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Lysine for Quick Cold Sore Relief

by Chet Day

I've suffered from cold sores and mouth ulcers since

I was neck high to a fire plug, so my life took a

turn for the better when at age 51 I found a health aid

that actually helped my body deactivate within a day

or two the herpes simplex virus that allegedly causes

cold sore outbreaks.

And, no, this health aid I learned about is not some

expensive doctor-prescribed pharmaceutical that costs a

kneecap and a sternum bone to purchase.

Instead it's an amino acid called lysine, and you can

purchase it at any drug store, health food store, or

probably even grocery store these days.

Lysine comes in 500 mg and 1000 mg tablets and

capsules. The capsules cost more but are a LOT

easier o swallow. I buy the tablets because I'm

cheap, but I can't swallow them whole because they're

about as big around as a Cadillac steering wheel.

So I chew them first and then swish 'em down with a

couple glasses of water. Yes, they taste bad, but,

hey, that's the price we cheap guys pay for saving

a couple bucks.

Whenever I feel a cold sore coming on, I take at

least 1500 mg of lysine twice a day. My maintenance

dose is 1000 mg a day. When I remember to take this

dose, I don't get cold sores.

 

 

The coward believes he will live forever If he holds back in the battle, But in old age he shall have no peaceThough spears have spared his limbs Stanza 16 of the Havamal (the Sayings of Har) from the Poetic Edda

 

 

 

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