Impact of Enzymes on Biofilm
Milton Bastidas, DC, CIHP
Do you have patients with infections that subside for a while but then reappear? Bacterial and fungal biofilms might be to blame. A biofilm is a grouping of microorganisms housed in a matrix made up of polysaccharides and proteins made up to protect the bacteria from being seen by the immune system. In a healthy GI tract, the biofilm contains beneficial bacteria that support digestion, nutrient exchange, and provide immunity functions. However, when the GI tract is unhealthy, the biofilm becomes the perfect host for pathogenic organisms that become resistant to antibiotic and aggressive antimicrobial treatments.
In this webinar Transformation's Director of Research Dr. Milton Bastidas explains how enzymes play a vital role in breaking through these resistant biofilms. We share our clinically trialed protocol and explain just how important enzymes are in removing biofilms from the body.
In this webinar Transformation's Director of Research Dr. Milton Bastidas explains how enzymes play a vital role in breaking through these resistant biofilms. We share our clinically trialed protocol and explain just how important enzymes are in removing biofilms from the body.
About the Speaker
Milton Bastidas, DC, CIHP, was born in Colombia and is a graduate of Texas Chiropractic College with additional certification in Functional Medicine. He is Founder of True Lifelong Wellness Center and has been in practice since 1998 treating skeletal conditions, sports injuries, and systemic disorders. Dr. Bastidas is also Vice President of the College of Integrative Medicine (CIM) as well as Director of Research and Development at Transformation Enzyme Corporation. Dr. Bastidas has a passion for soccer which put him through college at Texas Lutheran University and is very sought after in the soccer community for rehabilitation and nutritional counselling. He is also an expert in the use of laboratory analysis and enzyme nutrition as part of a functional and natural approach to wellbeing. As a lead researcher in Transformation’s research and development team, Dr. Bastidas has co-directed two clinical studies showing the benefits of enzyme supplementation on systemic inflammation and gastrointestinal dysfunction as well as a most recent pilot study on the effects of enzyme therapy on Glyphosate detoxification. Dr. Bastidas lives in Houston, TX, with his family. He is currently involved in developing specific treatment protocols depending on the biochemical individuality of the patient. "My mission is to help patients achieve and maintain optimal health through a holistic and integrative approach. I strive to help my patients regain their health by educating them on how to obtain true lifelong wellness through natural means with the aid of nutrition and enzymes.".