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Re: Re: Valtrex and lysine at the same time--Alzheimers

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On another note--there is now some strong evidence that the herpes simplex

virus travels to the brain, contributing to the build-up of plaque that is

prevalent in Alzheimers--and that people who have chronic cold sores (herpes

simplex 1) are at significant risk of later exhibiting Alzheimers. The whole

inflammatory-lousy immune system connection. All the more reasons to think

about the research Boyd Haley has stated is going on at U of Kentucky, I

believe, that shows improvement of Alzheimers with chelation.

So...I'm loading up on lysine and Lauricidin for the rest of my days. My

father had Alzheimers--and I recall him with chronic cold sores. And that's my

legacy as well.

In a message dated 12/13/2008 10:39:41 A.M. Central Standard Time,

danasview@... writes:

> Does any body have expirience with giving valtrex and lysine at the

> same time. My 5 y.o. son has herpes virus and on valtrex currently,

> would it be good idea to add lysine also?

I did not use Valtrex, only lysine. However, my son's herpes virus

was eliminated with lysine, and it also prevented new herpes virus

from just going back into his brain. Lysine deficiency was one of the

things that caused my son's immune system dysfunction.

So I would definitely recommend you give lysine at some point.

The viral die off from lysine caused a LOT of yeast overgrowth, which

I controlled with biotin and GSE. So watch for yeast.

Dana

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