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H-Balm Herpes Treatment
The Medical Board of the non profit health organization, Herpes.org, recently completed a landmark pubic health survey of over 1,000 patients diagnosed with herpes. Among the questions asked in this confidential and private survey were: age, location of outbreaks, number of years with condition, if they take prescription medications, if they use non prescription treatments, and what country/state they the live. The results of this study indicate breakthrough information regarding the successful treatment of choice people use to suppress herpes outbreaks.
H-Balm, by a large margin, is rated the number one choice from consumers as their preference for topical herpes treatments. H-Balm outscored all other topical herpes treatments combined, both natural and synthetic, by over 600%! H-Balm is the only all natural formula which patients used, trusted, and found effective. Not one person indicated trust or use of any other all natural topical product. H-Balm is the overwhelming topical treatment of choice for those seeking effective treatment to help manage herpes outbreaks and either ranked alongside, or scored higher than, prescription medications as the preferred method of treatment.
This study states an important presence for H-Balm amongst the herpes community. H-Balm has become a highly significant treatment for herpes sufferers. The successes of H-Balm is not only defined quantitatively through medical tests to inactivate the herpes virus, but now defined on a customer satisfaction level. A significant percentage of people successfully use the H-Balm treatments to treat and help control herpes outbreaks and that H-Balm outscored all other topical products combined by over 600!
This survey demonstrates that H-Balm is now being used more often than certain prescription medications to manage herpes outbreaks. Many enjoy the advantage of using a proven effective formula to manage and suppress outbreaks without the potential negative side effects that one may experience from using prescription drugs.
About Dr. H., Medical Director of herpes.org, survey director:
A fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians, Dr. H. is an emergency physician of some 23 years experience. He has served as manager, medical director, and/or physician administrator for numerous emergency medical facilities in the South. He is also active in the creation of medical physician coverage for patients who do not have medical insurance.
Dr. H. has served as Medical Director of www.herpes.org for over three years during which time he has offered research information to more than five thousands people who have written in with questions regarding STDs as herpes and warts.
Dr. H. is past-president of state and national emergency medicine organizations and is substantially published in the field. Publications include both written and video materials ranging on topics including critical care, emergency cardiac care, and physician training. He participates in a national curriculum for physician orientation and training. He has an active lecture avocation in acute care and related topics using computer-based multimedia techniques.
Dr. H. is an active clinician with a large base of patients with various STD's, including herpes, warts, HPV, and HIV in a broad range of age groups. He continuously screens the medical literature on these subjects, corresponding constantly with various researchers around the world in the areas of vaccine production, control of disease recurrence, and related matters.
Dr. H. believes that www.herpes.org has an outstanding opportunity to decrease the incidence of herpes and wart infections, bring relief to suffering patients including both symptom control and psychological support, and to increase awareness among patients, consorts, and interested others of the realities surrounding various STD's. He believes that tens of millions of Americans suffering silently deserve more information and care, including affordable medical resources for these diseases. He would hope that the efforts of www.herpes.org will create a new understanding concerning these conditions.
