Cold Sore Cure? Molecular Biologist Introduces Cold Sore "Blocker."

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 5, 2009 -- A team of researchers led by molecular biologist R. M. Lavinsky has released to the market under the name "Herpaflor" (www.herpaflor.com) an intricate compound of proven natural herpes killers in what they call "the closest thing you can get to a cold sore cure."

"There are many people looking for a cold sore cure, because cold sores are painful and embarrassing for tens of millions of Americans," explains Lavinsky. "What we did was compile and analyze the reliable research that was out there, and capitalize on this history of solid research to create our compound."

The team combined 17 different compounds in a liquid topical formula intended to suppress outbreaks of herpes type 1 (cold sores, fever blisters) and herpes type II (genital herpes. The compound works by creating an environment on the skin that is hostile to the movement of the herpes virus from the nerve ganglia where it hides to the skin where it attempts to establish itself. For cold sores, the company's small yellow tablet contains a host of herpes-blocking herbs; when taken at the first signs of a cold sore, it can often actually block the sore from forming at all.

Attempts at cold sores cures are not new. There have been dozens introduced that contain one, or perhaps a few, of these natural substances - but nothing so far-reaching as the Herpaflor compound.

"Many people don't realize that most drugs are derived from plants and herbs in the first place," explained Lavinsky. "Just because something is natural doesn't mean it is less potent. And sometimes, as with our Herpaflor compound, the side effects
are significantly reduced from those you find with pharmaceuticals."

Some of the ingredients of the formula include licorice root, l-lysine, prunella vulgaris, lemon balm and nopal cactus. The company, Flor Nutraceuticals, uses a proprietary dual-extraction process involving oil-based and alcohol-based extraction to draw a full range of components from the herbs.

"We believe this to be a real leap in the pursuit of a cold sore cure, and we expect the word-of-mouth to be big once more people are using it and having success with it," concludes Lavinsky.

The products are available only on the Internet, at www.Herpaflor.com.

More information can be found online at http://www.herpaflor.com

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