Denavir was a Miracle wonder drug that worked
unbelievably fast for about 2 years on my lips then my stuff seamed to mutate
around it. I still use it in combination with other stuff. ~X
I have read over some of your postings and am a little
surprised at how angry people seem. I read that over a quarter of women over the
age of 16 have genital herpes. It's part of the viral load of our population. And very
nearly every person would test positive for the oral kind.
I have been bothered more by my oral lesions because of
the embarrassment. I've spent a lot of time and energy avoiding outbreaks, I
have been outbreak-free for over 6 months and here is how:
ABSOLUTELY avoid chocolate, coffee, and nuts of any
kind. Always. It's very difficult.
Take lysine WITH any of the above, also with prepared junk foods of any kind
- sweets and chips. The lysine competes with arginine for absorption into the
bloodstream.
I watch for symptoms of an impending outbreak. I get dry lips and skin pain -
other people must have different signs. I take lysine and Echinacea to forest
all the outbreaks.
If all fails and it comes on anyway, I have excellent
results with prescription
Denavir. My lesions last for 6 instead of 15 days, the earlier I apply
it the better, the instructions say 3 times a day but I keep it on all the time,
using a band-aid at night. Yes I look stupid. I hate these sores.
I hope this helps someone! ~X
I don't see
anything particularly special about trying to maintain any type of
herpes diet because there is just NO proof that such a diet really
works. Besides, if the herpes diet theory truly did work for all people
that have herpes then why is it when I eat whatever I want to I don't
get any outbreaks? Also, why is it when I follow the so-called herpes
diet I do get outbreaks?
I think that if
you are following a routine that you think works that's great but just
because you think that is what is working doesn't mean that it's exactly
what's doing the trick. I think a lot has to do with how long you've had
the virus, what type you have, and where it's located. ~Y
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