Ms. JA Managed HSV-2 Using Only One Supplement Package

** Please note : We do not reveal the full name of the customer, we just keep the first two letters of the name for comparison purpose, and we hide all other details. Photos are for clarification purposes only and are not the real photos of the customers.

Ms. JA contacted Hekma Center’s staff through email on July 29, 2020, inquiring about the package for herpes (HSV-2 and HSV-1). Our team replied to her, and she ordered the products.
On August 6, 2020, the package was shipped to her home in the USA, and arrived only two days later.

The team at our center was in constant contact with the customer to check on her condition.
On October 7, 2020, Ms. JA informed the team that she finished the first package for HSV-2 and did tests that unfortunately revealed that the IgG result was positive in her body!
The customer was skeptical about the results, wherein she emailed us, saying that the symptoms of HSV-2 disappeared and her skin was clear.

Ms. JA Overcame Genital Herpes

Our specialized team at Hekma Center reassured Ms. JA and told her that IgG value might not necessarily become negative once the PCR is negative, for it can take some time.

White blood cells cannot remove Herpes Simplex Virus unless IgG is associated with the virus. Therefore, it is normal for the IgG numbers to not decrease in the beginning, this indicates that white blood cells will start recognizing, following and removing the virus.

The team advised Ms. JA to do a PCR test if she did not have any outbreaks in the past three weeks. This test checks whether the DNA of the virus (HSV) is still in the body or not. They also stressed that she should stop worrying about the antibodies (IgM and IgG) because some people take more time than others to get a negative values.

 

Ms. JA Got Negative PCR Blood Test

Ms. JA did a PCR test, and sent the results to Hekma Center that reveal that the DNA of the virus is not in her body.

The test that was done after completing the HSV formula, which came back negative:

 

The test that was done before taking the HSV formula, which is positive: