Back in early 2009, I wrote the first and most comprehensive biofilm protocol on the internet. This was my, “Biofilm Protocol for Lyme and Gut Pathogens” (link). As of July 2016, that post has been viewed over 900,250 times. As with most things in life, there will be advancements and refinements. If interested, I have included them in updates to the original post. Today I want to focus on the biofilm protocol basics. The last thing you want, when you have a serious bacterial or yeast infection, is to waste a lot of time money and effort building a treatment protocol only to have it come up short in the results department.

Biofilm Protocol Basics For The Eradication Of Bacterial And Yeast Infections

1. Read This First – Epigenetics – Why Am I Sick, Why Am I Healthy
2. Do not self-treat! I know this is hard, but it is the most important step. I’ve treated well over 100 H. pylori patients and even more biofilm-related conditions, affecting the mouth, sinus, prostate, intestines, lungs, and skin. Muscle Response Testing and Applied Kinesiology have been lifesavers when it comes to determining the correct combination of nutraceuticals to use in each patients biofilm protocol. If it is at all possible, find a doctor who practices MRT or AK. Bring your biofilm busting products to him or her for testing. Return any supplements you do not test for. In MRT or AK, your body will only test for the products that it energetically resonates with or is congruent with. These are the most effective products. Specifically tested for, by you, for you.
3. Begin the biofilm protocol at least one month prior to adding in natural antimicrobials or antibiotics. This is very important when trying to eradicate chronic fungal and bacterial infections of the sinus cavity, as well as H. pylori infection of the stomach.
4. Stay on a biofilm protocol during active treatment for the bacterial, yeast or fungal infection.
5. Do not continue to take nutritional supplements that may contribute to biofilm formation or its structural integrity. These include, but are not limited to, Hydrochloric acid (HCl), calcium, and especially iron.
6. Cover all of your bases. There does not exist, at all, a singular biofilm busting product, period. Weakening or disrupting of bacterial or yeast biofilm, through natural means, is in no way guaranteed. Regardless of how many biofilm busting products are used. This is why I utilize a comprehensive top to bottom approach. Again, this is based both upon my education and Muscle Response Testing of all available products. By affecting each: quorum sensing and signaling molecules within the biofilm, and extracellular polymeric substance (ESP) matrix formation in the biofilm, the bacteria or yeast biofilm should be weakened.
7. At a minimum, if you must self-treat, NAC, Lauracidin, colloidal silver, fucoidan, Interfase Plus, and lactoferrin should be used. Additional enzymes such as serrapeptase and/or nattokinase, garlic, and ginseng will further strengthen the biofilm protocol. And if you want to go all-in, add some xylitol, BBF#1 and/or BBF#2 essential oils, as well as cranberry extract with d-mannose.
8. Effect of Marine Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids on Biofilm Formation of Candida albicans and Candida dubliniensis

The effect of marine polyunsaturated fatty acids on biofilm formation by the human pathogens Candida albicans and Candida dubliniensis was investigated. It was found that stearidonic acid (18:4 n-3), eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA – 20:5 n-3), docosapentaenoic acid (DPA – 22:5 n-3) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA – 22:6 n-3) have an inhibitory effect on mitochondrial metabolism of both Candia albicans and Candida dubliniensis and that the production of biofilm biomass by C. dubliniensis was more susceptible to these fatty acids than C. albicans. Ultrastructural differences, which may be due to increased oxidative stress, were observed between treated and untreated cells of C. albicans and C. dubliniensis with formation of rough cell walls by both species and fibrillar structures in C. dubliniensis. These results indicate that marine polyunsaturated fatty acids may be useful in the treatment and/or prevention of biofilms formed by these pathogenic yeasts.

Biofilm Protocol Basics Conclusion:

Find a coach who is proficient in Muscle Response Testing and get your biofilm protocol basics, nutritional supplements, tested. Do not take supplemental minerals or HCl while on your biofilm protocol. Start your biofilm protocol at least 1 month before starting on antimicrobials, antifungals or antibiotics. Lastly, stay on a biofilm protocol during active treatment for the bacterial, yeast or fungal infection.