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Karl (Canada) on 08/16/2013
5 out of 5 stars

For Cold Sores, try BHT.. butyl hydroxy toluene..... Has to be mixed with a fat of some kind to break it down and have it stored in the lymphs it worked for me at the first signs and in less than a day, next day I had the slightest of a skin scab where the blister was then gone my dose was 1/8 teaspoon on a piece of buttered toast twice a day the tingling cold sore stopped tingling within a few hours... BTH is used for the preservation of food stuffs and other more exotic things. Let me know if you try it and if it works for you please.
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Replied By Holly (Sacramento) on 12/29/2024

I too use BHT for cold sores, and I always include a hefty dose of vitamin C (1,000-2,000mg) along with it. The BHT dissolves the shell encompassing the sore which relieves the pressure. Taking vitamin C at the same time allows it to start treating the sore as soon as the shell is dissolved.
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