u/Brilliant-School-337

There have been some extremely interesting posts here in the past few days.. About the absolute necessity to break up fibrin nests to be able to reach tissues that are walled off pretty much by these often hardened fibrin nests..

Is not addressing the fibrin problem what makes abx or herbal treatments fail in some people?

I overlooked for a long time that there is a big difference between biofilms and fibrin nests. Biofilms, if not mistaken, are made up largely by polysaccharides and can be broken down by herbs, essential oils and perhaps abx... But fibrin is a protein and cannot be broken down by herbs or essential oils or abx very well if at all..

All 3 B's can and do produce fibrin nests in the body and brain, which can harden overtime and turn into a hard plaque that blocks blood flow, nutrient and oxygen delivery to tissues, probably blocks elimination of toxins aswell and certainly hides the nasty bacteria and protozoan parasites.. you get walled in from the inside basically..( then you get muscle atrophy etc)

There's two things that break down fibrin, if I understand it right= fibrinolytic enzymes, notable lumbrokinase.. and fasting, because when you don't eat for a while, the body starts to consume internal excess protein, like these fibrin nests..

This could also explain why fasting becomes a very difficult experience for some, as breaking down these hardened fibrin plaques is probably a painful process and it also releases bacteria and probably toxins to be evacuated..

What if people would do shorter fasts like omad or 1 meal every other day ( rolling fasts), paired with lumbrokinase to assist the breaking down of fibrin structures , herbal teas to address the released bacteria and some binders to sweep up the released toxins..

Would this be able to crack some very resistant, chronic cases?