A client popped up to the office Thursday.
He had been diagnosed with shingles, prescribed Valtrex, but very uncomfortable.
"Is there anything else I can do?"
"Oh, yes!"
Friday he came back.
"It's like a miracle! And all the pain in the nerve endings is gone!"
I recommended:
BHT - a food preservative - in capsule form
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BHT (Butylated hydroxytoluene)
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BHT (Butylated hydroxytoluene) is a potent antioxidant that had been found to be effective in treating a number of viral conditions including hepatitis B & C and lipid-coated viruses such as herpes and even Glandular Fever.
A paper published in the journal of Science showed that BHT could inactivate the Herpes Simplex and other lipid coated viruses (1).
This is due to BHT being approved by the FDA as a food preservative and not a medicine, it is difficult to preform human trials. Furthermore, BHT is an inexpensive and common substance which is unpatenable. This means that no pharmaceutical company will invest money into research, trails or certifying it as a medicine.
Based on early studies, some individuals with the Herpes virus began to experiment with BHT, using doses between 250-3000mg per day. The results revealed a reduction in outbreaks, other participants outbreaks remained suppressed for as long as they continued the dose and some were able to discontinue the course with no recurrences. (2)
BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene) works against the virus by disrupting the lipid membranes, in turn making them vulnerable to the immune system and damaging their ability to penetrate human cells. BHT also eliminates the binding proteins that the virus uses to pierce through cell membranes. Acting as an antioxidant, BHT neutralizes free radicals that damage cell membranes and cause inflammation. LEARN MORE
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"Hypericum perforatum, commonly known as St John's wort, has been used for centuries to treat nerve damage, sciatica and back pain. In more recent years, scientific research has supported use of Hypericum for other nervous system complaints, such as anxiety and depression. The flowers and leaves of Hypericum are full of natural phytochemicals, and can be used internally as well as topically to tone and restore the health of nerves." MORE
"Used externally, it is very effective as a wound healer and also has strong antiviral properties. It’s been used to treat HIV, herpes and hepatitis. St. John’s Wort is very well researched and has helped millions of people for many hundreds of years. It’s one of the most commonly used herbs in the U.S."
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Works in the Same Way as BHT |
"A possible alternative to suppressing the symptoms and replication of the virus may be to inactivate the herpes virus. Herpes is an enveloped virus, meaning there is a fatty protective layer (or “envelope”) surrounding the virus. Monolaurin has been shown in some laboratory studies to kill enveloped viruses, a category of viruses in which herpes in included."
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RiseUpNH Event Jan 27 Recording |
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RiseUpNH held a public conversation on “Health Science and COVID-19” on 1/27/21, hosted by Rebecca Montrone, Dr. Gene Clerkin and John-Michael Dumais. We covered many topics and questions related to both the science and politics of the pandemic.

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On January 23, 2021, Rise Up New Hampshire hosted a conversation among a group of 8 parents with children at home, in order to better understand and share how the pandemic measures have been impacting their kids physically, mentally, socially and educationally. We also discussed ideas for getting through these trying times. The conversation was facilitated by David Cope, a social worker from Hancock.
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