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overlyme
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anyone using this for bio films?

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Many use Lauricidin. Is aqualaurin a new one? Looks like it is. Similar to Lauricidin.

My caution about using it is to start low. If it does effect biofilm, you do not want to overwhelm yourself with an immune reaction. I think when I started Lauricidin, I started at less than 1/4 tsp. once a day and ramped up in dosage as tolerated.
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it is a new nano tech self assembling robot type

of thing that targets the biofilm. it is new and

some llmds are using it. it is so new that I dont

know if it is safe. this is the new lyme disease

treatment along with doxy.

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Thank you for explaining that. Personally, I do not consume anything "nano". I am just not convinced that it is safe.
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