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Understanding pH Level and Why We Have Cold Sores

August 29, 2011 0 Comments

The cold sore is a contagious disease. In Australia almost 70% of the population suffers from the cold sore virus. This virus is called as HSV – 1 and it is commonly known as a fever blister or cold sore. Generally this disease spreads to others either through physical contact or through mediums such as [...] Read more
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What is Cold Sores and how can we cure it

August 24, 2011 0 Comments

The herpes simplex virus is one of the most common types of disease found in North America, Europe and Australia. This virus is very contagious and appears as a blister on the sensitive parts of human body. Type 1 virus occurs on the body parts above the waistline and type 2 virus occurs on the [...] Read more
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Using WaterOz OxyDrops to cure Cold sores

August 20, 2011 0 Comments

  There are huge numbers of people afflicted by cold sores throughout the world. It is estimated that almost 90% of the world suffers from cold sore. People in North America, Europe, Australia, African countries are much more affected than people in other continents. This virus is not so threatening but when it finds your [...] Read more
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Why Do We Suffer From Cold Sores

August 20, 2011 0 Comments

A cold sore is also called a fever blister, its technical name is herpes simplex virus. Seventy percent of the population in Australia is affected by the herpes simplex virus. It is a contagious virus and it spreads from one person to another very quickly. This virus spreads through saliva, physical contact, utensils, clothes and [...] Read more
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Oxygen and the effect on cold sore

August 20, 2011 0 Comments

Many people in North America, Europe, Australia, etc have contracted the Herpes Simplex virus through physical contact (directly or indirectly). Kissing, utensils, clothes, saliva, oral contact, etc are all responsible for transmitting the disease from one person to other. It is always advisable to contact your doctor for more information when you Read more
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