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Hi_Cotton (South Carolina) on 06/25/2026: 
I know this has been a minute since you posted this question, but I wanted to answer you. Yes, I did try this whole routine with the serrapeptase tee tree oil and mint. I followed it exactly this way. The only difference is I did it with the "Friggy Flip method" to reach my upper sinuses. It worked. and I was clear for over 10 years. I was searching for the exact routine again because I have one developing again. It does work
Faith (La) on 10/11/2013:
I did lots of research, I think perhaps polyps are a fungal infection which has biofilms. First dissolve the biofilm by using serrapeptase and then you dissolve the fungus /polyps. First sterlize water and then let the water cool so you don't kill the powerful enzyme action of serrapeptase. Empty half a capsule of serrapeptase in the neti pot let it dissolve and then using the neti pot rinse out the sinuses. First you hold one nostril shut and breath in the contents of the neti with the other nostril, the water should go to the back of your throat and then spit this out and then alternate to the other nostril do the same thing. Then do it again and hold your head down to get deep into the sinuses and then let all the water drain out. Wait 10 minutes while the serrapeptase dissolves the biofilm. Now rinse sinuses with a mixture of 1 teaspoon of good quality collodial silver, 1/2 drop of tea tree oil and 1/2 drop of peppermint oil in some sterilized water in the neti pot.
