Biofilm Neutralizer

Serrapeptidase, EDTA, trypsin, and lipoic acid to help regulate the effects and integrity of biofilms.* Developed by Darin Ingels, ND, and Allergy Research Group.

Bacteria often grow within biofilm, a slimy coating that adheres to living tissues. Biofilm is a thick and sticky substance comprising proteins, polysaccharides and other biomaterials along with divalent cations. This self-made matrix surrounds and shields the microbes from exposure to immune cells and antimicrobial molecules.* Biofilm complexes are notoriously difficult to disrupt.*

Biofilm Neutralizer* comprises two orally-available enzymes, trypsin and serrapeptidase, along with alpha-lipoic acid and EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid), in a delayed-release capsule (DRCaps®). This mixture is designed to disrupt the bonds that hold biofilm together.*

• May help reduce biofilm adhesion, viscosity, and stability*
• May increase the penetration of antimicrobial molecules into biofilm complexes*
• Improves the oxidative stress associated with biofilm formation*