo and sheep. The Sioux of the Great Plains were known to boil buffalo meat and wild herbs with heated rocks in a buffalo paunch... afterwards, they ate the paunch too. Tripe was so revered in European culture that it spurred a tiff between William the Conqueror and Phillip I, the King of France. This is also a great source of gut-specific building blocks, micronutrients, collagen / gelatin, digestive enzymes and some organ-derived probiotics. Many have reported that eating tripe has greatly improved their digestive system.