One of the biggest challenges with candida yeast overgrowth & the reason so many of us can’t seem to get rid of the problem is something called biofilms.
Biofilms are structures formed by yeast waste & consists primarily of protein, cellulose, fat and glucose. The biofilms job is to act as a shield & to provide increased protection for the organisms from the body’s immune system & from antifungals.
Biofilms are extremely protective against antifungals & very difficult to break down. Especially in the case of longstanding infections.
Enzymes play an important role in removing candida biofilm by breaking down the structure while antifungals work to kill the candida cells.
- Break down the biofilm which will allow the body’s immune system & herbal antifungals to destroy the yeast overgrowth.
- Remove the toxic waste of the biofilm and yeast colony.
- Repopulate the gut with friendly bacteria and non-colonizing yeast.
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Depending on the degree of infection this protocol can be as short as 6 weeks or done longer. Follow each phase for a minimum of 2 weeks or longer if desired.
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