If you suffer from chronic GI or nasal/respiratory problems, but have been unable to get a proper diagnosis; or if you have tried antibiotics and antimicrobials to treat your irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), other chronic gut/respiratory problems with little success, it may be helpful to know what a biofilm is and why it may be at the root of your problems. Its estimated that a staggering 23000 people die from antibiotic resistance infections every year, and the number is increasing. If your previous attempts at getting diagnosed or treating an existing GI condition haven’t been effective, it may be time to consider alternative treatment options to disrupt the biofilms living within you.
What Are Biofilms?
Biofilms are everywhere.They can essentiallyexist anywhere where aqueous conditions are present. There can be found is many environments, from underwater to the insides of our mouths (like the plaque on our teeth). They are all generally thought to be formed from microorganisms, like bacteria.
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