MAXIMUM

          Although Maximum Immune Booster 1 has been used primarily for treating HIV/AIDs,  the herbal remedy has been observed to be very effective in treating shingles.  Shingles is caused is caused by Varicella zoster virus (VZV), the same virus that causes chicken pox.  In some individuals, the VZV is not eradicated by their immune system and remains dormant, and reactivation occurs when the immunity is low.  The characteristic lesions appear as painful or itchy bumps or blisters that follow a nerve distribution of the body.

 

          In patients without HIV, the herbal remedy can dry up lesions within two days of use.  The patient is advised to use it for a month to make sure the viruses are all killed.   In patients with HIV, the herbal remedy normally dries up lesions after two weeks of intake of the remedy.  The herbal remedy seems to be effective only when the Herpes zoster viruses are active and are causing the characteristic painful blisters.

          

          Maximum Immune Booster 1 has been documented to have cured one case of Herpes simplex 2 infection.  The patient was diagnosed serologically (testing the presence of antibodies in the blood) with Herpes simplex 2 in the U.S. and went home to Kenya and met the inventor, Prof. Paul Chepkwony.  The patient took the herbal remedy for less than a month and went back to the U.S. where his repeat serological test showed sero-reversion for his Herpes simplex 2  infection.