Dear Judy and Dave,

Overgrowths of herpes virus are often linked to overconsumption
of sugar... from "Healing with Whole Foods" by Paul Pitchford:
"Refined sugar delivers high energy and enables one to keep working,
but unfortunately, is is addicting and contributes greatly to disease
and unhappiness. While very small amounts can be used for medicine,
in large amounts sugar <as contained in most 'junk' fast foods and
pop> leads instead to obesity, hypoglycemia, diabetes...immune
deficiency...and herpes (Pitchfords listing goes on).

There is nothing good about refined sugar...any wholehearted attempt
to reduce herpes virus would involve eliminating all refined, white
sugar including the so-called 'natural' sweetners such as fructose,
brown sugar and turbindo sugar. They are nearly as refined and
concentrated as white sugar and have similar effects. Consider
stevia if a 'sweetner' is still needed.

Has this person been on recent courses of antibiotics?

As far as herpes being the 'cause' of the ear polyps and
inflammation, I don't agree with that allopathic mindset. Herpes
virus is no more the cause of otitis media and polyps than ambulances
are the 'cause' of car accidents. Herpes 'shows up' in excess
because of other immune imbalances (more likely dietary in origin) or
missuse of antibiotics and environmental or medical/dental toxicity.

I am very new to the YLEOs and so can make no recommendations based
on experience from that realm. However, I am sure there are oils
that can assist in stimulating the immune system back to health and
perhaps alleviate any cravings for imbalancing substances that this
dear person may have. Immupower comes immediately to mind.

In the Spirit of Health,
-Alex-

--- In Healthlineonline@egroups.com, Judy and Dave Driscoll
<jathip@h...> wrote:
> Fellow Oilers,
> We have become aware of someone who is dealing with total deafness
in
> one ear. The cause is sissle polyps in the middle ear caused by
herpes
> simplex. It has attacked the otitis media of the middle ear, and
has
> involved the orbital trigeminal nerve and has traveled down to the
jaw.
>
> This is a very serious problem. Does anyone have any
recommendations
> that could arrest or reverse this problem? The person who is
suffering
> from this problem is in her early 60s and is otherwise a healthy
vital
> person.
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>
> Judy and Dave Driscoll