No Effective Herpes Vaccine Developed Yet; Patients Wait For Cure

SPRINGVILLE, UTAH. (PRWEB) July 18, 2012

Nearly 55 million people in the United States of America are infected by the deadly virus known as herpes. It is one of the contagious diseases and can spread because of skin contact, oral sex, sexual intercourse or by any other means of exchange of semen, vaginal fluid, blood or saliva. Despite several years of research and experimentation, no progress has been done to create a herpes vaccine that actually works.

Herpes is a viral disease caused by the viruses HSV-1 and HSV-2. Symptoms include cold sores and genital herpes. Varicella – zoster virus, Epstein – barr virus, human cytomegalovirus and the novel human herpes virus are other forms of the same virus. The virus is incurable because once it enters the body; it cannot be removed from it. By interfering with the host body’s protein system the virus multiples to make millions of copies of itself, causing the host to get infected.

There is no cure for such a dangerous and harmful disease and all efforts in creating a vaccine have been unsuccessful. However, modern technological wonders like the Vygone Inhibitor Zapper have transformed medical science. This new machine can actually halt the viral activity that occurs at a cellular level. It uses gentle electronic waveforms to prevent the appearance of blisters and lesions. Therefore, it should be used as soon as a tingling feeling or rash is seen. It can be used in sensitive areas like the genitalia as well.

A recent survey on the Vygone Zapper showed the following results:

•     The Vygone Zapper received a 4+ rating out of 5+
•     It has an 86% clinical rating of being effective.
•     95% of the users consider it better or the same as other products.
•     68% would purchase the Vygone Zapper.
•     88% will recommend it to others.

“I have used the Vygone Zapper several times when I can feel a cold sore coming on and it has never broken the skin. Saved me from many embarrassing situations,” says Michael from Australia.

For more information on the Vygone Zapper visit the website http://www.vygone.com. It is an information rich resource on herpes vaccines and the different remedies of herpes. Hence, visit http://www.vygone.com for further details.

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