Xylitol with Lactoferrin still considered effective as a biofilm buster?

Rikky1

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Posted 8/11/2017 12:24 AM (GMT 0)

So Dr. J down in DC still uses Xylitol and Lactoferrin as his biofilm busting protocol. I've seen several other options but know that this combo has been around for a while.

Is it still considered effective? Has any LLMD said it wasn't that anyone is aware of? Just curious because Dr. J does do a few 'old school' things which may still be fine (just like old drugs like Bactrim and Rifampin are still quite effective for bacteria). Thanks.

Pirouette

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Posted 8/11/2017 2:11 AM (GMT 0)

Hi Rikky -

I think so - haven't read anything to the contrary.
I just bought some cistus incanus tinctures - was drinking the tea for awhile and it seemed effective. And I did most of my biofilm busting with Beyond Balance BFM-1. I've never read anything suggesting rotation w/ antibiofilms but I think there are many similarities with yeast/fungus in their behavior and so I'm doubling up and rotating mine every month or so.

-p

Dmitry

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Posted 8/11/2017 5:15 AM (GMT 0)

Lactoferrin is very effective for me in producing additional neuro herx. Can't say much about xylitol apart from that it raises blood sugar quite a bit from like 4.5 up to 6.5.

I pulse Lactferrin every 2..4 days for best effect.

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