In 2024, an unexpected discovery began to gain international attention.
That’s how Dr. Rachel Miller — a 48-year-old with over 21 years of experience as a gastroenterology researcher — became known worldwide for completely transforming everything we thought we knew about digestive health.

Her discovery shocked the scientific community by revealing that the real trigger behind chronic constipation might not be in the intestines — but rather in the stomach, where a common and silent type of bacteria, present in virtually every body, operates undetected by traditional medical tests.

This bacteria, previously overlooked, was nicknamed by researchers as the “enzyme killer” for destroying the essential compounds the body needs to properly digest food.

Determined to prove her hypothesis, Dr. Miller led a pioneering study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. The results confirmed it: an imbalance of this bacteria can indeed lead to persistent constipation, even when intestinal function appears normal.

But even with scientific data in hand, she faced strong resistance from the medical community, which insisted on focusing only on the intestines.

Tired of seeing patients suffer without real answers, Dr. Miller left academia to follow her own path.

For over a decade, she immersed herself in independent research — studying traditional Japanese practices and exploring natural ways to restore digestive health at the root of the problem.

And that’s how the Okinawa Restore Protocol™ was born — a precise blend of natural ingredients inspired by the time-honored habits of women from Okinawa (one of the longest-living populations in the world), capable of inhibiting this harmful bacteria and reactivating digestive enzymes in the stomach.