Living Herpes Free?

Yes, you can....and here is how

Well, not right here...but you are only a few steps away from finding out more about living Herpes free and we truly hope you'll follow through until you get to your goal.

On the Herpes Protocol®, in spite of the inevitable naysayers, this amazing level of success has been achieved, so far, by everyone who has given it a chance.

The next level requires REMAINING clear of lesions and blisters, permanently. In other words, living Herpes free. And the good news is...folks, it can be done and it isn't any more difficult, demanding, nor risky, than achieving the initial goal.

So, since living Herpes free is our next and final goal, as far as Herpes infections are concerned, let's go on and get it taken care of. But remember, Herpes free doesn't mean virus free. If you forgot all about that, please go back to the main page and read everything on this site all over again.

Herpes free means symptom free. Outbreak free. Blister free. Lesion free. Isn't that good enough? Well, maybe some of you will say "No, not good enough! I want to get rid of this thing, once and for all!". And if that's how you want to deal with it, this site is not for you.

But if what you wish and hope for is to live symptom free, so that you don't have to experience the painful disruption of life caused by blister eruptions and other unsightly rashes, then you might as well have just landed in Shangrilah.

Can you still infect others, you might ask, even if you succeed at living Herpes free, or Herpes rash free, I should say?

Well, the jury is still out on that one, even though we keep hearing otherwise. The truth is that no one "really" knows for sure. But think about it for a moment and use your common sense.

Wouldn't it make sense that, if your skin is intact and not broken, if you don't have any open, oozing or bleeding blisters and/or lesions in other words, intimate contact with another should be at the very least... less dangerous?

I mean, we do have "a skin" on us for a reason: it protects us from whatever noxious element may otherwise easily penetrate our defenses and eat us up. If your skin is intact, and your partner's skin is intact, chances are that you are playing it much safer than if either one of you has a wound or ulceration of any kind, since that represents a breech through which infections can be transmitted.

Therefore, even though the Herpes Protocol® is not to be considered similar to anti-viral meds (meaning that it is not designed to destroy the Herpes virus), it can dramatically boost your self-esteem and confidence in your ability to engage in relationships, by helping you maintain a healthy looking skin, blister free, lesion free and rash free.

IMPORTANT: Please remember to always use adequate means of protection, for yourself and your partner, when you choose to engage in an intimate exchange of any kind, and that applies whether you are on the Herpes Protocol®, on anti-viral medications, or on anything else designed to offset Herpes symptoms. Living Herpes Free can be achieved through the application of the Maintenance Version of the Herpes Protocol®, but the Protocol doesn't protect from getting infected or infecting others. (NOTE: clicking on the link above will bring you to the Herpes Protocol® Maintenance page, where you'll learn how to avoid or minimize relapses. That page will ask for a password, which you can obtain by filling out the simple form at the bottom of this page. Thank you for your willingness to help us collect essential statistical data. Please rest assured that your personal information will never be shared or disclosed to anyone, without your prior written permission)

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Should you be reading these pages during an "in-between" time (in-between outbreaks that is), I recommend that you start at the dosages indicated in the Maintenance Version of the Herpes Protocol®, not at the dosages of the Acute Version, since they are significantly higher and not necessary if you are not experiencing an active outbreak.

It is highly possible that, once you are on the Maintenance Version of the Herpes Protocol®, you may either no longer develop lesions or the lesions may come at much longer intervals. Should a relapse occur, please switch from Maintenance to Acute Version of the Herpes Protocol® as soon as you realize what is happening and follow directions until all lesions have healed, before reverting back to the Maintenance Version.