Showing posts with label colds and flu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colds and flu. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 5, 2019

Are Cold Sores Contagious - You Bet

Are cold sores contagious, you may be wondering. It's bad enough to have unsightly and painful cold sores,  but no one wants to spread them to their friends and family ( and no one who knows someone with a cold sore wants to get one themselves). The answer to that question is yes, cold sores are very contagious. Cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus which can be contracted early in life and will remain in the body throughout their life since there is no known cure. Most people will come into contact with the virus while still a child.

Though this virus will remain in a dormant stage for the vast majority of time, it's still possible, though not really likely, to pass it on to others. The highest risk of getting a cold sore from someone else is when they have an ongoing active lesion that is 'weeping' or pus filled.

The actual cold sore will generally start with a small tingling sensation that will evolve into a bump which will eventually evolve into a lesion. You can spread cold sores not only to others but to other parts of your own body too. You can rub your lip than rub your eyes, for example.

The good news is that now that you have the answer to your question: Are Cold Sores Contagious,  you can prevent spreading it to others, and you can increase your chances of not getting it, with a few simple precautions:

1. Since you can actually infect other people with the HSV1 Virus,even if there is no active outbreak, it's very important that you wash your hands frequently. This is especially true right after you've come into contact with someone else.

2. Never share personal care items such as razors and toothbrushes since this is one very common way for the virus to be transferred. When someone has an outbreak don't share drinking glasses or give them a bite of your food (or take a bite of theirs).

3. Avoiding kissing anyone who has an active outbreak - an actual cold sore (it is still possible to get the virus even if the outbreak isn't currently active, but you can't spend your whole life not kissing your loved ones!).

4. Everyone will have their own unique tolerances to deflect infections. Some people simply don't seem to get sick as often or as easily as others. It can never hurt to make sure you keep your body as healthy as possible. that will increase the likelihood of being able to fight off infections. Get plenty of sleep, stay hydrated, avoid too much caffeine, nicotine, and alcohol, in short, take care of your body and your body will take care of you.

Cold sores can be just a nasty part of life, and while the answer to the question:
Are cold sores contagious, is yes, don't worry. By keeping your immune systems strong by taking good care of yourself and eating well you can decrease the chances you'll have an outbreak. If you do, just be careful that you don't spread it to others by taking some simple precautions during the outbreak.

Monday, June 6, 2016

Essential Oil Capsules Are Safe and Effective Home Remedies for Infections of All Kinds

Are you looking for natural remedies for infections such as measles, HIV, Chickenpox, etc.? Have you been wondering about a natural antibiotic that is safe and effective for a variety of infections so you don't have to risk the serious consequences from taking so many prescription antibiotics?

I recommend taking a strong antimicrobial essential oil blend in capsules 3 times a day for a variety of infections ranging from colds and flu to measles, HIV, cholera, lyme, amebiasis, giardiasis, and chickenpox.

For urinary tract infections and mold infections he recommends taking one capsule four times a day.

For parasites he recommends taking a capsule five times a day.

Here's the recipe: Begin with an empty 15 ml dropper bottle. Add 20 drops each of oregano, peppermint, geranium, and basil essential oils. Then add 100 drops of tea tree. Fill the bottle to the top with grape seed mixing oil, put your finger over the opening and shake to mix the oils. The fill about 30 empty size-0 gelatin capsules and put them in an empty pill bottle and label it.

Here are a few effective recipes for capsules.

For a mononucleosis infection or an Epstein-Barr virus infection, dilute ravensara 50:50 with grapeseed mixing oil and take 4 to 5 capsules per day for 15 days.

For a vaginal candida infection, mix 50 drops of oregano with 100 drops of tea tree in a 15 ml dropper bottle. Fill the bottle with grapeseed mixing oil. Take one capsule three times a day for 20 days.

For shingles mix peppermint half and half with grapeseed mixing oil. Take three to four capsules a day for 7 to 14 days.

For acne mix peppermint half and half with grapeseed mixing oil. Take three to four capsules a day for 20 days.

For arthritis pain, mix 75 drops of peppermint and 75 drops of juniper into a 15 ml dropper bottle and fill the bottle to the top with grapeseed mixing oil. Take one capsule 3 times a day for 20 days

For infectious diarrhea or food poisoning, add 150 drops of tea tree oil in a 15 ml dropper bottle and fill the bottle with grapeseed mixing oil. Take it three times a day with food for 7 to 14 days. If you are traveling in areas where food or water may be contaminated, take one capsule a day as a precautionary measure.



Keep these home remedies for infections handy in your essential oils first aid kit. And be sure to keep a supply of empty capsules, oils and grapeseed mixing oil on hand so you can fill your capsules and start taking them at the first sign of an infection, even in the middle of the night. You can occasionally stop an infection in its tracks if you act quickly at the first indication of an infection.

For serious infections, even if you are taking these capsules, be sure to involve your professional health care provider in your treatment. Infections can escalate quickly and cause serious damage. Be sure to tell your health care provider exactly what essential oils you have been taking and how much.

Many complimentary health care professionals are delighted to learn about natural antimicrobials that are safe and effective and do not create superbugs or upset the healthy bacteria ecosystem in the body?

Bill Fifield has trained thousands in the safe use of therapeutic essential oils. His website, http://www.youroilessentials.com, contains simple but effective training in the safe and powerful use of medicinal essential oils. Bill was personally trained by Dr. Daniel Penoel MD of France who is a world authority and author on the subject of medicinal uses of essential oils. Together they wrote two books in English. You can purchase the single oils listed in this article as well as other supplies on Bill's website. You can also watch a YouTube video called "How to Fill Essential OIl Capsules." featuring the recipe discussed in the article.

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