How to use the Cold Sore Inhibitor
Cold Sores | Genital Herpes | Shingles | Warts | Molluscum Contagiosum

The first symptoms of a herpes simplex infection usually include a heightened sensitivity at the site such as burning, tingling or itching sensations around the edges of the lips or nose; this is referred to as a prodromal stage (the best time to start treatment with the Cold Sore Inhibitor). Within several hours or days, small-reddened areas on your skin develop, followed by the formation of small painful blisters filled with fluid. Several small blisters may merge to form a larger one. As the blisters enlarge, they rupture and leak sticky serum-like fluid, which rapidly crusts. In uncomplicated cases, the herpes attack usually runs its course in three weeks or less, and seldom leaves a scar. Early treatment can prevent or reduce the duration of an outbreak dramatically.

Testimonials, Doctors, Trials and Studies report that the Cold Sore Inhibitor, or as some like to call it, the Cold Sore / Herpes Zapper, or the Cold Sore Eliminator, electronically disrupts viral attacks and curtails intensity, duration, and recurrences without medication. They also report that Early Treatment at first tingle or blister, reduces severity, prevents lesions, and eliminates symptoms.

Genital Lesion - Herpes Simplex II

This is an infection caused by herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2, HV2) that is usually transmitted by sexual contact; marked by recurrent attacks of painful eruptions on the skin and mucous membranes of the genital area. If you are unsure if you have herpes, please see your local health care provider for a diagnosis. If you have a history of herpes, avoid getting overtired or allowing yourself to get run down. When you are fatigued, your immune system cannot function as well, and you may be more vulnerable to a recurrence of herpes. Before treating with the Cold Sore Inhibitor in the standard (Normal Application) pattern , the infected area should be as dry as possible, and free from any topical medications.

Electro sensations may be more intense in the genital area. Genital moisture may STOP output of the Inhibitor (both lights on at same time). DRY & Re-Apply. Pre-lesion symptoms vary and (for best results) require immediate attention using the (Normal Application) pattern. If you already have an outbreak, apply Inhibitor (20 second treatment) Hourly if possible, up to do 8 times daily. (Also see Genital Warts) And (Also see The Myths & Facts about Genital Herpes)

Shingles - Herpes Zoster

Before starting treatment with the Cold Sore Inhibitor, the infected area should be as dry as possible, and free from any topical medications. Treating shingles with the Inhibitor is quick, easy, and effective. Simply place the device on the site where the pain is greatest. Let the Inhibitor run through the full 20 second cycle. If both lights come on at the same time, the inhibitor STOPS outputting - medication or moisture has been detected. Clean and Dry area - try again. Repeat this process on all lesions and potential eruption sites to prevent further outbreaks - It is imperative that you treat the lesion sites as often as the "burning sensation" returns, or at least one treatment per hour for the first six hours. Shingles on the arms, ribs, back, chest, head, near the eyes, and other areas on the body should experience a dramatic improvement in the healing process of the rash and/or blisters, which in turn, quickly alleviates the pain often associated with them. In most cases, patients see and/or feel some results in just hours!

Choose sites of pain, rash and blisters. Multiple outbreak areas affect recovery time, requiring more Applications. Use Criss-Cross pattern. (Also see Shingles... Did You Know?)

1. Warts on your skin, Moles and Growths - Papilloma HPV are small and flat, single or sometimes clustered. Common warts are noncancerous skin growths caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV), which stimulates the rapid growth of cells of the outer layer of your skin. Common warts usually occur on your hands, fingers or near your fingernails. Warts on the skin may be passed to another person when that person touches the warts. It is also possible to get warts from using towels or other objects that were used by a person who has warts.

2. GENITAL Warts - small fleshy growths, flattened mounds, or upward outward extensions that may be sensitive, itch or burn. Warts on the genitals are very contagious and can be passed to another person during oral, vaginal or anal sex. It is important not to have unprotected sex if you or your partner have warts in the genital area (even then, you are not 100% protected). In women, warts can grow on the cervix (inside the vagina), and a woman may not even know that she has them.

An estimated 6 million cases of genital warts occur yearly in the US.

Apply Inhibitor (4-Star pattern), Hourly, up to 8 (20 second treatments) Daily, across Warts. Sometimes the Genital area is moist so the 4-Star pattern is not applicable - use the (Normal Application) pattern and try to keep the area as dry as possible. Continue daily, as you see warts starting to shrink.