Top Reasons People Travel to Biologix for INPT
Discover why patients from around the world choose Biologix Center for INPT and what makes our approach unique.
Who Should Consider INPT? A Guide for Chronically Ill Patients
Explore which types of patients may benefit from Induced Native Phage Therapy based on clinical outcomes and illness complexity.
Tested Positive for a Tick-Borne Infection? Join Our Peer-Reviewed INPT Study at Biologix Center
If you have recently received a positive result for any tick-borne infections using the new Igenex Lab Lyme panel cePCR or the Vibrant Wellness lab test called Tickborne Diseases 2.0 and have NOT started treatment since receiving your results, you may participate in our ongoing research on Induced Native [...]
Comparing Inducen Formulas and SOT: What’s Best for Microbial Support?
When it comes to supporting the body’s natural ability to manage microbial challenges, Induced Native Phage Therapy (INPT) options such as Inducen formulas and Supportive Oligonucleotide Therapy (SOT) offer distinct approaches. At Biologix Center, we’re committed to helping you understand your choices so you can make informed decisions about your [...]
Breakthrough in Chronic Bronchiectasis Treatment: A Revolutionary Success Story
Read the article here At Biologix Center, we’re committed to exploring and sharing innovative therapies that push the boundaries of modern medicine. Today, we’re excited to announce a groundbreaking development in the treatment of chronic respiratory conditions like bronchiectasis, published in the Cureus journal: “Successful Treatment of a [...]
Induced Native Phage Cocktails: A Breakthrough for Multi-Microbial Activation Syndrome
Read the article here Chronic illnesses are complex, often involving multiple pathogens that activate simultaneously and lead to persistent, treatment-resistant conditions. This phenomenon is known as Multi-microbial Activation Syndrome (MMAS), a term coined to capture the multi-faceted nature of these illnesses. Conventional treatments, including antibiotics and antifungals, are often [...]