How Restore 3 Works

Biofilms are protective coatings that bacteria and fungus form to protect themselves from antibiotics and herbal treatment. They are likely at the root of infections that won’t go away such as candida, H. pylori, SIBO, and other bacterial infections.

Biofilm is technically defined as a thin, slimy film that bacteria, yeast and other microorganisms secrete and hide within as a protective matrix, whenever they are in hostile environments. Biofilms are anywhere and everywhere microorganisms live. Dental plaque is a form of biofilm. The greenish, slippery slime that grows on rocks in rivers is another form of biofilm.

The latest research shows that over 65% of infections are biofilm related.1 Most of the recurring sinus and urinary tract infections are because of biofilms.

Problem 1: They are extremely difficult to eradicate because the human immune system is not capable of penetrating mature biofilms. Even the most potent antibiotics we have today aren’t capable of killing the pathogens that are protected within biofilms. One study 2 discovered that bacteria living beneath biofilms are up to 1,000 times more resilient to antibiotics than if they were free-floating or in a planktonic state.

Problem 2: Biofilm is extremely toxic to the human body. Even in very small amounts. It is made up of nearly a half-dozen neurotoxins, called lipopolysaccharides, which are known to cause a multitude of symptoms including headaches, lethargy, all-over body-aches, and mood & digestive disorders. Research has found that bacteria aren’t the only ones who create and benefit these biofilms. Once a biofilm is formed, other pathogens are known to utilize its protection as well.

When left unchecked within the body, these pathogens (bacteria, yeast, molds, and parasites) are able to freely multiply within this biofilm. This sets up a dangerous environment inside the body, as eventually a toxic threshold is reached. The waste that is produced by these overgrown colonies reaches a breaking point, and the body can no longer process these toxins quickly enough.

What results is that the body begins to slowly break down. It’s not that pathogens pose a huge problem. Essentially, it’s the toxic waste that they produce and drip-feed the body on a daily basis which causes the “boiling-over” effect, when illness is reached.

These lipopolysaccharide toxins are what end up circulating throughout the body and have been observed in medical studies to sometimes turn-off, or even modify immune cells. 3

The safest and most effective method of dissolving biofilm has been discovered by using specialized proteolytic enzymes, on an empty stomach, for a long enough period of time. The length of time for the protocol varies, depending upon how long the illness has persisted for.

But, if illness has persisted for more than 2 years in someone, then generally 3-4 months is the typical range. Often the older the illness, the longer the time required for a biofilm protocol, with some people going a full year of biofilm disruption.

For those of us who have been sick for longer than 5 years, an “onion” layer approach is often helpful. Where multiple biofilm protocols over the course of a 1-3 year period is performed, with each protocol clearing away a deeper level of biofilm growth within the gut microbiome.