Dear Brooks Bradley:
Thank you very much for this solution. I will get some DMSO somewhere and try
it
When I first got a cold sore this season CS helped with it over night. This
happened a couple of times but then it stopped working and the cold sores
stayed. I have known that herpes is a virus but thought the CS would take
care of it.
Not so, evidently, but I do want to mention one thing. I'd been soaking small
cotton pads with the CS solution and applying them to the sores. But the CS I
was using came from a small plastic spray bottle I had filled with CS. I have
been wondering about the plastic bottle, so I began using cotton soaked with CS
from a brown glass bottle instead, and I think it is making a difference. My
cold sores are much better this morning.
Faith G.
----- Original Message -----
From: Brooks Bradley
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 9:51 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Cold Sores
Cold sores are caused by Herpes Simplex I (HVS-1), a virus which is present
in a large portion of the human population. While quite vexing in some cases,
it, alone, is not life threatening....nor a major health challenge in its
principal presentations. The herpes family of viruses may be driven quiescent,
temporarily, but are lifetime companions of the afflicted. This is typical of
viruses in general. There are many treatments for acute outbreaks....most
palliative in nature. One protocol we have found to be particularly effective
is the employment of lysine (many use the ointment applied topically) taken at
approximately 300 mg daily, together with the topical use of a lysine/DMSO
solution. The favored (by us) solution strength is 20% DMSO (by volume) mixed
with a super-saturated solution of lysine......applied to the blisters
once each hour the first day and once each 2 hours thereafter---until the
eruptions are controlled (usually by day 3). One convenient method for making a
super-saturated lysine solution is by placing about one ounce of water in a
small glass container and adding powdered lysine until no more will go into
solution....then add 20% (by volume) full strength DMSO. It is quite easy to
use cotton Q-tips to apply the solution to the blisters. One suggestion; try to
avoid licking your lips for about 2 minutes after applying the solution, but be
sure not to lick them for at least one minute-----to insure an acceptable
tissue penetration of the solution. One ounce of this solution will be
sufficient to treat many "cold sores". This, particular, solution has a very
long shelf life.
If any of the lesions are infected at the time of treatment, just add 10% (by
volume) CS at 10 ppm strength....to the parent solution.
If you are a "physical coward" (as am I), the application of any quality aloe
vera gel
product....a few minutes prior to applying the DMSO X Lysine
protocol-----will yield welcome
pain reduction.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
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Subject : Re: CS>Cold Sores
Date : Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:56:36 -0500
From : "faith gagne" <jitte...@gis.net>
To : <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Well, it is very damp here and some people have trouble with the dampness
but I never thought it bothereed me. Maybe I've been wrong about that.
Thanks Kathryn. Faith G.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Clayton Family"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 12:52 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Cold Sores
I have had exposure to mold toxins in the air here, and one of the
effects of that is to cause cold sores to appear and not go away, even
with the silver. I have not been successful in entirely eliminating
the exposure, so far.
If there is exposure to mold toxins in the air or in the diet, it can
cause that. It messes with the immune response, so if it is that, you
will not catch a cold or anything like that, but you will have cold
sores. There has been a lot of work done about this in animals, and
somehow those results are not usually applied to humans.
Kathryn
On Feb 11, 2008, at 8:07 PM, faith gagne wrote:
> Can anyone explain why CS is not helping with cold sores for the past few
> weeks? Thanks. Faith G.
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