Lyme Biofilm

[@buffalosoldat]

To destroy biofilm i recommend enzymes like nattokinase (this particual one seems to be working great).

[@jgc1077]

But this is in vitro, right? This isn't from someone's body?

[@ClearerThanMud]

Very interesting -- thanks for posting it. I wish the sound were better, though -- it sounds like the microphone was placed in a running washing machine. :) CC helps a little, but has a lot of errors.

[@SomeLittleShoe]

Thanks for this video. I'm reading up on herbs, foods, and supplements that can help dismantle biofilms. Is it true that Reishi mushroom, allicin, serrapeptase, lubrokinase, help for this?

[@SiliconFlux]

She is a great doctor too. The only problem being, neither her or her clinic is seeing new Lyme's patients. Finding a knowledgeable LLMD who will effectively treat your continual relapses is nigh impossible in Northern Virginia right now. But hey, after 3-4 weeks of treatment we are all suppose to be cured right? Its a good thing there are a few doctors who know better.

[@allseeingeyezz]

it's frustrating as all hell. i was infected in northern VA and I've been extremely sick for 17 years now. spent over $100k on my treatment and I'm still sick. can't afford to even see a Lyme doctor anymore. wish there was someone who could help us.

[@samuel2009]

copy the link and pass it around in E-mails... it will get to them eventually

[@jeanhampleman3402]

So if you break up the biofilm what happens?!! What do you do next? Antibiotics. Do you herx? What comes next?!!!

[@lipanj7]

Looks like a cluster of cyst forms in a ball? cyst forms are sort of dormant then under right environment of the person's blood chemistry etc. from these cyst forms can emerge a live spirochete..complicated-then I think one can have cyst forms and regular spirochetes at same time????