H. Pylori and Biofilms

H. Pylori isn't terribly difficult to kill with antibiotics, if treated correctly. Bismυth (ie Pepto Bismol) is effective but it needs to be consistent, and not just here and there.

(Why does the forum keep trying to take the SΜUT out of my bi****h?)

A few notes on H pylori:

H pylori can be detected by increased cadmium excretion on urinalysis.
H pylori can bind copper and decrease manganese levels.
H pylori can decrease thyroid activity and is associated with Parkinson's.
H pylori can cause bruising and bleeding issues.
H pylori causes high levels of tryptamine.
H pylori excretes cadmium but sequesters nickel.
H pylori increases ketosis.
H pylori makes ketones for energy through fat digestion.
H pylori takes 6 months to a year of treatment, broccoli helps reduce TNF-alpha.
L reuteri reduces H pylori and Clostridia.
Grape seed extract is good for H pylori.
E coli, Strep, and H pylori like an acidic environment.
Cranberry is good for H pylori.
Peptomysin or Natromycin kill H pylori.
Tryptamine increases on a ketogenic diet.
Tryptamine is processed by the same enzyme that processes serotonin and is impacted by manganese and copper.

All therapies with several abx tested for h.pylory:


https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/191919

I'd be surprised if you could get h pylori with all the antibiotics you're taking for Lyme.