What people try, and what the evidence shows
These are the interventions that come up most in patient discussion. We cover what each one is, what the evidence establishes, and what it costs.
What you will not find here
No protocols and no dosing, for anything, ever. No page claiming a product treats a condition. Where a manufacturer’s own lawyers declined to make a claim, we are not going to make it for them. If that makes these pages less actionable than the ones selling you something, that is the trade we chose.
The interventions
- Biofilms: high discussion, thin evidenceBiofilms are real microbiology. The gap between what is established and what is sold as a biofilm protocol is the widest we found anywhere in this niche.
- Oregano, berberine and allicin: the evidenceThese three dominate patient discussion of herbal options. What the evidence supports, and why comparing one brand against another does not work.
- Rifaximin: what it is and what it costsThe most discussed intervention in our corpus, by a wide margin. What the drug is, what a cash course costs in the US, and what happens when it does not work.
How we decide what to say about any of this
Every source carries a label showing how strong it is, so a conference abstract never reads like a clinical guideline. Where the evidence is thin we say it is thin rather than filling the gap with confidence. Our full methodology.
None of this is medical advice, none of it is a protocol, and we are not clinicians. Take any of it to someone who can examine you.