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Long-Awaited Herpes Vaccines Could Be Here Soon


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They are still testing on animals. Bring on the CRISPR trials and gene edit the shit out of my body already. 

I want my damn vac! 

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Alot of things are just popping out the woodworks. Not guaranteed how effective any could be, but it seems like something is coming, and someone wants to be first

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We’ll see how everything works honestly at this point it’s too soon to tell but of course we’re all sitting here with fingers crossed hoping something sticks lol if we can combine treatments for a stronger response even better 

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I wil take a shot a year and a pill daily....CRISPR me down! I DO NOT CARE!! Whatever! Just give me a leg to stand on. :)

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31 minutes ago, lookingforanswers18 said:

I wil take a shot a year and a pill daily....CRISPR me down! I DO NOT CARE!! Whatever! Just give me a leg to stand on. :)

If I had to guess at the progression of new treatment options without applying any specific timeline, it would be Pritelivir, then one or more vaccines, then CRISPR if we get really lucky for a change. The way I feel most days, I would happily take every damn one of those on top of my current pill popping schedule.

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I'm still pissed about GEN3...I don't care that it wasn't the best vaccine ever - it was clearly quite safe and would be a very nice complement to current old school AV therapy for people like me whose immune systems seem to be retarded. Wish Genocea would just give a big middle finger to the FDA and sell the vaccine in Mexico or literally anywhere so I could go get it and slow down this f'ing virus.

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12 minutes ago, Dying2Live said:

I'm still pissed about GEN3...I don't care that it wasn't the best vaccine ever - it was clearly quite safe and would be a very nice complement to current old school AV therapy for people like me whose immune systems seem to be retarded. Wish Genocea would just give a big middle finger to the FDA and sell the vaccine in Mexico or literally anywhere so I could go get it and slow down this f'ing virus.

it was finances that stopped it I think, ademedus has recently had an investor so they could be pushing forward there vaccine, and you never know genocea might get a random investment at some point one...

And for the OP , its good news again. lets hope this progresses more knowledge on vaccinating hsv.

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4 minutes ago, fixme1 said:

it was finances that stopped it I think, ademedus has recently had an investor so they could be pushing forward there vaccine, and you never know genocea might get a random investment at some point one...

And for the OP , its good news again. lets hope this progresses more knowledge on vaccinating hsv.

Yep, I agree, finances. But, that's a big part of the problem with the FDA process and the risk/benefit balancing act. Phase 3 trials are ungodly expensive and time consuming, which is a huge part of the reason we are still stuck with nothing more than decades old AV therapy.

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4 hours ago, Jimmyjimmyhuapua said:

I think there is another vaccine work looks promising...

 

http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/longawaited-herpes-vaccines-could-be-here-soon/

Can this article be taken seriously they mention hsv the virus that causes genital warts. I hope that it works but it seems odd that there getting two different viruses mixed up.

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Has anyone tried fulvic acid yet in this thread? I've been 5 months OB free and I attribute it to my addition of fulvic acid into my supplement regime.  It does wonders for the body.  If any of ya'll experience symptoms frequently give it a try!

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49 minutes ago, valleynovascotia said:

Can this article be taken seriously they mention hsv the virus that causes genital warts. I hope that it works but it seems odd that there getting two different viruses mixed up.

http://www.cobre.ceidr.lsu.edu/gusp.html here researcher's area dr name is Dr K. Gus Kousoulas his field looks herpes

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5 hours ago, BulaHope said:

Already covered in the two topics below this one!

Yes i saw that link but i didnt want to pay to read it and lots of people here also. So I shared this link and people can read it free did u get it !?

 

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5 minutes ago, Jimmyjimmyhuapua said:

Yes i saw that link but i didnt want to pay to read it and lots of people here also. So I shared this link and people can read it free did u get it !?

 

How can you be billed for reading a comment?

 

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1 minute ago, lookingforanswers18 said:

To read the orginal article you have to purchase a subscription 

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2167935-hope-for-herpes-vaccine-after-it-wipes-out-virus-in-monkeys/

 

Ok i see, Did the vax cure herpes for the monkeys if so then maybe we could be cured because didn't we get herpes from monkeys?

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23 minutes ago, Jimmyjimmyhuapua said:

Yes i saw that link but i didnt want to pay to read it and lots of people here also. So I shared this link and people can read it free did u get it !?

 

Yeah gotcha- it's just that someone else I think posted a free link in the same thread. No worries

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3 minutes ago, BulaHope said:

Yeah gotcha- it's just that someone else I think posted a free link in the same thread. No worries

When i looked first i didnt see it then didnt check it and today saw this new wanted to share and to make people optimistic a little :) Yesterday i saw that post but it was requiring payment so i couldnt read i thought it was a different vax new

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12 minutes ago, valleynovascotia said:

Ok i see, Did the vax cure herpes for the monkeys if so then maybe we could be cured because didn't we get herpes from monkeys?

But virus could evolve after years you know lots of vax tests were succesfull on monkeys but failed on humans. I hope it wont. every new research is comig a bit closer to cure.

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27 minutes ago, Jimmyjimmyhuapua said:

But virus could evolve after years you know lots of vax tests were succesfull on monkeys but failed on humans. I hope it wont. every new research is comig a bit closer to cure.

Yeah there is a lot going on. In another thread Nietzsche found a good video of Betsy Herold speech about the Albert Einstein vaccine- looks like they've found a company to take on the work for a Phase I trial, though wasn't entirely clear to me who or when. Probably still a long way away

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