Biofilm is a slimy and gluey substance that Borrelia Burgdorferi generates to shield itself from antibiotics and the immune system. Borrelia can also hide in other microbial’s biofilm and vice versa.  Fibrin, a protein our bodies create for blot clotting, is the basic building material used for generating a biofilm. A biofilm is designed to adhere to human tissue where damage to the tissue and inflammation occur.

Within the biofilm, Borrelia is capable of talking with its own species or other bacteria and carrying out offensive actions. Borrelia can also receive and swap genetic information such as drug resistant genes. Its reproduction cycle, given that it’s every few weeks, can yield drug resistant strains in only a few generations. This could explain why years of antibiotics can’t rid the infection.

A biofilm also houses Borrelia in cyst form and co-infections such as Mycoplasma.

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In UNDER OUR SKIN AND ITS UPDATE “EMERGENCE” DOCUMENTARY  (MUST WATCH) Dr. Alan MacDonald first discovered that the microorganisms that cause Lyme disease can exist in colonies of bacterial biofilms. This theory is now widely accepted and explains why the bacteria are difficult to diagnose and can persist after treatment,

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