What is O2B Lysine+ used for?
O2B Lysine+ is designed to support healthy lips and skin, normal immune function and the body’s natural defences during periods of stress, fatigue or recurring immune challenges.
What ingredients are in O2B Lysine+?
Each capsule contains:
What is lysine?
Lysine is an essential amino acid. This means the body cannot manufacture it and it must be obtained through food or supplementation.
It is involved in normal protein production and contributes to the maintenance of structural tissues including skin and connective tissue.
Why does the formula include olive leaf?
Olive leaf contains naturally occurring plant compounds such as oleuropein. It is included as complementary botanical and antioxidant support within the broader lip and immune formula.
What do vitamin C and zinc contribute?
Vitamin C and zinc both contribute to normal immune-system function.
Vitamin C also supports antioxidant protection and collagen formation, while zinc supports protein synthesis, skin integrity and normal wound-healing processes.
Can Lysine+ cure cold sores?
No. Cold sores are caused by herpes simplex virus, and Lysine+ should not be presented as curing or eliminating the virus.
How many capsules should I take?
Adults and children over 10 years take one to two capsules daily, or as directed by a healthcare professional.
Should I take Lysine+ with food?
Yes. Taking the capsules with food may improve tolerance, particularly because zinc can sometimes cause nausea when taken on an empty stomach.
When is the best time to take it?
Take it at a consistent time that fits your routine, such as with breakfast or lunch.
People who recognise familiar periods of stress, travel or fatigue may prefer to keep the product available rather than waiting until their routine is already disrupted.
Can I take Lysine+ every day?
For extended use, especially at two capsules daily or alongside other zinc-containing products, discuss your total zinc intake with a healthcare professional.
Can too much zinc be harmful?
Yes. Excessive zinc can cause nausea and digestive discomfort, and long-term high intake may interfere with copper absorption.
Check multivitamins, immune formulas, lozenges and other supplements before combining them with Lysine+.
Can I take it with prescription medication?
Consult your doctor or pharmacist before use if you take prescription medication, particularly medicines affecting immunity, blood pressure or viral conditions.
Can I take Lysine+ with another vitamin C or zinc supplement?
Check the total amount supplied by every product. Combining several immune formulas may unnecessarily duplicate zinc and vitamin C.
Does stress cause cold sores?
Stress does not create the herpes simplex virus, but physical or emotional stress may be associated with reactivation in some people who already carry HSV.
Other triggers may include illness, tiredness and sun exposure.
Are cold sores contagious?
Yes. Cold sores are caused by HSV and can spread through close contact, especially from the tingling stage until the sore has completely healed.
Does Lysine+ replace antiviral medication?
No. People prescribed antiviral medicine should continue to use it as directed and should not replace it with a dietary supplement without speaking to their clinician.