Christine (Virginia Beach, USA) on 04/09/2008
Warning
Replied By Karen (Lindenhurst, NY) on 05/06/2008
Replied By Tom (Panama) on 03/29/2009
Been reading a lot about foods containing arginine, which is pro herpes virus, and lysine if not mistaken, which works against the virus. If the food balance if maintained you can naturally keep the virus away. Also, I use Valtr ex 500ml 1 day, wait 1 or two more days, and have anotherone. This combination of steps food/medicine if you want to use it, has helped me stay months without even small wart coming; at the same tiem keeping me fro taking too much chemical drugs.
You may try using the food balance method and IT will work I tried it for two three months but it has it's ups and downs, that's why Im combining it with the medication and have gotten very lasting results.
Stress is a main factor also, good sleep and excersice.
You may find information about foods with argine vs lysine in diverse web sites. ( IF you have not seen this comparison already)
Sorry if I wrote too much hope it is useful to all!
PS
Love the Acetone and Apple Vinagger methods will test them when the nasty friend comes by to visit!
Blessings to all.
Tom
Replied By Lee (Phoenix, Az Usa) on 12/02/2009
Acetone works well!!! If you are burned, you are either too wimpy or have some odd allergy.
If the smell bothers you, get the real stuff from HomeDepot. The nail polish smell and bitters is to deter winos from drinking it.
This is the first technique that I've found that actually helps. I get them from too much sun or windburn.
Replied By Lee (Phoenix, Az) on 01/05/2010
Found in the Journol of Virology:
1% acetone to have a 97% reduction of replication:
http://jvi.highwire.org/cgi/reprint/9/2/251
Replied By Suzy (Houston, Tx) on 03/17/2011
I hear that vinegar is GREAT! Like a bag of salt and vinegar potato chips =)
Once more, clear nail polish and nail polish remover worked best for me. After I slept over ight with clear nail polish, then cleaned it off the next morning with nail polish remover, I also repeatedly applied a pimple cream which consists of a gel: 10% benzoyl peroxide gel that helps keep it dried up and moisturized at the same time.
I also used a scar cream after the blister dried up to help it heal nicely without scar or redness.
Replied By Art (Victoria Bc, Canada) on 03/21/2012