Re: Systemic enzymes and die off

Well the Nattokinase is part of Ettinger's biofilm protocol and I am trying to follow it closely as possible.
I still terrible and have only taken 1 capsules of systemic enzymes yesterday. I can't tell if it's that or the Thorne Detox Nutrients actually. Do you think taking something for detoxification would CAUSE some sort of detox/toxic reaction?
Dvjorge, I understand what you are saying about bacterial biofilms protocols not working for fungal biofilms, but Dr Ettinger has no doubts about his protocol working for candida. Perhaps he has made a wrong assumption, but the systemic enzymes and SF722 alone are causing horrible reactions, and I have yet to add monolaurin and lactoferrin. Mind you he said the Braggzme was not the correct enzyme supplement and would not work properly, which is making me worry that this is not die-off, it something that my body doesn't like or something.
Now that I have bought 2 bottles of Interfase Plus from America at no small cost, and am now doubting whether I have the courage to try them (don't like the EDTA, scary), I may have to sell them on Ebay and try the original Interfase without EDTA.
The lady on the phone told me that the Interfase worked really well for her daughter who has candida, and that the EDTA is essential to pull away the susbstances that candida use to form biofilm, but again, that doesn't tie in with what Dvjorge is saying. But stil, she said it worked, so I am going for it.
Dvjorge, how do you explain why the Interfase Plus gives so many people with candida die-off? You seem so sure that these biofilm peotocol supplements WILL NOT work for fungal infections based solely on your readings. I am surprised why these doctors who are creating these protocols like Dr Ettinger are not aware of the differences between fngal and bacterial biofilms. Tweet