L-lysine and zinc in a set - power duo against herpes - highly dosed

Do you often suffer from annoying and unpleasant cold sores? The cause is the herpes simplex viruswhich many people carry in their bodies, but which does not break out as herpes in everyone. However, if this virus is reactivated, the result is itchy and burning cold sor es. Are you tired of fighting the annoying cold sores from the outside with ointments, creams or herpes patches? A treatment from the inside out could be the solution for you. With our combination set of the amino acid L-lysine and the trace element zinc, you have the best chance of preventing herpes blisters from developing in the first place or healing them much faster.

➤ Did you know that the fluid from cold sores is highly infectious? You should never touch them with your bare hands - this is the only way to effectively prevent or reduce the spread of the virus.

Contents

• What are the benefits of taking L-lysine and zinc together?
• What exactly are cold sores and how can I recognize them?
• How can lysine and zinc help to effectively contain herpes?
• Find the right dosage for optimum effect
• Do zinc and lysine have side effects?

What are the benefits of taking L-lysine and zinc together?

L-lysine and zinc are often combined with each other for optimal effect when it comes to the prevention and internal treatment of herpes blisters. are concerned. This is because taking both togetherhelps effectively against herpes simplex viruses. Many of the herpes ointments on offer have the disadvantage that they are applied externally and therefore cannot work from the inside. In addition, great care must be taken with ointments to ensure good hygiene, as the affected areas must be touched directly.

➤ Did you know that around 60 to 90 % of the world's population carry the herpes simplex virus?

What exactly are cold sores and how can I recognize them?

Cold sores are painful infections caused by the herpes simplex virus. They can appear anywhere on the body, but are most commonly seen on the outside of the mouth, lips, cheeks, nose and fingers.

The small blisters usually persist for 10 to 14 days. During this time they are very contagious. Over time, the blisters open and begin to ooze. At the end of the disease, a scab forms under which new skin grows.

Although a cold sore infection is not usually serious, it can be a major problem for people whose immune system is weakened by illness or medication. And even when a cold sore has healed, the herpes virus remains active and can lead to further outbreaks in the same area of the mouth or face.

The cause of herpes outbreaks and the accompanying cold sores is not yet known. However, it is assumed that stress, a weakened immune system and a diet high in sugar significantly increase the likelihood of an outbreak. 

How can lysine and zinc help to effectively contain herpes?

External stimuli, such as stress or a weakened immune system can reactivate the herpes simplex virus in the body. This results in the well-known cold sores. Intensive UV radiation, dry lips or hormonal changes also contribute also contribute to the formation of painful blisters.

Symptoms associated with cold sores include:

• Tingling
• Burning
• (weeping) blisters
• Nausea
• Fever

For the prevention and treatment the two substances in our set are ideal for the prevention and treatment of herpes. This is because lysine and zinc form a powerful combination and have been proven to strengthen your immune system strengthen your immune system. Supplementation with lysine and zinc can therefore can also effectively accelerate the healing of herpes outbreaks.

In one study, 65 patients suffering from recurrent herpes outbreaks were given lysine supplementation or a placebo twice a day. After twelve weeks, they were each given the other treatment. Fortunately, it was found that the symptoms of the virus were significantly less severe with the administration of lysine than with the placebo treatment.

How exactly this interaction between the amino acid and the trace element works is not yet fully understood. However, scientists assume that the interaction between the amino acid L-lysine and its counterpart L-arginine could be the key. could be the key. Arginine ensures that the herpes viruses can multiply in the body. In this case, lysine acts as an antagonist and reduces the activity of arginine, which then leads to a reduction in the multiplication of herpes viruses in the body. of herpes viruses in the body is effectively reduced.

Another study has also shown that zinc and vitamin C can significantly reduce the severity of herpes outbreaks.

Together with our L-Lysine and Super Zinc Plus capsules, you can effectively declare war on herpes viruses. Because the composition of lysine, zinc and the vitamin C it contains you successfully strengthen your defenses and are therefore less susceptible to the annoying cold sores. With a bit of luck, herpes outbreaks will soon be a thing of the past for you. And even if cold sores do occur, they usually heal much faster than you are used to with the use of our combination set.

Find the right dosage for optimum effect:

• The zinc capsules should be taken for a maximum of eight weeks. This is followed by a break of six months. Take the capsules when a herpes outbreak is imminent or cold sores are already visible.
• For prevention, take one capsule of L-lysine up to three times a day. In the event of an acute outbreak, you can increase the dosage to up to nine capsules a day. Pay particular attention to the first signs of herpes, such as tingling or pulling on the lip. 

Do zinc and lysine have side effects?

With a permanent intake of zinc the following side effects may occur:

• Tiredness
• Abdominal pain
• Headache

A regular overdosage of L-lysine could lead to the following side effects:

• Inhibition of blood clotting
• Renal dysfunction
• Blood sugar fluctuation