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A Multicentered Study of Lysine Therapy in Herpes simplex Infection

14 Oct 2009

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Lysine appears to suppress the clinical manifestations of herpesvirus infection. 45 patients with frequently recurring herpes infection were given 312-1,200 mg of lysine daily in single or multiple doses. The clinical results demonstrated a beneficial effect from supplementary lysine in accelerating recovery from herpes simplex infection and suppressing recurrence. Tissue culture studies have demonstrated an...

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PMID: 640102
DOI: 10.1159/000250926

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