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Toppers
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Schaller speculates they make them. The constant relapse tells me they make them. Fry labs speculates they make them.

Yet, no scientific data. Anyone know of any?

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I'm not sure individual bacteria make their own biofilms (maybe I'm wrong)

Don't they all share the same biofilms?
So Lyme, parasites, bartonella could all be hiding behind the same biofilms?

And strengthening them with OUR minerals (like magnesium)


Lumbrokinase, wobenzym, serrapeptase, MMS, ACV, green clay

^^ dissolve biofilms

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Thanks
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In Dr. B's talk at the CALDA conference, he said Banerol and Samento have action against the biofilm. He said the biofilm is so strong pure bleach could not penetrate it but these two herbal tinctures did. This was "test tube" results so what it does in the body is unclear.

He also said nattokinase and boluke had some function against it as well. Other people say acetyl l cysteine helps.

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