Herdox - For Cold Sores & Herpes Control

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Herdox has ingredients that are clinically proven to help limit genital and oral herpes breakouts.

EU Research from Medline Plus Health Information indicates that 90% of the population has been exposed to HSV-1 (herpes simplex virus) while 25% of the population between the ages of 25-45 have been exposed to HSV-2 (genital herpes).

Clinical research on the ingredients in Herdox have shown that it may reduce the severity of the symptoms and shorten healing time when outbreaks occur.

This is how it works...

Herpes infections most commonly occur in the mouth, but can also occur in the genital areas and in the around the eyes. Some common symptoms are swelling, redness, clusters of blisters, fever, headache, fatigue, pain, and blurred vision. These symptoms are often the worst during the first infection.

Herdox is a natural supplement that is designed to be helpful for reducing the severity and occurrences of Herpes outbreaks while also shortening healing time . One study on the ingredients in Herdox suggested the following:

• May reduce the number of herpes outbreaks
• May reduce the severity of herpes outbreaks
• May reduce healing time

By providing your body with the proper nutrients, it can naturally fight back against the herpes virus and help you take control of your life.

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Herdox Research

• Vitamin A - Vitamin A is a potent immune stimulatory vitamin. Studies have shown that patients with vitamin A deficiency experience more shedding of the herpes simplex virus (1). As well, isomers of retinoic acid ( a form of vitamin A) have demonstrated the ability to inhibit HSV replication (2).
• Vitamin E - Vitamin E is often given with vitamin A to improve the clinical response and reduce possible toxicity associated with high doses of vitamin A. A patented combination of antioxidants containing vitamin E has shown clinical effectiveness in reducing lesion development, duration and severity scores significantly compared to vehicle control or acyclovir (a prescription anti-viral) (3). Studies conducted by dentists have demonstrated vitamin E alone is effective for ulcerative herpetic lesions (4, 5).
• Zinc - One of the most important minerals for immune function, zinc has been widely studied for prevention and treatment of infections. A clinical trial showed that systemic zinc sulphate supplementation given a t a dose of 45mg daily during February, March, September and October appeared to reduce both the number of episodes and the time to recovery of herpes labialis over a 12 month period (6). Topical treatment with zinc solutions have also been effective in herpes simplex infections (7, 8).
• Selenium - The mineral selenium is also required for basic immune function. The role of selenium in anti-viral medicine is becoming quite clear, as numerous pharmaceutical anti-viral drugs are in the process of creation. A newly designed class of drugs containing selenium exhibit strong inhibition of cythopatic activity of HSV-1 (9).
• L-lysine - Classically known as an anti-herpes nutrient, patients suffering from this infection are well aware of the impact of lysine supplementation. Lysine is an effective preventative therapy, as well as a treatment option (10, 11). A clinical trial of an ointment containing lysine, zinc and botanicals revealed full resolution of symptoms in 40% of patients with oral herpes by the third day of treatment and 87% by the sixth day (12).
• Monolaurin - Monolaurin is a naturally derived supplement made from lauric acid (a fatty acid in breast milk and coconut milk) and glycerin. It is recommended for viral infections like Epstein-Barr, influenza, measles and herpes as a result of in vitro studies demonstrating anti-viral activity against these and numerous other viruses (13).
• Lactoferrin - Lactoferrin is a glycoprotein with many activities. It is an important factor in immune regulation and defense mechanisms against bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Lactoferrin has demonstrated anti-viral activity against HSV-1 and HSV-2 and exhibits synergistic activity with acyclovir against these same viruses (14).
• Garlic Powder - Garlic is often described as the panacea of botanical medicine. This common culinary herb exhibits anti-viral activity against many viruses including HSV-1 and HSV-2 (15).
• Lemon Balm Powder - Melissa officinalis is widely known in Germany for its potent anti-viral activity and is recommended for many infections, including influenza and herpes. This herb contains numerous components that inhibit replication of HSV-1 and HSV-2 (16, 17). Many topical preparations contain lemon balm which is an effective treatment for recurring herpes labialis and can reduce frequency of subsequent outbreaks (18).
• Olive Leaf Extract - Olea europea is a relatively new recommended herb for conditions of an infectious nature. It has demonstrated anti-viral activity against HIV and viral haemorrhagic septicaemia virus (19, 20). Researchers believe olive leaf may be a promising source of natural anti-viral compounds.
• Propolis Extract - Propolis is a naturally occurring product derived from beehives which contains a large flavonoid component. It displays anti-HSV-1 activity both in vitro and in vivo (21). Propolis may prevent the virus from adhering to host cells and also prevent replication of the virus. In a multi-center study, a preparation of propolis demonstrated superior activity over both acyclovir and placebo ointments in healing genital herpetic lesions, and in reducing local symptoms (22)