Subject: end the chances of blisters

From: Stop Future Blistering <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2014 11:09:46 -0800

The Science behind how The Virus is able to hide from your immune system
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Research Confirms:

1) HSV encodes a protein the 'cloaks' from the immune system hence stopping 
your body from being able to destroy it. 

2) In a recent study, scientists stimulated the virus and found 
a compound that unbinds or 'unhides' the virus.

View Specifics of Cure: http://www.ttvcareresource.com/notate/accusals/vugg.php 

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New shingles vaccine 97% effective in preventing shingles as shown in a large phase 3 study.
What's so unique is this is the first subunit vaccine that has been successful, after dozens of failed subunits (including several for HSV). Also contrary to historical vaccine development, this vaccine is vastly superior to its live virus vaccine counterpart, which is only 50% effective in preventing shingles. After numerous failed subunit HSV vaccines, there was growing concern that the only path to a successful HSV vaccine would be the live virus route (of which there are none in clinical trials- all of the current HSV vaccine ex in clinical trials are subunit except ACAM 529, which is a dead virus vaccine). This shingles vaccine proves that a subunit HSV vaccine may indeed be possible, especially considering HSV and shingles are closely related. The founding company, Agenus, has a HSV vaccine in clinical trials now that uses the same adjuvant and is based on the same premise as its shingles vaccine. This is great news for all of us here. Also, the first vaccines usually are not t
 he "best" in the long run (just as with the Shingles vaccines ... ) ... so we have a bit of a way to go before we get a true cure ... but the really, really GOOD news is that there seems to be a number of smaller drug companies who are trying to break into the market who are working on coming up with something that will work. Until relatively recently Big Pharma controlled most of the trials ... competition to break into the field will be very advantageous for us in the long run