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Two men cured of HIV... Might work for herpes.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weVy0m7OYk0

there's a follow up story also a year later:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXM9OD5TguI&feature=related

Don't know if it will cure herpes, but it's worth a shot. If someone gets cured, let us know... And what I mean by cure is blood tests show negative. Why isn't this frontpage news? I didn't hear about this until I used youtube.

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Interesting post, thanks for sharing.

A little pricey though, $25 (plus shipping) for 8 days worth of water.

Keep your eyes posted for any more links

JB

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The two men in the study do not claim to be cured. They claim to be dramatically healthier. They continue to ingest this product which they feel is responsible for their increase in vigor. We do not know if they continue to take aids drug cocktails as well. Since they didn't come right out and say "hey, and guess what, were no longer on AIDS drugs" then it is probably the case that they are on those drugs. It is unlikely that their doctors would condone going off the drugs.

The men in the study heard about ProAlgaZyme from a man suffering from prostate cancer who claimed to have been cured. So the men are interested in the immune strengthening aspects which they believe the product has.

Sometimes people adopt new diet and or exercise regimes which make a big difference in their health. It could have been the case that the couple started eating right, getting more rest, taking Geritol (joke for those of us old enough to remember the Geritol commercials), and eating ProAlgaZyme all at the same time.

I suspect that the product may be playing a role in their increased health rather than being the sole cause of it.

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Trilobite, you're right. But are they allowed to say they are cured? I'm not one of those conspiracy people, but if it did cure them of hiv, the drug companies would lose tons of money on hiv patients. Think about it. Follow the money. I just found it interesting. I'm skeptical about everything, but if I had herpes, I would give it a shot. The sad thing is you don't know what to try- there's a lot of snake oil salespeople out there. I don't know if the drugs companies are suppressing nature cures. But I do know this much if there was something that cured herpes, they would be losing a ton of money on Valtrax.

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Interesting post, thanks for sharing.

A little pricey though, $25 (plus shipping) for 8 days worth of water.

Keep your eyes posted for any more links

JB

Yeah, it is pricey. I'm trying to get my sister to try it. If it cures her, I'll let you know. And what I mean by cure is her blood tests come back negative. Then I want her to not to take it for a year, and see if the virus is still gone. Herpes effects us all. They say 1 out of 5 women have herpes. That's scary. I want this virus cured and I don't think they are ever going to cure it. Look at all the money they spent on cancer research. I hope you all get cured.

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i orderd it i should get it in the next day or to ill keep you all posted

Great. I really hope it works. I really appreciate you trying it. If it does work, imagine all the people you will help. I don't have herpes, so I can't try it myself. 1 in 5 women, have it. That's what's so scary. There's so many scams out there, so if something does work, we don't know. That's what's sad. I'm just thinking since hiv was undetectable. And we all don't know if it cured them. They might have to say they still take it, because of the drug companies. I really don't know. The thing is, why isn't this national news? I do know this much if this does cure herpes, the drug companies will lose a lot of profit on valtrax. I hope it works and thanks. I was watching the "doctors" on a youtube video and some woman got infected with HPV and years later, she got tested again for it and her blood test came back negative. HPV is suppose to be for life, unless it's just hiding in her body. I don't know. Most women have HPV I heard. 1 out of 2 sexually active people will get it in their lifetimes. That's scary. I probably have it, but there's no test for males. Most people don't know they have it. So if this stuff works, I will order it just to get rid of viruses in my body. Thanks.

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where did you ordered it???

has it worked??

I don't have herpes, but someone in my family does. I'm skeptical that it will work, but I figured if it worked for HIV, it might work for herpes. I'm trying to get someone to take Cantron. I'll tell you if it cures her. The problem is, there's so many claims, you don't know what to believe, so all you can do is try it, and if it works, tell as many people as possible.

http://www.heponline.com/ is where you order it. Someone on this forum is taking it now, so you might wanna ask him about it before you order it. If you do decide to take it, because tell us if it cured you or didn't cure you. It's expensive. I'm just thinking get a few people to try different things, and if one thing cures someone, everyone knows to try that. That's the only way, we are going to know. If you do get it, please let us know if it did or didn't work. Thanks.

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Don't know if it will cure herpes, but it's worth a shot. If someone gets cured, let us know... And what I mean by cure is blood tests show negative.

If a blood test showed negative for herpes, you would not be able to say that you didn't have herpes. Herpes can remain latent in your nerve cells. If you never shed virus, then theoretically over time, your antibody titer could drop below detectable levels. This doesn't mean you are cured.

We get vaccinations for measles as a child and then have to get retested for antibody levels during adulthood. If your body never comes in contact with the virus, then your body stops producing the antibodies... your body hasn't lost the memory or capacity to produce the antibodies, it has just stopped producing them due to lack of virus present in the environment. Same thing with herpes.

Even trying to detect for the virus is circumspect. The body doesn't shed virus continually, so you could miss the time of appearance and it would appear as if you are shedding virus. The only sure way to be cured of the virus is to figure out a way to kill the virus in the nerve cells.

HIV is an RNA virus and Herpes is a DNA virus. They are very, very different in terms of how they replicate and behave.

While this water sounds amazing, it also sounds like it cures everything. Beware the panacea... however, if you are willing to spend the money, doesn't appear to be any harm, unless you are allergic to the algae or organisms in that water.

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