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I stated earlier to Layla that I really am skeptic and like to think I avoid false hope but since being diagnosed in January I can't help but research everything I can about HSV to see where the world is on this. I don't know if there is a cure but have found some interesting info that I wanted to share. I truly think Ozone and HBOT can help alot of us and there is a little bit of politics involved. I don't really get bothered by my symptoms so much as I hate how I may infect others and the stigma that goes with it. For those interested check these things out and I hope it at least provides you with a better day. Sorry that I don't have specific sites but see what you can find:

Ribavirin: Used in other countries to supress H (among other viruses)and claimed by Richard Renda (kind of a flake) to cure. You can't deny the treatment aspect of it though, and check out how it was used to treat the Hanta virus in 1997 when the FDA got freaked out about a possible national outbreak of Hanta. Also called Vilona in Latin America. Renda claims to treat two repeated outbreaks and no more will come. Used in US to treat Hep C and major primary HSV in certain circumstances.

Vaccine: Current studies say it reduces transmission by up to 70% and may be available in 2005. You can join clinicals if you qualify. A vaccine will ease the stigma and help a little for those worried about a non infected partner or are single. Also "invisible condom" (gel) that has been shown to prevent the transmission of STD's and can curtail the latex blues. Not alot of research since late 2003.

AuRx & Cytogenix: private research companies that are making strides in treatment and/or possible cure. Investors are pumped about it. It would take a buy out from a major Pharm company and they want numbers to sustain profits.

HBOT & Ozone: I think there is real hope here with healthy living. Too many sites to list and watch out for Quacks. More research needs to focused on here but I think the Pharms are keeping a major lid on this as the possible treatment range is huge and non-patentable. Cuba and Germany are leading the way. Put it this way, I am thinking seriously about faking the Bendz to try the Hyperbaric theory out.

Confused though that people have been trying this stuff already and noone reports being cured yet. You will find that some of the info is being suppressed by someone/thing somehow. i find it hard to believe that someone cured wouldn't post the secret everywhere. Decide for yourself and happy hunting!

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