I liked the way they describe the action in part below
"Current antibiotics rarely retain bactericidal activities against nondividing or stationaryphase bacterial cells; however, R327 showed remarkable activity against slow-growing bacteria thereby indicating potential antibacterial activity in biofilms"
I have been curious how rce would interact with biofilms which from my understanding tent to protect the actual bacteria. I was thinking this might be an issue with burns especially as I think biofilms form on more exposed bacteria, ie not in blood.
still all about how human results go I guess as it seems Rce is basically unstoppable and awesome in a petri dish or isolated bacteria. If it can do all they have suggested in live human tissue then look out above.
RCE Price at posting:
$1.15 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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