Induced Native Phage Therapy (INPT) is a breakthrough in chronic illness care—and naturally, patients have questions. Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions about INPT, phage therapy, and what to expect at Biologix Center.

Understanding INPT

What is Induced Native Phage Therapy (INPT)?

INPT is a treatment that activates your body’s native bacteriophages—naturally occurring viruses that target and break down bacteria, fungi, and other microbes. Rather than introducing foreign phages, INPT stimulates your own to work on your behalf.

How is INPT different from traditional phage therapy?

Traditional phage therapy uses externally sourced viruses, which can trigger immune reactions or fail to persist. INPT works

Who developed INPT?

INPT was pioneered by Dr. David Jernigan at Biologix Center after over two decades of treating chronic, treatment-resistant illness. The approach integrates science, technology, and bioregulatory medicine to create a patient-specific solution.

How INPT Works

How are native phages “induced”?

Using electromagnetic biosignals embedded in Inducen formulas, INPT helps the body recognize and activate phages against precise microbial targets. These signals are delivered via a liquid medium taken orally each day during care.

What is BES testing and why is it important?

BioResonance Scanning (BES) is a diagnostic method used at Biologix to identify microbial stressors, toxins, and treatment responses in real time. It ensures your INPT is updated daily based on your body’s actual response.

What is the role of Inducen formulas?

Each Inducen formula is energetically imprinted with a unique microbial signature. When taken, it prompts your body’s native phages to engage those targets. Learn more about Inducen formulas here.

Conditions Treated

What illnesses can INPT help with?

INPT is used to help patients suffering from Lyme disease, mold illness, long COVID, autoimmune conditions, viral overloads, gut dysfunction, and more. It is especially effective in cases labeled “incurable” or “complex.”

Is INPT only for Lyme disease?

No. Although our Lyme patients see extraordinary results, INPT is used across a wide range of microbial illnesses. It’s especially helpful when multiple infections or unclear diagnoses are present.

Can INPT address mold, viruses, or mystery illness?

Yes. INPT can be formulated for mold/mycotoxins, viruses like EBV, and complex, treatment-resistant illness where no clear diagnosis exists. Read more here.

Safety and Results

Is INPT safe?

Yes. Because INPT works with your body’s own phages and does not introduce exogenous viruses, it has a high safety profile. Most patients experience minimal side effects and feel improvements without harsh die-off reactions.

Will I feel worse before I feel better?

Some patients may feel mild fatigue or detox symptoms. However, most report feeling better each day—thanks to real-time adjustments made using BES testing.

How quickly can results be expected?

Many patients feel improvement within the first few days of INPT. Some need multiple visits depending on how many microbial layers are present. Explore the full answer here.

Planning Your Visit

How long should I plan to stay at Biologix?

Most patients come for a 2-week program. More severe or long-standing illness may require 3–4 weeks. Your treatment length is determined after your first full day of testing. Learn more here.

Can I travel during treatment?

We recommend staying in town for the entire duration of care. However, you’re free to stay in a nearby hotel, Airbnb, or vacation rental. See our travel guide here.

What is included in the program?

Your care includes all doctor time, testing, INPT formulas, and supportive therapies like lymphatic drainage, infrared sauna, and frequency therapy. View what’s included here.

INPT vs. Other Therapies

How does INPT compare to antibiotics?

Antibiotics can suppress symptoms temporarily, but also disrupt the microbiome. INPT offers precise, native-phage-based targeting without harming beneficial flora. Compare therapies here.

Can I combine INPT with other treatments?

Yes, but the core INPT program is designed to work best when followed as recommended. We advise pausing antimicrobials and antibiotics while receiving INPT for best results.

What makes Biologix’s approach unique?

Biologix Center is currently the only clinic in the world offering INPT as part of a comprehensive retreat-style program—built on 25 years of results with complex chronic illness. Here’s why we’re different.

Accessing INPT

How do I become a patient at Biologix?

Begin by filling out our secure intake form. Our team will review your case and help you determine if INPT is the right path for you.

Can my doctor offer INPT through PhagenCorp?

Yes. INPT formulas are available to licensed providers via PhagenCorp after completing a brief certification course.

Is INPT available outside the U.S.?

Currently, INPT is only administered through Biologix Center in Franklin, Tennessee. However, PhagenCorp is working to expand access globally.

Still Have Questions?

We’re happy to help. Contact our team or start your intake to explore if INPT could be the solution you’ve been searching for.

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