C Diff, The Miserable And Deadly Infection You’ve Likely Never Heard About
CDiffcontrol
A Simple And Safe Way To Avoid It.
“WHAT IS C DIFF? (And Why You NEED to Avoid This Silent Killer)”
You’ve just been diagnosed with C. diff—and your first thought is, “WHAT THE HELL IS THIS?!” Let’s break it down:
If you’re “lucky”: Debilitating abdominal cramps, explosive diarrhea, and weeks of misery.
If you’re not: Relentless relapses, a 6% mortality rate, or even sudden death in severe cases. For those over 65 or hospitalized with chronic conditions, the 30-day death risk skyrockets.
Bottom line: You’ve probably never heard of C. diff… but you definitely don’t want it.
MEET CDIFFCONTROL: YOUR GUT’S NEW BODYGUARD
What is CDiffControl?
While 20% of mild C. diff cases are fought off naturally by your immune system, most people aren’t so lucky. CDiffControl delivers externally sourced antibodies—similar to those your body produces—over a simple 36-day oral regimen. Think of it as reinforcements for your gut during its most vulnerable window.
Is it safe?
Yes. If you can eat eggs, you can take CDiffControl. (It’s made from pasteurized, spray-dried egg antibodies—no scary side effects.)
When should I take it?
During/after antibiotics or PPIs: These treatments nuke your gut’s “good bacteria,” leaving you exposed.
Before or during hospital stays: C. diff is now the #1 hospital-acquired infection in the U.S. Why? Hospitals are crawling with the bacteria, and 50% of patients are on antibiotics.
How it works: Mix 11g (1 tbsp) of powder with water or milk daily for 36 days—the time it takes your gut to recover. One daily serving = one antibody-packed egg. Simple.
“36 days sounds long!”
Sure, but it’s better than months of relapses… or a funeral.
Don’t gamble with C. diff. Protect your gut, save your life.
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More Information About C Diff Infection
C Difficile Infection is now the most common hospital acquired illness in the U. S., with an annual cost of more than $5B to its Healthcare system. It is also classified as an “urgent threat” (the highest category) by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) for Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).
- Approximately 50% of CDI cases are now found to originate outside of hospitals, raising concern for the uninformed public with limited knowledge of the disease.
- C Diff is a gram positive spore forming highly contagious bacteria that causes profuse diarrhea, nausea, cramping, colitis and death in some cases. It infects 500,000 and kills 30,000 North Americans every year. It also has a high probability of reinfecting the same patient multiple times over many months.
- Almost all cases of C Diff infection occur while you’re taking antibiotics or not long thereafter. This happens because these antibiotics knock out your gut microflora making you susceptible to CDI.
- We are presently in phase 2 clinical trials of our orally administered antibodies to CURE CDI, with a 94% cure rate after 130 patients. Though not yet approved, from results to date this is the safest and most reliable cure for CDI.
- We are confident a combination of these same antibodies can be used to avoid getting CDI.
