viernes, 27 de mayo de 2011

Vaginal / Genital Herpes, Diet Tips: Tip #.2 Balance Arginine rich foods with Lysine

  
  
    


 



Lysine helps to stop the virus which causes herpes. If you get ample amounts of this amino acid in
your diet it can help to reduce the frequency of the symptoms and make healing faster.
This is why it is recommended to eat foods that are high in Lysine, or take a Lysine supplement.
See the Supplements and Natural Therapies section of this guide for advice on what to look for in
a Lysine supplement.
Foods that contain high amounts of Lysine are:
  • Most vegetables and fruits particularly beets, avocados, mangos, tomatoes, apples,
  • apricots, pears, figs and papaya
  • Dairy products such as milk, yogurt and cheeses
  • Eggs
  • Brewer’s yeast
  • Fish, particularly sardines and cod
  • Chicken, beef and lamb
  • Sprouts








Vaginal / Genital Herpes, Diet Tips: TIP #.1 Avoid supplements or foods that contain excessive Arginine

 
 



One theory is that foods which contain high amounts of the amino acid Arginine can provoke or
bring on a herpes episode for some people.












This is related to the fact that the herpes virus requires this amino acid to grow, replicate and to
become active. This is why limiting foods which are very high in Arginine can be helpful for those
who are trying to reduce herpes breakouts.
Foods which are high in Arginine and can commonly trigger an outbreak are:


Where can the genital / vaginal herpes symptoms appear?

   
 




Genital herpes is commonly found on or around the boxer short area which can include the
vagina, vulva, penis, underneath the foreskin, scrotum, anus, groin area, buttocks, base of the
spine (coccyx) and thigh areas.

Genital herpes is usually confined to the one small area where the infection first began, or very
nearby to that area. A significant impact on the immune system may occasionally cause outbreaks
to surface in multiple or other genital locations, such as an illness, intense stress or a vaccination.









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What does genital / vaginal herpes usually look like?

   
  



  
Before herpes appears the area will sometimes tingle, feel slightly raised and may appear red and
inflamed. This pain or tingling feeling can often be felt a couple of days before any sore or lesion
appears.















Who is prone to getting genital/vaginal herpes?

 
   
  


Regardless of how we live our lives any person who has sex is at risk of contracting herpes. A lot
of people think that you need to be promiscuous or unclean to become affected by genital herpes,
but this couldn’t be further from the truth.


Just as anyone can catch the flu or any other virus, if you are sexually active then you can catch
genital herpes too. You can also contract genital herpes from a cold sore during oral sex, without
ever having intercourse.













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What is genital / vaginal herpes and why do the symptoms tend to reoccur?

 
  




Herpes is caused by a microscopic virus which most people are exposed to at some point in their
lives.

There are many conditions that are caused by the herpes virus family including genital
herpes, cold sores, shingles and whitlow, all of which can benefit from this Herpes Free Diet Guide.













Lysine, Natural Amino Acid Fights and cures vaginal / genital Herpes





   

 
An internal approach that could make a world of difference
If you have been researching treatment approaches to combat the herpes and cold sore virus then you are bound to discover useful information about the amino acid Lysine.
Lysine is a natural supplement that, if taken at a high enough dose, works to restrict the herpes virus' food -- without posing any serious health risks or side effects.
  • What is Lysine?
  • How does Lysine work?
  • I have tried Lysine, it didn't work
  • Why is that?
  • Is Lysine suitable for genital and oral herpes?
  • What to look for in a Lysine supplement
  • Lysine Dose Information
What is Lysine?

Lysine is an amino acid that you obtain naturally through your diet. It is one of the amino acids that can only be acquired through your diet (or by taking a Lysine supplement).
Taken in adequate dosages, this amino acid has been scientifically proven to "slow down" and retard the growth of the herpes virus, as well as inhibit viral replication.  Viral replication is when the virus grows and multiplies in larger numbers.

Studies have shown that supplements of Lysine can reduce the frequency and intensity of herpes and cold sore outbreaks.