What are Biofilms?

If you have a chronic disease, biofilms may be the underlying cause.

Biofilms are a collection or community of different types of microorganisms that form together into a slimy, gluey consistency that will adhere to liquidy surface such as mucous membranes of the digestive tract. These biofilms will adhere to the lining of the digestive tract and will be an area of inflammation, an area of chronic infection and harbour an environment for infectious agents to live and hide from the immune system. There biofilms within the digestive tract can affect proper absorption of nutrients from the foods that we are eating, leading to nutrient deficiencies in us. These biofilms can sometimes be the underlying cause of chronic disease.

With the presence of biofilms, we need to safely and effectively breakdown these biofilms and move them out of the body.