Guest guest Posted February 24, 2004 Report Share Posted February 24, 2004 What, please, is BHT? Beth T mallicoatdd wrote: > okay so you use the CS/DMSO when the blister is coming on?? Do you > get them very often?? if so would you be willing to try the DMSO/BHT > on the next one. I have read a lot about using BHT, proponents say > that if you use a moderate dosage long enough it will eventually > totally erradicate the herpes. Which would make sense, it would kill > it every time it would emerge from it's hiding spot, so it would be a > matter of halves. If half got killed and half survived and rehid, > and the whole thing played out over a matter of time, it would > eventually be erradicated. > So how did the 'guys' finally stabilize the aloe?? > D > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2004 Report Share Posted February 24, 2004 > okay so you use the CS/DMSO when the blister is coming on?? Do you > get them very often?? Not much any more. > if so would you be willing to try the DMSO/BHT > on the next one. Sure. I generally use BHT in Olive Oil as it is fat soluble, to use topically and to take orally. You are suppose to take it with a high fat meal or mixed in oil for absorption. But with DMSO it might dissolve without the oil. > I have read a lot about using BHT, proponents say > that if you use a moderate dosage long enough it will eventually > totally erradicate the herpes. Which would make sense, it would kill > it every time it would emerge from it's hiding spot, so it would be a > matter of halves. If half got killed and half survived and rehid, > and the whole thing played out over a matter of time, it would > eventually be erradicated. I took BHT for about two months every day, 1,000 mg. It did not eradicate the fever blisters, but then I was not taking it for that at the time. I was taking it for Chronic Fatigue to eliminate Epstein Barr. It just happened to work on the occasional fever blisters I would get. The herb Chapparal is suppose to eradicate herpes if taken for at least a month. Have not tried it though or talked to anyone who has. > So how did the 'guys' finally stabilize the aloe?? If they had told me that they would have had to kill me. <BG> It is a proprietary process and the basis of their success. Not sure about the present, as I assume the patent runs out, but there are ways to make slight changes and renew patents I hear. They are in Dallas. Garnet Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2004 Report Share Posted February 24, 2004 BHT is Butylated Hydroxy Toluene, the food preservative. Of BHA and BHT it is suppose to be the safer. It is a strong antioxidant so it works well to preserve food, prolong shelf life and prevent rancidity of oils. Garnet > What, please, is BHT? > Beth T Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2004 Report Share Posted February 24, 2004 forgot to answer your first question... Yes I use it as soon as I feel the tingle, sometimes it does not even erupt. Others I don't catch it until it starts to pop. It stops it right away if I catch it this early. If there is already a blister it takes a couple hours to start drying up. Garnet > > > okay so you use the CS/DMSO when the blister is coming on?? Do you > > get them very often?? > > Not much any more. > > > if so would you be willing to try the DMSO/BHT > > on the next one. > > Sure. I generally use BHT in Olive Oil as it is fat soluble, to use > topically and to take orally. You are suppose to take it with a high fat > meal or mixed in oil for absorption. But with DMSO it might dissolve > without the oil. > > > I have read a lot about using BHT, proponents say > > that if you use a moderate dosage long enough it will eventually > > totally erradicate the herpes. Which would make sense, it would kill > > it every time it would emerge from it's hiding spot, so it would be a > > matter of halves. If half got killed and half survived and rehid, > > and the whole thing played out over a matter of time, it would > > eventually be erradicated. > > I took BHT for about two months every day, 1,000 mg. It did not > eradicate the fever blisters, but then I was not taking it for that at > the time. I was taking it for Chronic Fatigue to eliminate Epstein Barr. > It just happened to work on the occasional fever blisters I would get. > > The herb Chapparal is suppose to eradicate herpes if taken for at least > a month. Have not tried it though or talked to anyone who has. > > > So how did the 'guys' finally stabilize the aloe?? > > If they had told me that they would have had to kill me. <BG> It is a > proprietary process and the basis of their success. Not sure about the > present, as I assume the patent runs out, but there are ways to make > slight changes and renew patents I hear. They are in Dallas. > > Garnet > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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