This document provides information about Be Well Repress Oral Spray, a homeopathic treatment for cold sores, herpes, and shingles. It contains several homeopathic ingredients including Euphorbium, Rhus toxicodendron, and Vincetoxicum that have been shown in studies to have antiviral properties against viruses like herpes simplex virus and respiratory syncytial virus. The spray is applied under the tongue three times daily and can also be applied directly to lesions. It is produced by Richard Clement Nutrition and Be Well Homeopathics, which have been providing homeopathic treatments for 12 years.

1. Be Well Repress: Homeopathic
Oral Spray
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For Cold sores , Herpes and shingles

2. BE WELL REPRESS ORAL SPRAY
 For Cold sores , Herpes and shingles
 Dosage
 One spray under the tongue three times daily. Spray on the lesions once if
needed, contains Alcohol may trigger a burning sensation avoid spraying in
the eyes. Children under 6 use only under Medical supervision
 Ingredients
 Euphorbium 8X,16X,24X Antiviral
 Rhus toxicodendendron 8X,16X, 24X Herpetic eruptions
 Vincetoxicum 6X,14X Antiviral
 Natrum Muriaticum 8X,16X.24X Nettle rash. herpes
 Ranunculus 8X,16X,24X Shingles, vesicular eruptions
 Mezereum 8X,16X,24X Itching, burning, ulcers of the skin
 Apis Mellifica 8X,16X,24X Sensitive skin
 Croton tiglium 8X.16X,24X Itching, vesicles and pustules
 Petroleum 8X,16X,24X Herpes
X = 1/10 homeopathic, Dilution, 2 X = 1/100, 4 X = 1/10000

3. EUPHORBIUM
 Forsch Komplementarmed Klass Naturheilkd. 2001 Aug;8(4):207-12.
 Antiviral action of Euphorbium compositum and its components.
 Glatthaar-Saalmüller B, Fallier-Becker P.
 Source
 Labor Dr. Glatthaar, Reutlingen. LaborDr.Glatthaar@t-online.de
 Abstract
 INTRODUCTION:
 Euphorbium compositum SN (Biologische Heilmittel Heel GmbH, Baden-Baden, Germany, a homeopathic combination
preparation available in form of drops, nasal spray, and injection solution), is prescribed for inflammation of the mucosae of the
nose and sinuses. Infections in these areas are primarily of viral origin although bacterial superinfections are also common.
 OBJECTIVE:
 The main question was whether or not this homeopathic remedy shows an activity against viruses responsible for infections of the
respiratory tract.
 METHODS:
 This in vitro study using virus plaque reduction assays examined the effect of Euphorbium compositum SN against pathogens
causing various viral infections: influenza A virus, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), human rhinovirus (HRV) and herpes simplex
virus type 1 (HSV-1).
 RESULTS:
 Analysis of virus production after treatment of the infected cells with the remedy showed an antiviral activity of Euphorbium
compositum SN against RSV and HSV-1. In addition, an antiviral effect against influenza A virus and HRV, though minimal, was,
also noted. Analyses of the plant-derived components of Euphorbium compositum SN, e.g. Euphorbium resinifera, Pulsatilla
pratensis and Luffa operculata for their antiviral activity revealed a clear activity of Euphorbium resinifera and Pulsatilla pratensis
against RSV. In contrast, no effect was detected using the same protocol with Luffa operculata.
 CONCLUSIONS:
 Euphorbium resinifera and Pulsatilla pratensis as components of Euphorbium compositum SN are responsible for its antiviral
.
activity
X = 1/10 homeopathic, Dilution, 2 X = 1/100, 4 X = 1/10000

4. RHUS TOXICODENDRON
 Homeopathy. 2007 Apr;96(2):95-101.
 In vivo study of the anti-inflammatory effect of Rhus toxicodendron.
 dos Santos AL, Perazzo FF, Cardoso LG, Carvalho JC.
 Source
 Faculdade de Ciências da Saúde de São Paulo, R. Bartolomeu de Gusmão, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil.
 Abstract
 BACKGROUND:
 Homeopathic Rhus toxicodendron (Rhus tox) is used in various inflammatory conditions. We screened its effect compared to
succussed ethanol controls and appropriate active controls.
 METHOD:
 We initially experimented with Rhus tox 6, 12, 30 and 200 cH, using carrageenan-induced paw oedema in rats. The 6 cH dilution
appeared most effective and was used in subsequent assays. We used pre-treatment and single treatment regimes in Wistar rats,
and mice.
 RESULTS:
 We found significant reductions compared to control in carrageenan-induced paw oedema, vascular permeability, writhing induced
by intraperitoneal acetic acid and stress induced gastric lesions.
 CONCLUSIONS:
 Rhus tox in homeopathic dilution appears to interfere with inflammatory processes involving histamine, prostaglandins and other
inflammatory mediators.

5. Be Well Homeopathics
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