Natural Fever Blister Blocker Introduced

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 7, 2009 -- Dallas-based molecular biologist R. L. Lavinsky has introduced a new all-natural therapy for controlling outbreaks of fever blisters, under the name "Herpaflor®."

It has long been known that a number of herbs, as well as some natural substances such as l-lysine, inhibit reproduction of the herpes virus and formation of fever blisters. But the novelty in Lavinsky's approach is the combination of 17 of these substances in a single formula.

"Our strategy was to throw all of these things at the virus at the same time," explains Lavinsky. "Nobody has done this before; you're basically preventing the herpes virus from moving from the nerve ganglia where it hides to the skin of lips, where it causes the fever blisters."

Natural substances have been used in fever blister control with varying degrees of success in the past. "The trouble with these approaches has been the use of only one or two of these fever blister inhibitors, or too low a concentration," says Lavinsky. "But these substances work in various ways against the virus, and by combining so many of them, you're basically overwhelming the virus in its attempt to get to the skin and cause a fever blister."

The formula has been tested effectively against both Herpes Type 1 (fever blisters) and Herpes Type 2 (genital herpes).

The formula has been introduced under the name Herpaflor® and is being distributed by the company Flor Nutraceuticals, only via the Internet (www.herpaflor.com).

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

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