Jump to content

Has anyone been cured? Like completely cured, with negative test result...?


Lovelea

Recommended Posts

A cure isn't currently possible. A negative blood test is though, because antivirals can drive the antibody count below 0.9. In terms of what's out there, the consensus of the medical and scientific communities is that there is no cure. Anyone saying there is is either deluded or, more likely, a scam artist. 

In ten years? Cure could be very possible. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

10 hours ago, Lovelea said:

Just curious about how if so. There are so many things out there but hard to find people actually cured...

Hard to find because it doesn't exist. Maybe in 50 years so get ready to live most if not all of your life with it,

Link to comment
Share on other sites

No and it's hard to measure. Sometimes blood tests show false negatives and even then it's just testing for the antibodies and not the actual virus which lays dormant hiding from our immune systems. I heard a great explanation somewhere that it's like spilling glitter into a carpet and the only way to be cured would be to remove every little piece of glitter. the herpes will keep on replicating copies of itself and hiding out. There has been no known cure as far as we know and I'm not sure there will be anything soon. Maybe in 10+ years we will see better treatment.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

On 11/2/2018 at 12:53 PM, Roja said:

As far as I know it is impossible to be cured. The virus just stays in our blood until we'll leave this beautiful planet ;-) 

It's not in your blood; It's in your nerve cells at specific areas.

  • Thanks 1
  • Haha 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 3 weeks later...
25 minutes ago, luisjk said:

I read since a patient cured herps with a drug for cancer but with terrible side effects.Depending on the treatment for cancer never had any herps

Unfortunately over 50% of what people read on the internet is false. This falls deeply inside that I can confidently tell you.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

On 11/20/2018 at 8:36 PM, WilsoInAus said:

Unfortunately over 50% of what people read on the internet is false. This falls deeply inside that I can confidently tell you.

Including that no one has been cured. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

There is no cure if there was we would have heard about it but anything is possible u never know what could happen. They cured hep c so maybe we will see a breakthrough cure.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 1 year later...
31 minutes ago, londlalady said:

The naturopath I'm working with had hsv2 and constant outbreaks for 16 years.  She put herself through a treatment protocol based on auryvedic, gerson and a bunch of other stuff, culminating in a triple Kambo session and has been testing negative with for the past 6 years.  I'm now doing her protocol as I get 1 to 3 outbreaks a week - always been like that for the past 6 years and I can't bear it.  Her protocol is touch, but I'm hoping it'll at least help it go dormant or reduce outbreaks, if I don't get cured.  I've tried Kambo a bunch of times already and met people who have been symptom free (and tested negative) since doing kambo, but I guess I have more going on in my body that is preventing that from happening right now.

No one has ever been cured, including our primate ancestors.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

11 minutes ago, londlalady said:

Your statement is not a proven fact.  I've met a number of people that no longer have herpes and I've even seen their before and after test results.  Any kind of healing starts with a positive mindset, and I choose to not be angry, bitter and negative and to keep that positivity and lightness.  If the protocol works, even to just reduce the outbreaks, I'll update everyone.

Yes it is a proven fact by induction from it has never been disproven.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

13 hours ago, londlalady said:

Proven in my circle.  Not in yours.  So, a fact in your circle.  Not in mine.

Yes even in your circle, no one has ever eradicated HSV 1/2 from their bodies.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 hour ago, londlalady said:

I'm sorry that you are in such a negative headspace. I've seen it with my own eyes and believe it is possible, though hard work.  I don't need to explain any more than I already have.  Have a nice life.

No you have not seen it with your own eyes, you have been hoodwinked by a herbalist. Ain't nobody got time for that.

Yes you do need to be held accountable for your influence over other people. This is not a website for snake oil and hocus pocus - you've come to the wrong place.

That's being positive, a focus on what will really remove herpes from the body, like gene editing.

Have a nice life.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 minute ago, londlalady said:

Okay, firstly you're on a thread which is asking a question which I have answered.  You are not, you are merely shaking your miserableness over others hopefulness and curiosity... and any person with an ounce of sense knows that healing always starts in the mind.  

Secondly, the naturopath I'm working with is also a friend and colleague.  She has shown me her before and after blood tests.  5 post-healing tests that are all negative and 3 pre-healing that are all positive.  Furthermore, her husband, who has been with her for 7 years confirms how she used to have constant outbreaks and he met her during her deep healing process, supported her and now she is clear of it.  IF THAT'S NOT SOMEONE CURING THEMSELVES, THEN PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IT IS???  

Thirdly, another friend of mine had it for 6 years and also went through a rigorous healing protocol.  She has been outbreak free for nearly two years now and I have also SEEN HER POSITIVE AND NOW NEGATIVE BLOOD TEST RESULTS.  Both of them have told me about, and introduced me to, 4 others who are also now testing negative, but I have not seen their blood test results to confirm this.  That is a total of 6 people who are now testing negative.  All having done a similar protocol and it taking about 2 years of extreme discipline.

There is no hocus pocus bullsh*t going on here.  I'm not selling anything.  I'm not telling people what to do.  I'm merely sharing information THAT IS REQUESTED ON THIS THREAD.  

So, you do you, and I'll do me.  But I suggest you take your naysaying to a thread where you can naysay with the other naysayers rather than making a blanket statement that you have zero proof of on a thread that is not asking for it.  

 

I'm sorry but this unacceptable and I have reported for moderation.

This is fake. No one has ever eradicated herpes from their body. Many people have faked blood tests or are using incorrect blood test results to make false claims. All intended to induce people into expensive protocols.

Bullshit is called.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

2 minutes ago, londlalady said:

As I said, you do you and I'll do me.  Go be miserable somewhere else and stop harassing people on a forum that is supposed to support people.

No, it is you that needs to stop harassing people with fake claims, it is actually illegal.

Post flagged for moderation.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

@londlalady it depends what you mean with "being cured". There has been no medical research yet that have shown cases in which the latent copies of HSV in the sensory ganglia have been eliminated by the body. This supposition mainly comes from knowing that it's impossible for the immune system to detect a silent infection. It has only been shown recently that mice exposed to a substantial thermal stress had a strong reactivation in their neurons, which caused those neurons to get destroyed; but that would cause you to lose some sensory abilities.

In the cases that you have described, being cured means "finding the right supplements / therapies that reduces the reactivations at a point that no more antibodies (IgG) are developed by the immune system". The blood exam turns negative because of this reason. It happens also to some people that take a long term suppressive therapy with acyclovir. For some of us reaching such a condition is perfectly desirable.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Mice have been 92% cured and the latent viral genome has been destroyed at the host neurons. There is a theoretical cure but it's yet to be tested, let alone approved for consumption. The good news is that a sterilizing cure is now a semi-realistic prospect.

Edited by Malcolm
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

  • Donate

    If Honeycomb has helped you, please help us by making a donation so we can provide you with even better features and services.

  • The Hive is Thriving!

    • Total Topics
      71.9k
    • Total Posts
      485.2k
  • Posts

    • CHT
      Hey Jeremy.... I know only too well that emotional pain you are feeling.... I really do.... and many of us on this site also know that pain.  It's not so much the physical side of having HSV that hurts, it's the stigma and risk of rejection that stings like hell!  You have to do what you think is right as it relates to when you disclose your HSV status when getting to know someone romantically.... I just think it's best to do it relatively early, and certainly before any sexual activity.   Have you looked into dating sites that cater to those with HSV?  I know others have had some luck with meeting partners on these sites.... you don't have to worry about the "disclosure" talk nor would you obviously have to worry about passing along a virus the other person already has.... take a few minutes and search around and see if it's an option you like. By the way, by taking your daily antiviral med and using a condom, your risk of passing along the virus is down around 1.9%.... pretty good odds that if you stick to your regimen you are very unlikely to transmit the virus....keep that in mind when you meet your next girlfriend and need to have "the talk."  That statistic might help calm any concerns about contracting the virus from you. I hope you don't give up.... as tough as it can be to find the right partner, it's still worth trying.... try to stay optimistic and look into some alternate options and see what happens.... all the best.... take care.
    • FirstTimeUser
      @WilsoInAuswould appreciate your thoughts as have seen you comment quite a bit before!
    • Marlena
      Good morning. My name is Marlena and I come from Poland. Sorry, my English is average. For two years I have been in a relationship with a man, for a year and a half I have been struggling with intimate problems. On average, my intimate condition is getting worse every month. Then I feel itching, redness, swelling around the entrance to the vagina, small blisters (not always). Most often it is only red and swollen, itches and then disappears. This state lasts 3-4 days. I come from a small town, doctors don't know what it is. They say it's 'skin irritation'. They prescribe moisturizing creams with lactic acid, probiotics. It doesn't help. I did a blood test for HSV on my own, which is very expensive in Poland, but it does not separate HSV1 from HSV2. The doctor, when he shows these results, says that it's not herpes, but irritation. I would like to add that in the past I suffered from herpes on the lips, then it was a 'scab'. There has never been a scab in an intimate area. Sometimes there are blisters that last 1-2 days, but not always. So what do high blood test results mean? I would like to add that in Poland people do not talk about the HSV virus. It's just that sometimes someone has it on their lips and that's it. Results translation: IgM HSV 1/2: questionable IgG HSV 1/2: result above the measuring range https://files.fm/f/4cpu7uee4  
    • FirstTimeUser
      This is my first time posting here. Im generally pretty anxious when it comes to anything to do with health conditions etc. For context I have had jock itch and fungal infections previously on my buttcrack. I have had 0 new sexual partners and I am not concerned about my girlfriend cheating at all. 4 days ago my balls began itching and red pretty much all over, as you can see some general flakeyness and what looks to be a lesion I noticed on Monday when I checked them out. My partner and I do get cold sores from time to time so the anxious part of me is concerned this could be herpes, but at the same time could be some sort of fungal infection. My doctor cant see me until tomorrow so I just have to worry until then. There is no pain and nothing on the penis or anywhere else, just general itchiness. Any ideas if this is herpes or not?  
    • Jeremy Spokein
      Yes, but every married person who I found out about that has this waited 6-8 months into the relationship to disclose it. But maybe you're right. If I had told her 6-7 months in, she'd still have Googled it and flipped out, and maybe it would have been harder then. I don't know. I don't see myself going through this level of pain and rejection so easily next time. I really don't. I'm taking the meds. I use protection. It's been almost a decade since I've had it so I'm not worried about shedding or passing it on so easily. British studies confirm that the first 2 years are the most contagious and we're passed that. I'm just over this. I've never been in so much emotional pain in my life.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.