Lysine
Posted By: txcatgirl on 2008-03-20
In Reply to: Yes it is. I have heard L lysine helps this. Has anyone tried that at all and found it helpful. - PAMT
First got it at Whole Foods (the ointment). Then tried either/and/or the tablets at different times. I was in the routine of taking supplements daily for bodybuilding. My trainer first told me about the stuff. It's cheap, and works well. I later found the tablets at Walgreen's (Sundown L-Lysine HCI, 1000 mg, #100). They're kind of big, so I break them in half. There's no need to pay for a higher-price label. The ointment is also worth it, esp. in the beginning for those uncomfortable crevices in your lips. It tastes a bit odd, but nothing over-the-top.
If you have this problem chronically or even intermittently it's certainly an affordable option. 
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Lysine works for me. nm
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Yes, Lysine always works for me.
I take it as soon as I notice any sign. Has always worked for me.
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Yes it is. I have heard L lysine helps this. Has anyone tried that at all and found it helpful.
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