Herpes Protocol

Herpes Protocol

ACUTE PHASE HERPES PROTOCOL or APHP

PLEASE REMEMBER:
WHETHER YOU BEGIN IMPLEMENTING THE
ACUTE OR MAINTENANCE VERSION,
UNLESS YOU FOLLOW MY INSTRUCTIONS,
EXACTLY AS THEY ARE GIVEN ON THESE PAGES,
YOU MAY END UP WITH LESS THAN IDEAL RESULTS!

In order to make the Herpes Protocol as easy to understand as possible, I decided to write this forward in a question and answer format. What you'll read next, are the questions I came up with, as I tried to think like someone who was visiting this site for the first time.

As I continue to build its content, however, I would like it if you, my visitors, asked questions that matter to you. Eventually, as you participate and contribute more and more, we'll end up with a Herpes-be-gone Blog and/or Forum, where folks will be able to ask precisely the questions, and get the answers, they need.

The Herpes Protocol� has been effective, and well tolerated, in the most serious cases of genital Herpes, chronic cold sores, Chicken Pox, Shingles, Bell's Palsy, sciatica and facial neuralgia, as well as some neuropathies (mostly those associated with Immune Deficiencies) as well as in some cases of chronic migraine headaches.

Here are the questions I came up with:

1) WHEN SHOULD I BEGIN TO IMPLEMENT THE APHP�?
(ACUTE PHASE HERPES PROTOCOL�)

Begin implementing the Acute Phase version of the Herpes Protocol� as soon as possible after becoming aware of the first tingling or burning sensation, or whatever warning you normally recognize as the onset of a Cold Sore, Herpes Lesion and/or a Shingles rash.

The sooner you get on the APHP�, Acute Phase Herpes Protocol�,
the sooner your symptoms will begin to subside.

2) HOW CAN I TELL IF THE APHP� IS WORKING?

If you are like those with whom I have worked so far, as soon as you begin implementing the Herpes Protocol�, usually the same day, you'll notice that the cold sore, or whatever kind of lesion/s you normally get, stop/s developing and no longer itch/es or burn/s. Depending on how soon you catch it, and how well you respond to this intervention, you may never even get to the usual blister/s, scab/s or sore/s stage. And, even if you do, you'll notice that it/they quickly stop/s developing and grow/s to a much smaller size than usual.

2) HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE FOR MY RASH, SORE OR LESION/S TO HEAL AFTER I GET ON THE APHP�?

To make things even more celebratory, you'll notice that the usual blister/sore/lesion/rash will last approximately between one third and one half of the time as it normally would do. In other words, if it normally takes three weeks for a cold sore to come and go from your lip, on the APHP� it will take about one to one and a half weeks, while recurrences, if they happen at all, usually get nipped in the bud and disappear in less than three days (if you have been consistent with your MPHP� that is, your Maintenance Phase Herpes Protocol, but that's for later).

If you are reading these words and you are currently suffering with an established, chronic or advanced case of Cold Sore, genital Herpes, Shingles, Bell's Palsy, Chicken Pox, or any other Herpes related symptom, begin as soon as you can, since the sooner you start, the sooner the symptoms will begin to subside.

Obviously, a chronic rash that has been affecting an individual for weeks or months, may take somewhat longer to respond to the Herpes Protocol� than one which had just started or was about to start. But don't let this discourage you. Start. Just start. No matter what, start today, if you can.

3) WILL I HAVE TO TAKE A LOT OF PILLS? SWALLOW BAD TASTING POTIONS? USE SMELLY OINTMENTS? RECITE OBSCURE SPELLS? KISS A FROG'S WARTS?

No. The APHP� is very simple, affordable, down to earth, common sense, easy to implement and maintain. All you have to do is this:

1) send me a lot of Good Karma Wishes, and

2) take the four nutrients listed below, according to instructions.

VERY IMPORTANT: until you familiarize with the APHP�, please don't improvise. Don't change anything. Don't change anything. Don't change anything. Take it EXACTLY as I recommend that you do. Don't change anything, or it might not work. You'll notice that I repeat myself on this point, but it is the most important point there is, at least at the onset of this endeavor. PLEASE, DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING. THANK YOU.

Once you are familiar with how YOU respond to the APHP�, then you'll know what to do, how to adjust the Herpes Protocol� exactly to your needs and how to make its implementation most convenient and still effective, but not before that time should you assume that you can diverge, lest you might end up disappointed and withhold the Good Karma Wishes from me, and that, I assure you, would make me very sad.

4) WILL THE APHP� PREVENT FUTURE OUTBREAKS?

While it wouldn't be prudent on my part, to make such an unrealistic claim, I can say that I have seen it happen. Some lucky ones, after switching from the APHP� to the MPHP� (Maintenance Phase living herpes free�), and staying on the MPHP� for a while, are able to prevent relapse altogether, while others experience fewer and fewer episodes, with milder and milder symptoms, until the whole problem practically disappears, in the sense that they are able to deal with relapses so effectively that they almost don't count.

What I mean is that, even though the problem may not completely disappear, relapses become so infrequent that people tend to forget about the days when they lived in fear of an outbreak. Especially since, after mastering both versions of the Herpes Protocol�, a child would know how to nip blisters in the bud, so to speak, and make an outbreak last a few hours, instead of a few weeks.

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VERY IMPORTANT WARNING: If you suffer from diabetes, hyperinsulinemia, or hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), start with a lower dose of L-Lysine, until you know you can handle it. Only with care and caution, if you don't notice anything unusual or uncomfortable, you may gently, and slowly, increase it to the higher dose, as you will read in the Herpes� Protocol instructions.

With blood sugar imbalances of any kind, things can be unpredictable. As a rule, if you have diabetes or if your glycemic level tends to fluctuate between too high and too low, you should always use caution whenever trying a new regimen, drug or supplement, until you know how it affects you.

Even though there has never been any adverse reaction reported by anyone on either version of the Herpes Protocol�, I recommend that you start from the lower dose and work your way up. All that might happen is that your symptoms might take a bit longer to subside. That’s all!

Herpes-Protocol� Education Project

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How old are you? Enter your age here
(under 18 please do not proceed without parental permission)*
How old are you? Enter your age here
(under 18 please do not proceed without parental permission)*

First Name*
First Name*

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In order to use this information, we need your anagraphical data. Please write your place (city, state, country) and date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) below.*
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Please choose one or more symptoms, from the list below, to describe what you are currently experiencing. *
Please choose one or more symptoms, from the list below, to describe what you are currently experiencing. *

	A) Cold Sore/Fever Blister
	B) Genital Herpes
	C) Shingles
	D) Chicken Pox
	E) Bell's Palsy
	F) Herpes like lesion in an unusual spot on my body
	G) Face Pain (neuralgia)
	H) Leg Pain (sciatica)
	I) Head or scalp pain
	J) Other

If you've checked Option J, briefly describe below.

When did you notice you were breaking out? How many days/hours ago?*
When did you notice you were breaking out? How many days/hours ago?*

	A) a few hours ago
	B) yesterday
	C) more than 2 days ago
	D) more than 4 days ago
	E) currently symptomatic for the first time

How did you know that you were breaking out? What did you feel?*
How did you know that you were breaking out? What did you feel?*

	A) The usual burning and tingling sensation.
	B) An unusual sensation or no sensation.
	C) I noticed a swelling on my skin, but without unusual sensations or discomfort.
	D) A painful or very painful sensation right under the skin.
	E) I saw the lesion/blister, but I never experienced anything prior to that.

How often do you break out?*
How often do you break out?*

	A) every few weeks
	B) every few months
	C) every few years
	D) experienced it only once before
	E) currently experiencing these symptoms for the first time

Do you take prescribed medications for this problem?*
Do you take prescribed medications for this problem?*

	A) Yes, daily, even when there are no lesions or sores.
	B) Yes, but only during an outbreak.
	C) No, I don't take prescription medications for this condition.

If you do, can you tell us the name of the medication/s?

Have you tried over-the-counter and/or other non-prescription remedies to relieve your symptoms? If so, what are they?*
Have you tried over-the-counter and/or other non-prescription remedies to relieve your symptoms? If so, what are they?*

Please enter the word that you see below.

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