Documented customer case report, June 2026
A 51-year-old daily drinker with elevated liver markers on panel after panel from 2019 through 2025. Both were back in range in May 2026, while his reported drinking stayed about the same.
✓Chris Kenmore, Cloud9 customer, shared with permission. Six blood panels, 2018 to 2026.

−49%ALT: 69, flagged high, to 35, back in range
−43%AST: 40 to 23, within range
8 mo.About 8 months of daily Daily Restore before the follow-up panel
Lab history
Six comprehensive metabolic panels from two accredited hospital lab systems. Dots in red were flagged high by that lab; green were within its range.
| Panel | AST | ALT | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 2018 | 29 | 49 | Within range |
| Nov 2019 | 50 | 95 | AST and ALT high |
| Jan 2020 | 46 | 92 | AST and ALT high |
| Jan 2021 | 40 | 66 | ALT high |
| May 2025 | 40 | 69 | ALT high |
| May 2026 | 23 | 35 | Within range |
All values in U/L, from customer-provided panels collected Dec 5, 2018; Nov 25, 2019; Jan 10, 2020; Jan 5, 2021; May 22, 2025; and May 13, 2026. Reference ranges varied by panel: ALT upper limit 63 (2018 to 2021), 50 (2025), 64 (2026); AST upper limit 40 (2018 to 2021), 50 (2025), 37 (2026). Flags are from the original reports.
The real reports
These are Chris's own lab pages, with names and lab details blurred. The May 2026 panel shows AST 23 and ALT 35, both inside the normal range printed on the report.


His story
Chris had been a casual drinker for years. His December 2018 labs were clean: AST 29, ALT 49, both within range.
In 2019 his routine changed. He started working from home, and working from home created more opportunity to drink. Over time he became a daily drinker, averaging at least two drinks a day.
His bloodwork changed with him. By November 2019 his ALT had nearly doubled to 95. Both markers flagged high, and his ALT stayed high on every panel after that, through May 2025. His doctor recommended cutting back. Chris understood the advice. He just couldn't sustain it.
“I knew what was needed. But after multiple attempts to cut back, which I would be able to do for a few days, things would always go back to normal. I would just hope that the next tests wouldn't be worse than the last.”Chris
Chris started Cloud9 Daily Restore around September 2025 and took it every day. It was his first liver health supplement. He was skeptical, so he kept his drinking where it was, at 2+ drinks a day on average, to see what the next labs said.
He noticed he felt less urge to drink during this period, but reports his actual habits held steady.
“Shock that even though I didn't change my drinking habits, my enzymes showed as normal again. That's something I didn't think would ever happen.”Chris, on his May 2026 results
What this case can and cannot show.
This is one documented customer case, not a clinical trial. Liver enzymes can change for many reasons. The May 2026 panel came from a different lab with slightly different reference ranges; his final values are within range under every range used.
It can show a documented multi-year lab trend, a real customer-reported timeline, about eight months of daily Daily Restore use, and a reported drinking routine that stayed about the same.
It cannot show clinical proof, guaranteed results, or that Daily Restore alone caused the change.
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