Viral glycoproteins are translated from HSV RNA on the rough
endoplasmic reticulum then transported to the golgi body in vesicles
to continue the glycosylation process.  The glycoproteins are then
transported in vesicles to the nuclear or plasma membrane.

how often do most have outbreaks per year?

Indeed, most websites that talk about the herpes virus
advice about eating high lysine/low arginine (ratio) containing foods.
Therefore, I believe people would avoid a whole lot of types of foods
and eat more of other types of foods.

Hi Everyone! I hope you all are doing ok. Just wanted to say Happy Holidays
a little early and tell a little story.
My husband, his oldest son, and myself waited until my little boy (19
months) took a nap on the sofa. When he woke up we had just finished putting

When I first started reading this thread (see below) I thought Mike was
being excessively harsh. But after seeing the pattern of postings made by
Perl von Molson, I would have to agree and state that you are indeed
questionable. I am no friend of evil big pharma and quite receptive ...

That's right; considering how unclear these herpes
issues are, we, people infected with HSV shold
be called "Simply Foggy"
Perl von Molson

I think it's a very interesting question,
since the major factor that this virus
uses is its ability to multiply (every virus can produce 10,000 new
viruses; I do not know whether on the skin or in the neuron or

.. at least she thinks that she is.
When she had her first large outbreak inside her vagina (about 10 years
ago) she was tested for all STD's and they all came back negative. But
she has had much smaller outbreaks ever since, every few months and

Has anybody heard news regarding the Pockit test? That's the blood
test with results in 10 minutes (for type 2 only) and made available
right in your local doc's office.  It was taken off the market when
the company that developed it filed for bankruptcy, but I've heard now

Hi group,
A recent blood test showed what my doctor thinks is a high level of HSV1
antibodies; (I don't remember the number exactly, but a 3.3 sticks in my
mind.)

Does rubbing alcohol kill herpes?