Anyone doing Bioflim? Questions

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I am one month into a biofilm protocol that will be 3 months long when we are

finished. Our Antifungal to begin with was Diflucan and now we are rotating to

Nystatin. Our Enzyme is Klaire Labs Intrafase and our binding agent is currently

a modified Citris Pectin. We do the protocol 2 times a day - starting before

breakfast and then again before dinner. Anyway, my son's behavior has gotten

worse over this last month -- could this be due to die off even with the binding

agent? Cognitively I haven't seen regression but behaviorly he will cry if you

tell him not to do something he is not supposed to do... he is grumpy lately --

something he usually is not. Normally a pretty happy guy. I am hoping that this

negative behavior is a sign that the Biofilm protocol is working but I am not

sure if it would cause this sort of thing. I am looking for others experiance

while doing biofilm protocol.

Thanks a bunch for any information.

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Very interesting, because the same thing happened to us and it seemed to be

about a month into treatment too. Our DAN! thought it could be related to

getting through pockets of biofilm and releasing pathogens, metals, etc. We

also switched from the Interfase Plus to the regular Interfase, because EDTA can

be harmful to those with mercury poisoning and that happens to be our son's

issue, so I wasn't sure if the worsening was related to that or if it was just a

part of what to expect from the biofilm protocol. We took a week break this

week, because we had gone back to chelation every other weekend and wanted to

see if stopping the biofilm had any effects. Today is his 7th day off I think

and he is finally settling down a bit, but our son's emotions tend to be our

biggest problem. He's fully functional, but has bad gut bugs that plague him

daily. I plan to get back into the biofilm and we will only stop it during our

rounds of chelation. We don't want to mistakenly absorb any of the chelators

with the PectaSol C. Something that might help is to increase the PectaSol C

dose, we were giving 3-4 capsules to help with mop-up, maybe one isn't enough

and his die off can be minimized with more.

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> I am one month into a biofilm protocol that will be 3 months long when we are

finished. Our Antifungal to begin with was Diflucan and now we are rotating to

Nystatin. Our Enzyme is Klaire Labs Intrafase and our binding agent is currently

a modified Citris Pectin. We do the protocol 2 times a day - starting before

breakfast and then again before dinner. Anyway, my son's behavior has gotten

worse over this last month -- could this be due to die off even with the binding

agent? Cognitively I haven't seen regression but behaviorly he will cry if you

tell him not to do something he is not supposed to do... he is grumpy lately --

something he usually is not. Normally a pretty happy guy. I am hoping that this

negative behavior is a sign that the Biofilm protocol is working but I am not

sure if it would cause this sort of thing. I am looking for others experiance

while doing biofilm protocol.

>

> Thanks a bunch for any information.

>

[Guest guest]

Very interesting, because the same thing happened to us and it seemed to be

about a month into treatment too. Our DAN! thought it could be related to

getting through pockets of biofilm and releasing pathogens, metals, etc. We

also switched from the Interfase Plus to the regular Interfase, because EDTA can

be harmful to those with mercury poisoning and that happens to be our son's

issue, so I wasn't sure if the worsening was related to that or if it was just a

part of what to expect from the biofilm protocol. We took a week break this

week, because we had gone back to chelation every other weekend and wanted to

see if stopping the biofilm had any effects. Today is his 7th day off I think

and he is finally settling down a bit, but our son's emotions tend to be our

biggest problem. He's fully functional, but has bad gut bugs that plague him

daily. I plan to get back into the biofilm and we will only stop it during our

rounds of chelation. We don't want to mistakenly absorb any of the chelators

with the PectaSol C. Something that might help is to increase the PectaSol C

dose, we were giving 3-4 capsules to help with mop-up, maybe one isn't enough

and his die off can be minimized with more.

>

> I am one month into a biofilm protocol that will be 3 months long when we are

finished. Our Antifungal to begin with was Diflucan and now we are rotating to

Nystatin. Our Enzyme is Klaire Labs Intrafase and our binding agent is currently

a modified Citris Pectin. We do the protocol 2 times a day - starting before

breakfast and then again before dinner. Anyway, my son's behavior has gotten

worse over this last month -- could this be due to die off even with the binding

agent? Cognitively I haven't seen regression but behaviorly he will cry if you

tell him not to do something he is not supposed to do... he is grumpy lately --

something he usually is not. Normally a pretty happy guy. I am hoping that this

negative behavior is a sign that the Biofilm protocol is working but I am not

sure if it would cause this sort of thing. I am looking for others experiance

while doing biofilm protocol.

>

> Thanks a bunch for any information.

>

[Guest guest]

Very interesting, because the same thing happened to us and it seemed to be

about a month into treatment too. Our DAN! thought it could be related to

getting through pockets of biofilm and releasing pathogens, metals, etc. We

also switched from the Interfase Plus to the regular Interfase, because EDTA can

be harmful to those with mercury poisoning and that happens to be our son's

issue, so I wasn't sure if the worsening was related to that or if it was just a

part of what to expect from the biofilm protocol. We took a week break this

week, because we had gone back to chelation every other weekend and wanted to

see if stopping the biofilm had any effects. Today is his 7th day off I think

and he is finally settling down a bit, but our son's emotions tend to be our

biggest problem. He's fully functional, but has bad gut bugs that plague him

daily. I plan to get back into the biofilm and we will only stop it during our

rounds of chelation. We don't want to mistakenly absorb any of the chelators

with the PectaSol C. Something that might help is to increase the PectaSol C

dose, we were giving 3-4 capsules to help with mop-up, maybe one isn't enough

and his die off can be minimized with more.

>

> I am one month into a biofilm protocol that will be 3 months long when we are

finished. Our Antifungal to begin with was Diflucan and now we are rotating to

Nystatin. Our Enzyme is Klaire Labs Intrafase and our binding agent is currently

a modified Citris Pectin. We do the protocol 2 times a day - starting before

breakfast and then again before dinner. Anyway, my son's behavior has gotten

worse over this last month -- could this be due to die off even with the binding

agent? Cognitively I haven't seen regression but behaviorly he will cry if you

tell him not to do something he is not supposed to do... he is grumpy lately --

something he usually is not. Normally a pretty happy guy. I am hoping that this

negative behavior is a sign that the Biofilm protocol is working but I am not

sure if it would cause this sort of thing. I am looking for others experiance

while doing biofilm protocol.

>

> Thanks a bunch for any information.

>