Autism Treatment – Biofilm, Candida And Bacteria Part 1

Biofilms is what we are talking about today. Theretract can secrete this biofilm structure as a way
will be two segments discussing biofilms since thisto survive over long periods of time. The
topic is very lengthy. Biofilms have recently beenmucousy layers of biofilm make it very hard to
discovered as an issue in medicine over the pastget rid of the yeast and bacteria Biofilms are also
number of years, especially in the hospital settingproblematic in the hospital setting since they can
where it can be the source of chronic infections.develop on hospital instruments including plastic
However the issue of biofilms is not new to theitems like catheters and even metal utensils as
world of engineering and specifically waterwell. In this way, biofilms tend to be a source of
treatment facilities. Biofilms have been understoodrecurrent infections. Biofilms is clearly an area that
as a source of water contamination for a longhas been recognized as needing more research.
time and not the medical field is starting toBiofilms are particularly problematic in children with
recognize it more as well.Autism in that many of them have chronic
So what are biofilms really? Biofilms are filmyproblems with yeast and bacteria in the digestive
substances secreted by pathogens like yeast andtract. Biofims may be one more reason why
bacteria. The biofilm surrounds the yeast andthese infections of yeast and bacteria are so hard
bacteria to act as a defense mechanism and alsoto resolve. Unless the biofilm is addressed as well,
to aid in communication from one cell to another.the yeast and bacteria can continue to survive.
In the body biofilms can accumulate on areas thatSo biofilms can be very problematic in relation to
have been burned or on ulcerations. The yeastchronic yeast and bacterial infections in Autism,
and bacteria can settle in those areas and canbut there are treatment protocols out there to
develop biofilm. The same thing is true for theaddress this.
digestive tract. Yeast and bacteria in the digestive