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- This film explores bacterial biofilm infections and how they cause debilitating illnesses for tens of millions of Americans. People with “sub-clinical infections” suffer for months, years or even decades; others will lose life or limb because of the failure to treat chronic wounds or hospital acquired infections. More than 550,000 patients lose their lives annually because of hospital infections and twice that number will acquire sepsis. The majority of hospital infections involve bacterial biofilms and affect every area of specialized medicine and every part of the human body.
Paradoxically, the applications of biofilm eradication methods are slow to propagate into the many silos of western medicine. With patients and doctors in the dark about what is truly causing chronic diseases, millions of people remain undiagnosed and are denied effective treatments for their medical problems.
This ground-breaking documentary explores a new disease model on a scientific and human level. This film leverages interviews from top clinical experts with patients affected by bacterial biofilms to reach as wide an audience as possible. By breaking down complex topics of biofilm infections to a human level, showing staggering statistics, and using high quality animations, the message becomes accessible, compelling and obvious: biofilm infections are a gargantuan problem that has been overlooked by American society, and we as a nation are paying a terrible price.
However, with the advent of new molecular diagnostics, and a new way to understanding disease, Americans can effectively catalyze credible healthcare change by sharing this information that helps eliminate needless suffering, save lives and reduce the costs of health care.
Why Am I Still Sick?
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John G. Thomas, MS, Ph.D.
International Educator and Global Microbiologist
Professor, WVU Dept. of Pathology, School of Medicine
Clinical Professor, WVU Dept. of Periodontics, School of Dentistry
Director(s) WVU High Complexity Laboratory & Biofilm Research Laboratory for Translational Studies
J. William Costerton, Ph.D.
“The Father of Biofilms”
Director, Microbial Research, Department of Orthopedics, Allegheny General Hospital
Director, Biofilm Research, Center for Genomic Sciences, Allegheny-Singer Research Institute
Dr. Randy Wolcott, MD CWS
Medical Director, Southwest Regional Woundcare Center
Founder, Pathogenius Laboratories
Timothy K. Lu, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Synthetic Biology Group
MIT Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
MIT Synthetic Biology Center
Wilmore C. Webley, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Microbiology
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Vincent A. Fischetti, Ph.D.
Professor and Chairman
Laboratory of Bacterial Pathogenesis and Immunology
The Rockefeller University
Michael Wilson, GRSC, MSc, PhD, DSc, FRCPath
Professor of Microbiology
Eastman Dental Institute, University College London
David C. Kennedy, DDS
Past President
International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology
Doyle Williams, DDS
Chief Dental Officer
Delta Dental of Massachusetts
Eva Sapi Ph.D.
Associate Professor and University Research Scholar
Director of Lyme Disease Program
Department of Biology and Environmental Science
University of New Haven
Rodney M. Donlan, Ph.D.
Research Microbiologist
Biofilm Laboratory
Clinical and Environmental Microbiology Branch
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
L. Clifford McDonald, MD
Senior Advisor for Science and Integrity
Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH, FACE
Oral Healthcare Expert
Founding Member American Academy of Oral Systemic Health
Trisha E. O’Hehir, RDH, MS
Editorial Director of Hygienetown Magazine
President of Perio Reports Press
Nicolas G. Loebel, Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer & President
Ondine Biomedical Inc.
Kris Koss, D.V.M.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Carlene Patterson, D.V.M.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Sheep Meadow Animal Hospital
Thomas Webster, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Division of Engineering and Orthopedic Surgery
Director of Nanomedicine Laboratory
Brown University
Carolyn Cross
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Ondine Biomedical, Inc.
Steve Holland, MD
Chief, Laboratory of Clinical Infectious Diseases
Chief, Immunopathogenesis Section
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Garth D. Ehrlich, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Center for Genomic Sciences
Allegheny-Singer Research Institute
John P. Kennedy, R. Ph., Ph.D
Assistant Professor
South University, School of Pharmacy
Savannah, Georgia
Dr. “Lon” H. Jones, D.O
Retired Osteopathic Family Physician
Founder, Xlear, Inc.
Author, No More Allergies, Asthma or Sinus Infections
Tom Masterson
Operations Manager
Ondine Biomedical, Inc.
Scot E Dowd, Ph.D.
Molecular Microbiologist & Microbial Geneticist
Molecular Research LP
This film literally changed my life!
Thank you for making time to watch.
@@ADRSupporti am gonna share this with the TOP pain dr in the United States Dr Forest Tennant! I am gonna share w/ many other drs as well! This is gonna mark my words in 10-15 yrs be our norm!! But we gotta spread this absolute invaluable knowledge & information!!
How so??
Most med school graduates don't even know what biofilm is. I've always said that a high GPA and MCAT score are not good indicators of professional success.
Garlic, ginger, oregano oil, serrapeptase, nattokinase.
Yes..where are u ordering from, tu.. are they combined, or separate
Lumbrokinase too
Serrapeptase and Lumbrokinase both work... but they irritate my heart.
Nattokinase seems to work even better but doesn't irritate the heart.
:-)
Tried all kinds of garlic... but so far the only one that worked was fresh garlic.
Garlic tablets of all kinds didn't work.
MIght depend a bit on what kind of infection you have?
🙂
@@MichaelCzajka
How about swallowing garlic cloves like a pill dose that work
This is an incredible, educational video on bio films and failure of much of the medical field to cure patients. There are so many patients suffering chronic, embedded uti’s, and it’s very difficult finding a Doctor who will actually treat us with full strength, long-term antibiotics. It took two years, but my fabulous urologist finally cured my Embedded infection. He used PCR/DNA testing to see what bacteria I had, that normal urine cultures missed. Before I found him, I was a couch potato with no energy and praying to die. Life just isn’t worth living when you’re sick 24/7. Many UTI patients believe it is the urology, governing boards that are preventing our doctors from treating us properly. I even wonder if antibiotic resistance is really caused from not treating infection long enough to get rid of it, which causes the antibiotic resistance. Anyway, thank you for this fabulous video that another UTI patient/friend sent my way.
What is the name of yr doctor i so need him!! 🙏🏽 im so glad u got better
Thank you for making time to watch, Susie!
What was your doctor name?
Absolutely right about the antibiotics.
Probably why they're trying to faze them out . Keep us sick
I'm going to show this film to my dentist. He is open minded and seams to be interested in treatments that work. It will benefit him and his practice in our evolving awareness of health care. Thank you.
Why doesn’t this video be made to watch b4 graduation of doctors? And also be shared to every single dr, np, pa, & every single person in the medical community!!!!!??!!!
Because the medical industry is not about the cure its about the come back
Come back or greenback.
There is a conflict of interest, since sick people are big business- there are big investors in pharmaceutical and medical companies, and they need business to keep growing.
Thank you so much. There are jewels here that can help many, including me. I have a number of nasty, chronic fungal and other nfections and Morgellons. Have seen so many docs without receiving help. Itsbeen a pretty rough 10 years.
I'm not recommending you do this or giving Medical advice. I had been tortured for over 3 years of non stop biting of small microscopic mites, lice bugs & fleas. I googled invisible bugs landing on me. A large number of other people were suffering the same thing. They found out that it was caused by MOLD in my house. This was the same thing for myself. However, eradicating the mold source, & the mold in our A.C. ducts was not enough. I started taking iodine orally. Not the typical kind from cvs, but an liquid iodine containing higher dosage mcgs. A man on Amazon sells this for morgellons. Iodine purifies the blood. I can't recommend anyone do this, but feel free to research it. It worked for me. Hugs & you can get rid of it. Too much iodine can hurt the kidneys over time, but I was ready to end my life so I took that risk & they are gone.
I got the same Rifamin 300 mg. & Minocycline 100 mg. Both 2X day!!!!💟
I started taking enzymes that break down biofilms. After years of a chronic uti and on antibiotics.
How do you feel now?
It's been a month. Did it work?
Update??
Serrapeptase? I started them and I love it
I think it helped as I take the serrapeptase enzyme
I've taught myself about biofilms since diagnosed with Lyme, Babesiosis, Bartonella and Mycoplasma(3x) which I've had for 20 yrs. I was extremely lucky to find a doctor that believed in months of doxy, Plaqunil, ivermetin and about 3 others. I was treated for fungus, mold, as well. Of all the info here about biofilms I was surprised there was not anything mentioned or explained about microscopic cysts which are when the spirokete roll up a hard shell ball like shape and antibiotics cannot break the shell. There are meds that can go in and break open the shell then the antibiotics can do their job.
You are lucky to have found the doctor, that is so hard to do. I was in the ICU for 9 days with babesiosis. I live in the woods and the tick population is huge. I've also had lyme.
My primary doctor believes in the 2 pills of doxycycline preventative when you get a tick.
I have seen so many different types of doctors since August.
In August I was at work and suddenly felt I was going to faint. I have dizziness, tinnitus, and large joint pain.
First they found a pituitary tumor, but that is not it. So on and so forth.
I'm now suspecting chronic lyme.
What meds for breaking shell?
What? Why didn't they...why haven't I heard of....? I haven't even finished watching this yet and I'm blown away. I will be digging deeply into this subject. I have ME/CFS. I have other conditions, as does my father, that this could explain. I am fascinated to pursue the knowledge and to share this with my primary care physician.
look at gut health and the microbiome i found the China study book did some rabbit holes with food and drink to sorted out my kidney failure with lupus wasnt the real lupus in the end it is still there not affecting the kidneys or any organs just the skin now learnt a lot from 20 years of being chronic sick
Good luck with sharing to your doc haha. Howd that go?
There is a scientific connection between Lyme disease and developing autoimmune conditions. Some germs are marginalized while others are politicized.
@@ADRSupportI have lyme an Epstein B should I work on breaking the biofilm before taking antibiotics. Also is Lyme/Epstein Barr Viral or Bacterial
You may want to check out the colon cleanse by Vitamunda. It quickly and easily removes the biofilm. It is truly a miracle. It's a 12 day cleanse, and I am amazed at what has come out.
Wow. What an important, awesome, educational video. I am only just beginning to understand the complexity of biofilms and their role in chronic infections. This film was instrumental to my understanding. Thank you sharing!
Wonderful presentation hope I can find a dr. To help me. Thank you I live in South Carolina.
Thank you for watching! I hope you can find a good doctor soon as well, simply searching can often become a protracted experience.
@@ADRSupportcan u help us find a doctor? I have so many health conditions as well.
Oh man, the only place youll find one is in the functional/integrative/or naturopath realms. Did you find one? I'm in TN and doctors look at me like an antivax mom if i mention lyme, candita, or deficiencies. Theyre absolutely clueless around here
Learning about our body’s endocannabinoidome might provide answers to what was once unanswerable in human health and diseases.
I believe most definitely!!!
I've had staph for several years and recently washing it with ketoconazole, sulfur, zinc against medical advice healed my skin more than I've seen in years with anything else from multiple antibiotic resistant staph, has massive mupirocin resistance. I also had stomach ulcers from I believe the systemic candida i was dxed some years ago. I love this, thank you so much! I work in Healthcare, terrified to go back and be typhoid Mary. Definitely going to clean my diet again
Thanks for sharing this informative video. Being from the UK, some of these treatments are not available to the general public over here.
Still not widely available in the US either. We can work together towards a paradigm shift, it's a task that will require "all hands on board" to achieve.
They r so so so not In United states either
Active brewers yeast (beer) affects biofilm adhesion
Doctors Best Natto-Serra gamechanger with antimicrobials like liposomal Biocidin.
What infection has this helped you with?
There is herb name cistus incanus. It dissolves biofilms and make teeth white
Where can you buy it, thanks 👍
Thx❤
Would this work for kidney biofilms??
May I have link where I can buy this? Thank you.
@@lucywang-angelrays613 in herbal shop. Cistus incanus . . Have you checked cavitations in jawbone or inflammation in 3D scan after root canals? 2D classic raduation tooth picture does not show foci in jawbone
Wow, amazing to learn so much about biofilms. Is there anyone researching this in Australia or NZ and is there a way to get tested?
Idk if we the norm sick pple can find any drs more easily in the US then u guys - the drs think we r crazy. I am gonna be sending this to so many “Top” drs!
mine started in my mouth operation from 40 years ago my teeth never got any calcium sorted out my gut is a lot better now. It is funny how the body connects to everything. such a good video
Thats God.
I was not this bad but I thought I may be having a chronic infection- always strep mono bronchitis etc I went on serrapeptase myself and things are getting better - it kills biofilms
In high and frequent doses, right?
@@notadonna5983 well I thought I read the bottle I bought - I was doing 2 in am and pm I think the 120k and then I read it and it says 1 a day
Well I still am doing the 2 in am and 2 at night and lungs feel better
What is serrapeptase?
I hope this can help someone- garlic helps break down the sticky layer of the biofilm and kill infection. NAC supplement/powder. Turmeric root and apple cider vinegar will help too! There are natural foods that can help with this infection, have a look for natural foods that disrupt and help kill biofilm 👍🏽❤
Cistus incanus herb😊
@@musicalchemystudio9070 what is this?
Can u also put this stuff on outside of body?
Try a biofilm buster -- before going on antibiotics.
@@handzus19 what biofilm buster is good?
Wow! Thank you for this information! There’s so much to unpack in this documentary! I’ve learned so much and will implement what I can.
Water flossing helped enormously.
🙂
So thankful for this movie
Great documentary. Thank you!
I would love to know if any of the doctors ever use near infred red light therepy.
I,too, have seen multiple drs not one of them knew what to do !!!!!!!
I would encourage all those watching this presentation to also study the work of Weston A. Price. Read his book "Nutritional and Physical Degeneration".
Nutrition Response testing found the bacteria I have within minutes. I have chronic bacteria I am now battling naturally.
Did you order this yourself
@@catistrolling7333 I went to a Chiropractor that does NRT.
Hello what kind of bacteria and symptoms do you have ? 🙏
I'm also going to seek out these Dr's to get an appointment.
Thanks for great content..
DO NOT GET ROOT CANALS DO NOT NO MATTER WHAT YOU ARE TOLD
I will add that spirokete thrive on yeast and sugar. I havent eaten bread, pasta, potatoes,for a few years now and i have seen a been difference, it wasVERY difficult to do but i did and i dont miss them, not the sweets are a little difficult, ive cut down but i still need a bit of chocolate and maybe a small fountain like coke. But im not one for hard candy or any candy unless it has chocolate, dark chocolate is permitted and so are sweet potatoex which i love.
I have been thinking the same thing. Have you found any information about this ?
Sounds like our infections enter from the mouth!!!!!!
Asymptomatic gum disease made me really sick: Elevated cytokines
Water flossing improved things dramatically from day one: Cytokines returned to the normal range
🙂
If my derm can’t see this in my biopsy - what should I do???
Bromelain, lumbrokinase, nattokinase, serrapeptase, NAC. Buy these and take them everday and your life will change
Try inositol hexanicotinate (low flush niacin) instead of NAC.
Niacin works better than NAC.
🙂
What do they mean increase the ph? Human body always maintains the same ph to be in homeostasis, you cannot eat or drink anything to change it.
This might help "In conclusion, the initial pH value influences biofilm formation. In particular, metabolic activity and the amount of bacteria associated with disease correlated with the respective pH known to be of importance in the development of caries (relatively low pH) and periodontitis (higher pH). Modifying the pH level in oral biofilms might be an alternative concept in (primary) prevention and treatment, not only of caries but also of periodontitis."
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33427214/
@@ADRSupport okay but this is oral biofilm, not within tissue but external. That is a completely different story.
@@krisztianwirsz3612
• The presence of biofilms, proteases, defective ECM, and change in pH make chronic wounds very difficult to treat.
• pH has a role to play in wound healing.
• pH could be used as a simple tool to quickly recognize a nonhealing wound.
• Targeting the pH and making the wound environment acidic could benefit the healing process.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4486717/
@@ADRSupport again, it's about wounds. The wound is external in nature. If you have biofilm internally, as a result of previous surgery or perhaps some infection within the abdomen, joints, internal soft tissues then how on earth would you change the ph? You cannot change the internal ph of the body because it is maintained at a very specific level at all times, otherwise the organism is facing death.
@@krisztianwirsz3612 I know where you're coming from, but these papers aren't suggesting to change the bodies pH - they are describing the effects of changing the pH in the biofilms themselves. To answer your initial question, I don't think when doctors and scientists talk about this aspect of biofilm they are regarding any kind of nefarious treatments, rather how they can affect biofilms by this method.
It has to do with all the unwarranted vaccs during childhood
garlic is an antibiotic. honey is an antibiotic. Echinacea is an antibiotic
Fungi love sugars... so honey doesn't always work.
Echinacea helps but not enough.
Fresh garlic worked the best.
🙂
If ur sick at all, do a parasite cleanse.
Juice promotes insulin resistance
Need to get out of the "the" university medical center and start seeing it as "a." This linguistic devotion is like slavery that fosters the inability to see alternatives.
Garlic, ginger, oregano oil,serrapepetase nsttokinqse
Sounds like Lyme
Quit telling people to consult their doctor.
Coinfections can occur
If after Mycoplasma pneumoiae infection cold agglutinine occur,lung temperature must not decreased,using not warmed oxigen mix.
Maybe azytromicin was succesul used in Covid19 coinfections with Mycoplasma ?
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ?
Why?
Because german virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature (at TWiV 659 at min29)
Even B hemolitic streptcocus respond at B lactamines ,asociate with staphilococus that produce penicilinase increase resistance at B lactamines
Biofilm probalance
Xylitol everyone!!!
Have you taken this for a chronic infection?
It also kills good bacteria
Xylitol made me really sick.
😞
3 billion years ago? really..............you sure?
🕊🌎🕊🕊sharing🫂thankYOU
The evolution claims at the beginning are wrong.
Thank you...i have toxic mold and morgellons...iit has been a long road and biofilm is a huge issue
Awesome video 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 this needs much more views! Meanwhile I’m in week 2 of another Lyme disease infection treatment. Taking fistfuls of herbal pills and vitamins in addition to treat the biofilms and try to kill this damn Lyme 😮💨
Serrapeptase kills biofilms
Is Lyme a bacteria or Virus? I’m having a flare and suggestion on treatment
Bacteria