What do you use to break down the Lyme biofilm?

yellow_daisy

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Posted 11/2/2013 6:11 PM (GMT -5)

I have been reading about all the different ways to break down bacteria biofilm. I am curious to know what people are using and if they think it is working. I started drinking apple cider vinegar in water in hopes to dissolve some biofilm before I start a treatment (I haven't started a Lyme treatment yet). I have only been drinking very small amounts for about 4 days so I do not know if it is doing anything yet.

I would love to hear what everyone else is doing about their biofilm. Thank you :)

opugirl

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Posted 11/2/2013 10:24 PM (GMT -5)

Hi Yellow daisy,

There are quite a few options when it comes to breaking down biofilms. I am familiar with a few but there are others that hopefully will chime in here. Antibiotics wise - flagyl is supposed to be the king of breaking down biofilms. - That being said I never noticed a difference on it.

For me wobenzyme worked very very well for breaking down biofilms - and man I felt it. That nice "hit by a truck feeling." There are also protease enzymes that work, nattokinase, serrapeptase and I believe a few others.

I was looking into essential oils as well for this but I can't remember which one was effective at this point.

~beth

Katebirch

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Posted 11/2/2013 10:25 PM (GMT -5)

the doctor I saw told me serapeptase is effective for this

Binduspire

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Posted 11/3/2013 1:38 PM (GMT -5)

I use Nattokinase.

Willowrose

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Posted 11/3/2013 9:31 PM (GMT -5)

Unizyme. Got from naturopath.

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