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Shingles
Posted by Donna (Aspen)
★★★★★
L-lysine, when taken immediately upon infection will cure shingles.
Fever Blisters
Posted by Polly (Gander, Neewfoundland, Canada) on 07/08/2013
Yes you can use acetone in fever blisters-it burns a bit but does not hurt the skin, and gets rid of them very fast--really it wonderful for this--strange but true!!
Food Sources
Posted by Frankiee (Tennessee, US) on 12/07/2014
GNC.com is where you can order the L-lysine online; I believe even though you live in China, you still may be able to have it shipped to your location. I have to tell you, it has worked so well with my sudden development of canker sores, I am just so relieved to know that I have access to it; I will pay whatever amount to obtain it!!
Herpes
Posted by Anjjella (Usa) on 03/07/2014
Lysine cream never realy worked for me, so for yrs I just put up with them. Then I started using iodine for a nail fungus, (which has work well) and wondered if it would help on the lip blisters. So I took a little coconut oil (1 Tblsp) added 3 drops of iodine and started rubbing it into sore on my lip. After repeated use, the one area that used to take over my bottom lip has yet to reappear, even if a smaller one appears in another area of my lips. I stopped getting that crappy feeling like the flu was coming on also. They stay very small. Iodine has worked better than the baking soda paste I used to plaster on them.
But since Lysine has been helping my son with the severity of his acne and scaring when they heal, I have started taking it too since I love cashews and hazelnuts which are high in arginine. hoping it will counter the imbalance.
L-Lysine Vs. Lysine
Posted by Melisa (Birmingham, UK) on 11/03/2008
Can anyone explain the difference between L-lysine and lysine tried to find on goole with no luck.
L-Lysine Vs. Lysine
Posted by Baldev (Mumbai, Maharashtra, India) on 02/02/2011 184 posts
I had ordered L- Lysine, but I have received L-Lysine monohydro-chloride. I want to know whether the product I have received is same and can it be used as Lysine or in place of L-Lysine. Thanks
L-Lysine Vs. Lysine
Posted by Baldev (Mumbai, Maharashtra, India) on 02/04/2011 184 posts
Ted/Bill please comment on this. Your thoughts on this subject are requested.
Thanks
L-Lysine Vs. Lysine
Posted by Maria (Gippsland, Australia) on 02/05/2011
Hi Baldev, I have 100% pure L-Lysine powder and on the ingredients label it says - "552 mg L-Lysine from 552 mg L-Lysine Monohydrochloride. We tend to use the short version instead of the full chemical name. If you are still not sure do a search for L-Lysine MSDS (material saftey data sheet).
