Herpes Prevention without any Chemicals
A new device which was recently developed in Europe with the help of scientists, doctors and a newly available microchip technology, means hope for millions of cold sores sufferers. It is based on the principle of concentrated heat destroying the herpes virus, thus preventing its outbreak in the form of well known blisters. The application takes only 4 seconds, is perfectly safe and natural, without any chemicals and has been approved and certified by various independent organizations.
Waiheke Island, Auckland (PRWEB) May 16, 2006 -- Herpes simplex labialis or lip herpes is one of the most common skin diseases. Almost everyone knows the uncomfortable feeling it creates, such as tingling and itching or even burning. Within a short time, painful vesicles, followed by thick crusts spread over the lips. Almost 90% of the worlds population are victims of this regularly returning viral infection.
There are various reasons: Stress, low immune system, sun exposure or fever – therefore sometimes it is also called "fever blisters". Menstruation trauma can also be a cause for the disease.
There are a number of options for treatment, such as crèmes and tablets. However there is also a natural technique which works free of any chemicals and is free of risks or side effects. Herpotherm works with concentrated heat: Temperatures between 50 and 51 degrees Celsius stop the spreading of the pathogen and make the symptoms disappear quickly.
The battery-powered device looks just like a lip stick and easily fits into every pocket. It has a golden contact plate which is being placed on the infected portion and through which heat is applied. The entire treatment takes place in less than 4 seconds. The product has been dermatologically tested and approved and is safe for allergy sensitive people as well.
Herpotherm is available from participating stores and pharmacies or online under www.wellness-shop.com. For more information visit the homepage on www.herpotherm.co.nz or if from New Zealand, just call the free Hotline 0800-HERPES (0800-437 737).
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