the best protocol for herpes

omg...has anyone tested negative after the vco method????....

Not that I know of... the oil merely keep the virus at bay, but (in my opinion) isn't strong enough to eradicate the virus from the body... it needs bigger guns ...

But hey... I could be just "riffing" here...

O I C is there any cure that does not involve spraying a dmso mixture all over?? My body does not do well with that at ANY strength

Politics...really? Is there no other way for your analogy to work. I'm sure hope alienating forum members was not your intent.

@Znzmagic that is encouraging!

Thank you for the research...

Hello, I have suffered from oral herpes like 30 years. I have used protocol 1000+, and also external cure at the lower back and many bath with MMS. Guess what? It has been more than 6 months since I did not experienced an outbreak. I still can not believe it, I am a completely another person now.

So I recommend the protocol 1000+ for curing your nasty herpes.

Thank you Mr Jim Humble, you and MMS are really a wonder for me

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I take VCO daily myself, and for 6 months I had no OB. But this May I got another one. The MMS helped me to get rid of it in 4-5 days, but I was hoping for more success with VCO. I purchased the best quality of VCO and took it daily 2-3 times. I continue taking it, because it is good for the body, but I am not sure about the elimination of the herpes, just with VCO. I remember seeing John D's comments about the lypid coating elimination with Monolaurin, which is suppose to come from VCO, and eats away the protective lypid coating of the virus. This exposes the virus and it can be killed by the immune system, or MMS. Unfortunately, John D was banned from the forum and his protocol cannot be found anymore. He made few very important comments, which I found very useful and made sense. So, VCO is good, but you need to bring the big ' guns ' like MMS to get rid of this bug.

Lacika13, if you want the John D. Protocol, send me a PM.

Topical lugols iodine, 15% solution is best, applied topically can stop an outbreak if applied when the itching starts. It will also dry up an outbreak quickly.