Considering that L-Canavaline have almost identical chemical formula
as L-Arginine - a herpes favourite,
cannot herpes be fooled by taking L-canavaline as L-Arginine and then
die?

Where specifically in the body herpes is using L-Arginine?
On its asymptomatic shedding areas?

The question is, how deep on the skin-mucosa area, the regular site for
herpes shedding,
the L-canavaline cream/oil needs to penetrate the skin?

Well, in case it cannot penetrate deep enough, it may be useful
to first apply a Benzalkonium Chloride solution or Melissa in ethanol
solution
that would assure the penetration of the antivirals deep into the
skin/mucosa,
and after that, to maintain an environment that is unfriendly to herpes
virus,
should be applied this topical solution of L-Canavaline?

I don't know, maybe the solution can be processed from alfalfa powder?

Perl von Molson