Question 1

What is the Immune Restore program?

Accepted Answer

Immune Restore is a clinician-supervised program at Kure Health for people with chronic conditions driven by immune dysregulation and persistent inflammation. It combines a full diagnostic baseline, an individualized immune-modulating treatment plan, supporting work on gut terrain, drainage, nutrition and recovery, and a repeat of the same diagnostics afterwards so change is measured rather than assumed.

Question 2

What does immunomodulation mean, in plain terms?

Accepted Answer

Immunomodulation means aiming to re-balance an immune response rather than pushing it harder or shutting it down. A stimulant raises immune activity; a suppressant lowers it; a modulator is intended to help the system return toward its own normal set point, so that useful acute inflammation is preserved while persistent chronic inflammation is allowed to settle.

Question 3

What conditions is it used for?

Accepted Answer

Candidates are considered when a chronic condition appears to be driven by immune dysregulation and persistent inflammation, and when approved options have been worked through with a treating physician. We do not publish a condition list, because eligibility depends on your individual data and history rather than on a diagnosis label. A clinician reviews each request and says yes or no.

Question 4

Can you promise it will work?

Accepted Answer

No. Individual outcomes cannot be predicted or promised. What we can promise is that we measure you before and after with the same tests, tell you what those numbers say, and stop or adjust when the data or your symptoms call for it.

Question 5

Are there side effects?

Accepted Answer

Any biologic therapy carries risk, and we do not claim otherwise. Reactions at the injection site are common with injectable therapies. Doses are monitored, check-in calls are scheduled, symptoms are recorded, and your consent and care instructions explain what requires an immediate call to your care team.

Question 6

Do I have to come to the clinic for every dose?

Accepted Answer

No. Most people give their own dose at home after your care team has taught you, watched you do it once, and given you written instructions. Coming in is always an option if you prefer it.

Question 7

How long does a course take?

Accepted Answer

A first course runs over weeks, with doses spaced a few days apart and a short check-in call alongside them. Your exact schedule is set by your clinician and confirmed with you before you start, and it appears on your calendar so you always know what is next.

Question 8

Does insurance cover it?

Accepted Answer

Coverage varies by plan and service. You receive the full cost in writing before you agree to anything, and you are never asked to commit during a phone call.

Question 9

Why does the program start with diagnostics?

Accepted Answer

Because without a baseline there is no way to tell whether anything changed, and no honest way to decide whether to continue. The diagnostics also determine whether you are a candidate at all — if the data does not show an immune and inflammatory pattern worth acting on, the answer is no.

Question 10

Can I stop partway through?

Accepted Answer

Yes, at any point and without explanation. That right is written into your consent. Your records and measurements remain yours, and you can take a copy of everything.

Question 11

How does this fit with Signal-Based Medicine?

Accepted Answer

Signal-Based Medicine is the measuring discipline: KureBioMap, AgeCode, KureBiome and KureSync read how your systems are actually signalling. Immune Restore is the therapeutic arm that acts on one specific finding those tests can reveal — a dysregulated immune response holding chronic inflammation in place. The tests lead into the program, and the program reports back to the tests.

Question 12

I am a physician. Can I refer a patient or review the protocol?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Licensed physicians and researchers can review the full mechanism, protocol structure, dosing and monitoring detail in the clinician area, and co-manage patients with our clinical team. Sign in with your Kure clinician account, or contact the clinic to have one issued.

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