Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Posted July 13, 2006 I remember reading research that Vitamin C is effective in breaking down biofilms, so perhaps foods high in C are helpful, and might even explain why people seem to find success with the Salt/C protocol. pennyhope0073 <hope0073@...> wrote: Tony recently wrote:There's a whole lot of people that focus on the slime 9BIOFILM) and there fibromyalgia ilness.THEY AVOID ALL FOODS THAT CREATE THE BIOFILM FORMATIONS AND FIND THEY FUNCTION NICELY.i THINK THE CANDIDA APPROACH SOMEWHAT SUITS THIS IMO.Hope asks: what foods ae you refering to and how/why food choices contribute to biofilm formation? Quote
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Posted July 14, 2006 Hope Look up some fibromyalgia group out of miami florida (i think) they really did the science on the biofilms- even PH testing may be a part of there picture. They would come up on cure fibromyalgia type postings in some forums and it pretty much is a major step in the right direction .... > There's a whole lot of people that focus on the slime 9BIOFILM) > and there fibromyalgia ilness.THEY AVOID ALL FOODS THAT CREATE THE > BIOFILM FORMATIONS AND FIND THEY FUNCTION NICELY.i THINK THE CANDIDA > APPROACH SOMEWHAT SUITS THIS IMO. > > Hope asks: what foods ae you refering to and how/why food choices > contribute to biofilm formation? > Quote
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