I made some corrections to this article today. I am not surprised that it has been so popular, and it is regrettable that it had some errors in it. Hopefully all is fixed now. It should be noted that Herpes virus are not retro-viruses, although they importantly share in the property of viral latency and resurgent infection. Herpes viruses typically do not integrate their DNA into the host genome. After some thought, I favor the idea that flavonoids are keeping the virus in latency. In combination with a good supplementation program that promotes healthful DNA methylation, the flavonoids help to keep transcription well regulated, so that the virus may be prevented from a resurgent infection. Cellular immunity is also potentiated, which should also help to keep the infection down. Other properties of the flavonoids may keep new infections tightly localized. I may have a new article about this, after I give it further thought and study. In the meantime, I hope that you are enjoying your healthful parsley regimen.

Regards,
proclus
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I also wanted to note that this regimen might be expected to be beneficial for cases of shingles, which result from resurgent herpes zoster infections. If you ever had chicken pox, you are at risk for shingles, and this regimen may help to keep that virus in latency as well.

Regards,
proclus
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It is noteworthy that cancers of the throat and related are on the rise due to and increase in HPV, Human papillomavirus, infections. This is the most common sexually transmitted virus, so this is quite a worrisome development. HPV is also associated with common skin warts, and I happen to have a single plantar wart on the bottom of my foot for experimentation. I have noticed in the past that it is sensitive to changes in my CR-related regimen, and this is no surprise given the HPV viral mechanism. I am only disappointed that I have not yet gotten it to disappear, although I have had some hopeful signs recently. If you want a little advance info, I'd recommend avoiding dairy treats late in the day. If you have GERD, you are likely at increased risk, especially if you are taking proton channel blockers. Calcium supplements should probably be taken in the morning, not in the evening. More on this later. In the meantime, HPV could certainly be added to the list of viruses in this article, which should give hope to sufferers of maladies, such as cervical cancer.

Regards,
proclus
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Have you considered using L-lysine supplements to reduce and then eliminate herpes simplex outbreaks? I have been using it for over 20 years with wonderful results. Herpes can not be eliminated from the body as it is a natural resident. Only the outbreaks can be controlled with supplements. I take one Twinlab capsule a day as prevention only.