Infection with the herpes simplex virus usually triggers an acute phase that may be accompanied by a fever and cold sores. Then the symptoms subside, but the virus retreats and hides in the trigeminal ganglia, a cluster of nerve cells near each ear in people. Once ensconced in nerve cells, the virus never goes away.
The most common symptoms of infection are embarrassing and unpleasant sores on the lips, mouth and face. But the virus can also have severe consequences: Herpes simplex virus type 1 is the leading cause of infectious blindness and can be deadly to babies who pick up the virus during birth.
A new research in mice finds that a previously discounted protein known to play a role in the initial infection is the key. The viral protein enables dormant herpes virus to wake up. The protein, called VP16, acts as the gatekeeper for the damaging, infective activity of the virus, a new results in mice show.
Researchers identify key protein that reactivates virus under stress. In the new study, mice were infected with herpes virus carrying a mutated, inactive form of VP16. After the initial infection had faded, the researchers stressed the mice by raising body temperature and watched to see how many mice had a recurrence of a viral outbreak.
The researchers used a new technique to monitor viral gene activity and viral proteins in individual nerve cells. Stress did not reactivate the virus in these mice. But in mice infected with herpes carrying the functional form of VP16, the virus came roaring back, suggesting that VP16 is the key to reactivation.
In addition to pinpointing VP16 as a key player in reawakening the virus, the new study also shows that the VP16 gene becomes active much earlier in the reactivation than it does in the initial infection. The VP16 protein is made by the active gene in a small number of neurons, which is enough to begin the cascade of infectivity anew.
Stress, sunburns and fevers can rouse the latent virus and cause sores, but the details of how the virus can come out of hibernation has been a mystery. Figuring out what causes an inactive, latent state to become a highly infectious state is very important for understanding this virus. The results may lead to a better way to control herpes simplex virus type 1.
Herpes infections are much more common than most people realize. Yet strangely, herpes cures are among the most difficult dermatological treatments to have success with. Unlike HPV, which is satisfied and content with simply nestling into skin tissue, the herpes virus opts to burrow deep into the system. Cures for herpes would have to do the same.
Sure, there are antiviral drugs available, which can help, but they take time to process through the digestive tract to have a full systemic effect on herpes. A cure is needed immediately once an outbreak appears. Pills often take time to take effect and are not a cure for herpes virus infections when full blown.
HSVCurative is a potent all natural antiviral cure for herpes, highly effective against HSV1 and HSV2; it has a wide spectrum of antiviral activity against these viruses, even for genital herpes. The cure in this treatment has the ability to inactivate and destroy HSV, which has been established in published clinical trials. It is to be applied directly to an outbreak.
HSVCurative is used specifically to treat HSV1 and HSV2 infections and acts as a curative agent against both these strains of herpes. It exhibits a pronounced anti-herpetic activity against HSV1 and HSV2 and, unlike other cures for herpes, actually kills these viruses upon exposure regardless of location on the body.
HSVCurative contains certified organic medicinal plant extracts and antiviral essential oils which cause cellular death to HSV1 and HSV2 in scientific studies. HSVCurative has a rather remarkable array of pharmacological and biochemical properties which inactivate and destroy the herpes virus for unprecedented results compared to other cures for herpes.
The importance of applying certified organic material to outbreaks or open sores cannot be overstated. This is because one is applying a topical remedy directly to exposed porous tissue, or open lesions. HSVCurative is certified organic and is meant for medicinal use. To learn more, please go to http://www.bcured.net.
The most common symptoms of infection are embarrassing and unpleasant sores on the lips, mouth and face. But the virus can also have severe consequences: Herpes simplex virus type 1 is the leading cause of infectious blindness and can be deadly to babies who pick up the virus during birth.
A new research in mice finds that a previously discounted protein known to play a role in the initial infection is the key. The viral protein enables dormant herpes virus to wake up. The protein, called VP16, acts as the gatekeeper for the damaging, infective activity of the virus, a new results in mice show.
Researchers identify key protein that reactivates virus under stress. In the new study, mice were infected with herpes virus carrying a mutated, inactive form of VP16. After the initial infection had faded, the researchers stressed the mice by raising body temperature and watched to see how many mice had a recurrence of a viral outbreak.
The researchers used a new technique to monitor viral gene activity and viral proteins in individual nerve cells. Stress did not reactivate the virus in these mice. But in mice infected with herpes carrying the functional form of VP16, the virus came roaring back, suggesting that VP16 is the key to reactivation.
In addition to pinpointing VP16 as a key player in reawakening the virus, the new study also shows that the VP16 gene becomes active much earlier in the reactivation than it does in the initial infection. The VP16 protein is made by the active gene in a small number of neurons, which is enough to begin the cascade of infectivity anew.
Stress, sunburns and fevers can rouse the latent virus and cause sores, but the details of how the virus can come out of hibernation has been a mystery. Figuring out what causes an inactive, latent state to become a highly infectious state is very important for understanding this virus. The results may lead to a better way to control herpes simplex virus type 1.
Herpes infections are much more common than most people realize. Yet strangely, herpes cures are among the most difficult dermatological treatments to have success with. Unlike HPV, which is satisfied and content with simply nestling into skin tissue, the herpes virus opts to burrow deep into the system. Cures for herpes would have to do the same.
Sure, there are antiviral drugs available, which can help, but they take time to process through the digestive tract to have a full systemic effect on herpes. A cure is needed immediately once an outbreak appears. Pills often take time to take effect and are not a cure for herpes virus infections when full blown.
HSVCurative is a potent all natural antiviral cure for herpes, highly effective against HSV1 and HSV2; it has a wide spectrum of antiviral activity against these viruses, even for genital herpes. The cure in this treatment has the ability to inactivate and destroy HSV, which has been established in published clinical trials. It is to be applied directly to an outbreak.
HSVCurative is used specifically to treat HSV1 and HSV2 infections and acts as a curative agent against both these strains of herpes. It exhibits a pronounced anti-herpetic activity against HSV1 and HSV2 and, unlike other cures for herpes, actually kills these viruses upon exposure regardless of location on the body.
HSVCurative contains certified organic medicinal plant extracts and antiviral essential oils which cause cellular death to HSV1 and HSV2 in scientific studies. HSVCurative has a rather remarkable array of pharmacological and biochemical properties which inactivate and destroy the herpes virus for unprecedented results compared to other cures for herpes.
The importance of applying certified organic material to outbreaks or open sores cannot be overstated. This is because one is applying a topical remedy directly to exposed porous tissue, or open lesions. HSVCurative is certified organic and is meant for medicinal use. To learn more, please go to http://www.bcured.net.