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Institutionalized Malpractice

HSV 2

Why would I have to convey this information to more than one person?

The medical profession is keeping secrets and telling lies about HSV 2.

Although physicians know better, they claim the following lies:

  1. Acyclovir taken orally is adequate treatment for HSV 2 (physicians lie).
  2. Although HSV 2 infection can be blinding and/or lethal (i.e. through HSV 2-induced meningitis/encephalitis), people with an intact immune system do not suffer major illness from HSV 2 (physicians lie).
  3. Only weeping cold sores (and not a host of other obvious symptoms including chronically red and itchy skin, coughing and flu like symptoms (that spread HSV 2 as an aerosol and by casual contact)) are symptoms of HSV 2 (physicians lie).
  4. HSV 2 is not readily transmitted except by sexual contact (physicians lie).
  5. HSV 2 does not cause chronic infection (if acyclovir is prescribed, the infection is partially suppressed and only weeping cold sores are scored by self-serving physicians as evidence of infection) (physicians lie).
  6. There are no options but acyclovir derivatives to treat HSV 2 (physicians lie).
  7. Current HSV 2 medical protocols and information are adequate and sacrosanct (these protocols were written by an idiot, for administration by idiots) (physicians lie).

Where do physicians get off being so self-serving, ignorant, arrogant, cruel and stupid?

As many physicians know, despite their lies (listed above), which students are taught in medical schools, HSV 2 is a serious, contagious and potentially lethal virus that is transmitted like a cold virus but is not adequately treated, often is not accurately diagnosed (or is deliberately misdiagnosed), for which there is no current cure and about which there is inadequate and misdirected research.

Although current medical practice for HSV 2 is criminally incompetent, protocols could be improved in the following ways using existing drugs:

  1. Injectable acyclovir (currently available for intravenous drips) could be developed and tested for safety for injection into the face or other sites of infection.
  2. 5 % acyclovir ointment could be 50 % ointment (in much larger doses) and become effective.
  3. Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (i.e. tranylcypromine (TCP); an LSD (lysine demethylase) inhibitor; (trans-2-phenyl cyclopropylamine)) could be tested for application to the skin. Monoamine oxidase inhibitors are currently licensed as anti-depressants, and these drugs force HSV 2 to remain latent.

For the future, a CRISPR-Cas9 system could be developed as an antiviral against HSV 2.

References:

Burton, ZF. “Herpes Simplex Virus Serotype 2 Oral Infection.” JSM Biochem Mol Biol (2016) 3(1):1015.

Burton, Z.F. (2019) Institutionalized Malpractice in Diagnosis and Treatment of Oral HSV2  (Case Studies), Chronicles of Complementary, Alternative & Integrative Medicine  

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/04/opinion/sunday/what-happens-when-a-rape-goes-unreported.html?_r=0

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/306175.php

Temporal Cognitive Decline Associated With Exposure to Infectious Agents in a Population-based, Aging Cohort

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