Re: Antivirals questions..need to pick some brains here...

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In a message dated 18/03/2006 13:32:11 GMT Standard Time,

lvchefmel@... writes:

Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV strains..am

I right? This would mean that the child I have who keeps getting

warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes active,

sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more sense

to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the warts at

the doctors? Obviously topical treatments do not get rid of the virus.

Can antivirals get rid of it? Can the be natural or should they be

scripts?

>>>7 weeks of Virastop disappeared all my sons persistant and topical

treatment resistant warts and veruccas - voila - gone! That was 6 months ago

and

none have come back either

Mandi in Dorset UK

Mum to Sam 47XYY, Autism, Heavy Metal Toxicity, Possible Seizure DIsorder &

Severe Cuteness:)

[Guest guest]

It has been awhile but I have seen others talk about this. Someone used Olive

Leaf Extract...but you are right about the viral theory. Definitely check the

archives if someone doesn't chime in here. I don't know the particulars but do

remember the discussion. Good luck!

Jan <queenvavee@...> wrote:

I apolgize if this is a duplicate posting but it seems the first one

did not show up..so here goes.

Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV strains..am

I right? This would mean that the child I have who keeps getting

warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes active,

sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more sense

to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the warts at

the doctors? Obviously topical treatments do not get rid of the virus.

Can antivirals get rid of it? Can the be natural or should they be

scripts?

I am going by the knowlege of viruses and logic here but definitely

open to correction from those with any experience in this. And what

antiviral would work on the HPV strains?

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Dear Jan,

TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) can treat warts and other viral

conditions successfully. I'd like to post you an internet web site

that you can use to explore the topic...the clinic is based in

London, but I have found the website does a particularly good job of

describing conditions and diseases and methods of treatments. It

provides a good basic overview of TCM and lists specific herbs used

in treatment; it also lists the efficacy of TCM herbal trials.

http://www.hnmrc.net/index.shtmel

Click the search bar, search for condition or disease, and for search

term type " wart " ...efficacy is very high.

I am presently using TCM for my daughter's (7) asthma and my son's

(5) autism. We have also needed to use TCM herbals for colds and flu

recently. It has helped tremendously. We have had no adverse

reactions. I gave some TCM herbals to a friend for a bad cold and

she shared them with her ASD son's para...they worked very well and

my friends have decided to restock their medicine cabinets with TCM.

I use Dr. Zhengang Guo, www.liferising.com based in Chicago. We do

phone consultation and I receive the herbs by post. My friend asked

for GFCF remedies that use corn starch for her ASD son.

I believe that TCM could effectively solve the issue of warts for

your son and strengthen his immune system. I suggest trying a cold

or flu remedy for yourself (which would illustrate the herbs

abilities to resolve viruses) and see how you feel to evaluate the

safety and efficacy of TCM.

HTH, Randi

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> I apolgize if this is a duplicate posting but it seems the first

one

> did not show up..so here goes.

>

> Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV

strains..am

> I right? This would mean that the child I have who keeps getting

> warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes active,

> sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more

sense

> to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the warts

at

> the doctors? Obviously topical treatments do not get rid of the

virus.

> Can antivirals get rid of it? Can the be natural or should they be

> scripts?

>

> I am going by the knowlege of viruses and logic here but definitely

> open to correction from those with any experience in this. And what

> antiviral would work on the HPV strains?

>

[Guest guest]

> Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV strains..am

> I right?

They are viral. I don't know the specific virus tho.

>>This would mean that the child I have who keeps getting

> warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes active,

> sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more sense

> to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the warts at

> the doctors?

My own warts have disappeared with OLE. Some people have recently

posted that their kids' warts have disappeared with Virastop enzyme.

Yes, definitely consider giving oral anti-virals for warts.

Dana

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A few people using ViraStop said it was a 'side-effect' they saw (they

were taking ViraStop for other viral problems and noticed all the warts

cleared up).

Here is a link to info on warts and enzymes. It also contains a list of

things people have said helped them with warts in the past:

http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionwarts.htm

.

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My sons both had chronic wart problems for some years which only came back

when frozen off or chemically burned off. I eventually cleared them

up giving vitamin A orally. My recollection is that you need to give

100,000 units per day for a month but that didn't work for my oldest son

until I upped the dose to about 160,000 units per day. Because of his

genetic disorder, he doesn't absorb things well and typically needs 1 1/2 to

2 times the dose of vitamins, nutrients, etc. I mention that because leaky

gut and other gut issues are so common for folks on this list. So if

100,000 units per day does not work, I would consider upping it. I think I

also kept him on it for 6 weeks instead of 4 because his warts were so hard

to cure.

Using vitamin E topically or orally also helps but was never enough for my

son. Using vitamin E in addition to vitamin A seemed to boost the efficacy

somewhat.

--

Michele in Limbo (formerly in California)

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Visit Michele's World!

http://www.califmichele.com

" Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding. "

-- Albert Einstein

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My son (5 y.o. ASD) also has warts. I never knew that skin warts were caused by

an HPV strain of virus. I asked my DAN Dr to test for virus issues but said

there was really no good test but did prescribe valtrex.

Will Valtrex do the job? Are tests available to test for particular viruses?

lvchefmel <lvchefmel@...> wrote:

It has been awhile but I have seen others talk about this. Someone used Olive

Leaf Extract...but you are right about the viral theory. Definitely check the

archives if someone doesn't chime in here. I don't know the particulars but do

remember the discussion. Good luck!

Jan <queenvavee@...> wrote:

I apolgize if this is a duplicate posting but it seems the first one

did not show up..so here goes.

Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV strains..am

I right? This would mean that the child I have who keeps getting

warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes active,

sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more sense

to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the warts at

the doctors? Obviously topical treatments do not get rid of the virus.

Can antivirals get rid of it? Can the be natural or should they be

scripts?

I am going by the knowlege of viruses and logic here but definitely

open to correction from those with any experience in this. And what

antiviral would work on the HPV strains?

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[Guest guest]

You may want to post this question on MB12Valtrex group

mb12 valtrex/?yguid=218608144

> I apolgize if this is a duplicate posting but it seems the first

one

> did not show up..so here goes.

>

> Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV

strains..am

> I right? This would mean that the child I have who keeps getting

> warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes active,

> sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more

sense

> to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the warts

at

> the doctors? Obviously topical treatments do not get rid of the

virus.

> Can antivirals get rid of it? Can the be natural or should they be

> scripts?

>

> I am going by the knowlege of viruses and logic here but definitely

> open to correction from those with any experience in this. And what

> antiviral would work on the HPV strains?

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[Guest guest]

Valtrex has helped my daughter's bowels quite a bit. Her stools have darkened

and firmed

up...after five years of diarrhea. Lots of probiotics (coconut kefir) has

helped, too.

> I apolgize if this is a duplicate posting but it seems the first one

> did not show up..so here goes.

>

> Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV strains..am

> I right? This would mean that the child I have who keeps getting

> warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes active,

> sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more sense

> to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the warts at

> the doctors? Obviously topical treatments do not get rid of the virus.

> Can antivirals get rid of it? Can the be natural or should they be

> scripts?

>

> I am going by the knowlege of viruses and logic here but definitely

> open to correction from those with any experience in this. And what

> antiviral would work on the HPV strains?

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[Guest guest]

Just a correction of information: It is actually the HSV virus that

causes warts. One of the many strains. They all cause different

things. Thanks for the link!

> > I apolgize if this is a duplicate posting but it seems the

first

> one

> > did not show up..so here goes.

> >

> > Skin warts and plantar's warts are cause by one of the HPV

> strains..am

> > I right? This would mean that the child I have who keeps

getting

> > warts off and on, has this virus in their system. Sometimes

active,

> > sometimes dormant. Am I rights so far? Wouldn't it make more

> sense

> > to treat the virus internally, rather than keep freezing the

warts

> at

> > the doctors? Obviously topical treatments do not get rid of the

> virus.

> > Can antivirals get rid of it? Can the be natural or should they

be

> > scripts?

> >

> > I am going by the knowlege of viruses and logic here but

definitely

> > open to correction from those with any experience in this. And

what

> > antiviral would work on the HPV strains?

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