Re: mono, cold sores, anti virals

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> She has been taking lysine, and that does seem to help.

How much lysine and how often?

I've been surprised at how well lysine knocks back cold sores in my 7 yo.

in Illinois

[Guest guest]

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> > She has been taking lysine, and that does seem to help.

>

> How much lysine and how often?

>

one g, 3 times a day (sometimes she forgets)

> I've been surprised at how well lysine knocks back cold sores in my

7 yo.

>

My girl is 18, 150 lb. Maybe I'm not giving her enough.

Maybe there's something else that might help.

Thanks .

J

> in Illinois

>

[Guest guest]

Here is a description of how lysine works on certain viruses (including

cold sores) from something I was working on last week:

http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionviruses.htm#11

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[Guest guest]

, when I used to Onisbasu to look up lysine and cold sores on A-M, I

noticed some

people were taking OLE in conjunction with lysine.

I checked my notes and I gave my 79# dd 1000 mg lysine, 2x/day, to knock back

the cold

sores. She doesn't take it regularly, only when we notice an outbreak, and

we're still

experimenting with the dosage.

As far as general immune support, would something like Sambucol be good??

And lots of Vitamin C?

I hope she feels better soon,

in Illinois

[Guest guest]

> Is there some sort of ointment that we could put on the cold sore?

> Which antivirals would be most effective against mononucleosis type

> virus, or the cold sore type virus?

>

> She has been taking lysine, and that does seem to help. She also

> takes most of the basic supplements from Andy's list.

For my #1, his cold sores are eliminated with lysine, B vitamins, and

selenium.

Virastop and OLE work well together also.

Dana

[Guest guest]

I think I have mentioned it before, but a single $40 N.A.E.T. treatment for

herpes will generally keep you from ever getting another cold sore.

williamzubypa.com does them here in the Tampa area, but it should be easy to

find a certified naet practitioner in your area with a quick internet

search. The treatments are vibrational and take about 25-30 minutes. Cheers,

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Subject: [ ] Re: mono, cold sores, anti virals

, when I used to Onisbasu to look up lysine and cold sores on A-M, I

noticed some

people were taking OLE in conjunction with lysine.

I checked my notes and I gave my 79# dd 1000 mg lysine, 2x/day, to knock

back the cold

sores. She doesn't take it regularly, only when we notice an outbreak, and

we're still

experimenting with the dosage.

As far as general immune support, would something like Sambucol be good??

And lots of Vitamin C?

I hope she feels better soon,

in Illinois

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[Guest guest]

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>

>

> Ever since my daughter had mono last month she keeps getting cold

> sores that grow large, then burst, release some kind of gunk, then

> grow large again.

>

> Is there some sort of ointment that we could put on the cold sore?

> Which antivirals would be most effective against mononucleosis type

> virus, or the cold sore type virus?

>

> She has been taking lysine, and that does seem to help. She also

> takes most of the basic supplements from Andy's list.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> J

Hi ,

My husband had canker sores and finally got relief from a

homeopathic remedy after nothing else worked. I know they

are different from cold sores, but I'd bet there is a

homeopathic remedy for this.

I think anti-virals would be a good bet, too. Maybe just

plain immune support like echinacea, astragalus, and others.

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[Guest guest]

Along with taking lysine it helps to limit high arginine foods. Topically

applied vitamin E (careful some is from wheat germ) or tea tree oil helps.

S S

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> <BR>

> Ever since my daughter had mono last month she keeps getting cold<BR>

> sores that grow large, then burst, release some kind of gunk, then<BR>

> grow large again.<BR>

> <BR>

> Is there some sort of ointment that we could put on the cold sore? <BR>

> Which antivirals would be most effective against mononucleosis type<BR>

> virus, or the cold sore type virus?  <BR>

> <BR>

> She has been taking lysine, and that does seem to help.  She also<BR>

> takes most of the basic supplements from Andy's list.<BR>

> <BR>

> Thanks in advance<BR>

> <BR>

> J<BR>

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I know I just posted this, but I thought I would emphasize it a little more.

I'm not sure exactly why they work, but I personally know at least 20 people

that have had NAET treatments for herpes.

Before the treatment many of them got cold sores every month, took lysine,

larch, homeopathics, zovirax, limited nuts and arginine foods, put dmso on,

vinegar, vitamin e, honey, etc, etc. Some of them got terrible sores all

over their lips and mouths. They hid from their friends for days or weeks

until they healed up, only to get another one weeks later.

None of them to my knowledge have ever had another cold sore starting 24

hours after having a single NAET treatment. Most not even a tingle, and only

one friend that know gets tingles sometimes, but they go away instead of

breaking out. She even told me recently it was amazing she hadn't had an

outbreak in the two years since she had the treatment.

Given that a NAET cost about $40 and should be a one time thing, anyone with

the problem might really want to look into it.

Cheers,

[ ] Re: mono, cold sores, anti virals

Along with taking lysine it helps to limit high arginine foods. Topically

applied vitamin E (careful some is from wheat germ) or tea tree oil helps.

S S

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> <BR>

> Ever since my daughter had mono last month she keeps getting cold<BR>

>sores that grow large, then burst, release some kind of gunk, then<BR>

>grow large again.<BR> <BR> Is there some sort of ointment that we

>could put on the cold sore? <BR> Which antivirals would be most

>effective against mononucleosis type<BR> virus, or the cold sore type

>virus? <BR> <BR> She has been taking lysine, and that does seem to

>help. She also<BR> takes most of the basic supplements from Andy's

>list.<BR> <BR> Thanks in advance<BR> <BR> J<BR>

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for your reply. Trouble is, we don't have NAET where I live.

J

>

> I know I just posted this, but I thought I would emphasize it a

little more.

> I'm not sure exactly why they work, but I personally know at least

20 people

> that have had NAET treatments for herpes.

>

> Before the treatment many of them got cold sores every month, took

lysine,

> larch, homeopathics, zovirax, limited nuts and arginine foods, put

dmso on,

> vinegar, vitamin e, honey, etc, etc. Some of them got terrible sores all

> over their lips and mouths. They hid from their friends for days or

weeks

> until they healed up, only to get another one weeks later.

>

> None of them to my knowledge have ever had another cold sore starting 24

> hours after having a single NAET treatment. Most not even a tingle,

and only

> one friend that know gets tingles sometimes, but they go away instead of

> breaking out. She even told me recently it was amazing she hadn't had an

> outbreak in the two years since she had the treatment.

>

> Given that a NAET cost about $40 and should be a one time thing,

anyone with

> the problem might really want to look into it.

>

> Cheers,

>