Has anybody tried something called Restavin for RLS?
I found out about it on a website called serenelegreviews.com and they claim it helps alleviate RLS symptoms. They gave it 94% and compared to other products it was #1.
I wanted to give it a try and I just ordered it on Amazon. It's supposed to be delivered the day after tomorrow (Tuesday).
I'll try it and I'll let you know if it works. Wish me luck. 😊
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It could work. I just looked it up on Amazon 22% one star reviews - which is pretty high. I don't like anything with more than 10% one star reviews. Read a few and see it it isn't just a shipping issue or damaged product. Restavin does have 1.5 mg of iron (doesn't say what kind), Folic acid, and small amounts of Mg, Vit. C and herbs. You can better match and exceed all these with your own supplement regime: Ferrous Bisglycinate Chelate, B Vitamins (includes Folate) in a high quality multi vitamin, and Magnesium (I recommend Magtein - highly absorb-able). Put Restavin in the search box then sort for RLS Community - lot of people have talked about it.
I have been taking Restavin for about three years. I find that in the evening when I sit down to unwind and watch TV, I have to get up and do some walking. But, I rarely have to walk during the night which is a total blessing. I take one full dropper full after dinner and another before retiring. It is not a 'cure'... but I'll take whatever help I can get! If if doesn't give you any relief, at least you can return it to Amazon! May God bring you some comfort through Restavin
Thank you for your reply DicCarlson. I take B Complex, Magnesium, iron and lot other vitamins. I ordered Restavin and I am going to try it. I'm hoping it will work.
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