Samento, Banderol, & Biofilm

Okay. So I've been on Buhner's protocols since June. I saw my Lyme doctor Friday. She's pushing me to try Samento and Banderol and says "it busts biofilm."

I've searched through some of the posts on this. Here's one: /www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=30&m=3099107

I'm already taking Cat's Claw. Samento is TOA-free cat's claw. I'm well aware of the TOA-free controversy and lean toward Buhner's assessment, as well as Raintree's found here: www.rain-tree.com/toa-poa-article.htm. Raintree doesn't name the other brands they are referring to, but I'm assuming at least one of them is Samento. Raintree points out one version has a very low dose per capsule, so whichever one that is couldn't be very potent, IMO.

I found this study, which I assume is why the doctor believes these bust biofilm. /www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4971593/

Should I stop using whole herb cat's claw and instead take Samento and Banderol? Are they really better than following Buhner's protocol?

Should I keep taking my cat's claw and just add Banderol?

Why would these be any better at breaking biofilm than the various herbs in Buhner's protocols?

Personally, I'd take the Cat's Claw (not the TOA CC) - I haven't seen/read anything that convinces me otherwise.
(Not that I've been searching though)

I don't think it would hurt to try the banderol - and add it to the CC.