Question:
Making peace with the virus...
Many people with herpes would ridicule even thinking about that possibility.
But even if you could win a battle against the herpes virus- which you can't, there is no need for hostilities.
The virus is going to be in your body for life, and believe it or not , it greatly prefers to stay dormant , much like it's cousin the chicken-pox virus.
Herpes only re-activates itself when you trigger it with stress, too much sun exposure, bad dietary choices, unprotected sex with someone else with herpes, a candida yeast problem, too little sleep or too much partying.
Herpes is like a seed in a desert. It will stay asleep indefinately if the signal to germinate isn't given.
So if you make a peaceful accomodation with virus and not trigger it with anger, shame, frustration or the above-mentioned triggers , herpes can quickly become a non-factor in your life and in your health.

christopher scipio
homeopath/herbalist
holistic herpes specialist

Answer:
Making peace with the virus... thanks, but i don't see how "making peace with the virus" constitutes a "treatment" ??? after all, this is the "treatment zone", isn't it ??

but, if war and peace must be a topic of discussion here, perhaps you could expand your reading a bit further than the advertising links attached to your signature...

try Sun Tzu's, The Art of War - from the 4th century, BC.

i think you'll find it unadvisable to make peace with an enemy who would continue to attack you repeatedly, in spite of any "peace" declared...