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Melissa Cream Heals Shingles Pain

Many of our customers suffer from pain and soreness of shingles. Shingles is caused by the herpes zoster virus. The shingles virus is a relative of the chicken pox virus; varicella-zoster.

Shingles is actually the reemergence of the chicken pox virus. The virus itself lays dormant in our bodies, even after the sores have healed. About 50 percent of people who had chicken pox as a child will develop shingles later in life. The chicken pox virus can lay dormant for years. It may never resurface again.

Melissa Cream is a herbal compound combining the antiviral power of  Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis), with other healing herbs to help heal shingles quickly. It can also be used to heal cold sores and herpes sores.
Lemon Balm Ointment can also be used for the healing of shingles, herpes, and cold sores.

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