BioDisrupt®
BioDisrupt® is a clinically researched formula with two proprietary blends: EnzymeDisrupt™ and HerbDisrupt™. These blends work synergistically to provide comprehensive microbial biofilm support by disrupting the biofilm matrix and inhibiting the formation of new biofilms.
Mechanisms of Action:
- Disrupt biofilm matrices
- Interrupt quorum-sensing (biofilm intra/intercommunication)
- Support the body’s anti-adhesion properties
BioDisrupt® is a clinically researched formula with two proprietary blends: EnzymeDisrupt™ and HerbDisrupt™. These blends work synergistically to provide comprehensive microbial biofilm support by disrupting the biofilm matrix and inhibiting the formation of new biofilms.
Mechanisms of Action:
- Disrupt biofilm matrices
- Interrupt quorum-sensing (biofilm intra/intercommunication)
- Support the body’s anti-adhesion properties
⚠️ This product is excusively available to Apex Botanicals clients via the link below (Access is otherwise restricted to verified Practitoners, or by prescription only)
Enter Practitioner Code APXSM at sign up for exclusive access.
Exclusive Access to Researched Nutritionals Products
As a client of Apex Botanicals you can access the incredible range of clinically-researched products and supplements from Researched Nutritionals!
Follow these steps to gain access today:
Step 1: click this invite link
Step 2: select ‘Patient’ at the top of the registration form
Step 3: enter the Practitioner Code: APXSM
Step 4: fill in your details and click the Register button!
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