Relief for the Painful and Embarrassing Symptoms of Genital Warts and Other Viruses Now Available through New Electro Waveform Technology

Springville, Utah (PRWEB) January 24, 2012

Almost 6 million new cases of genital warts are reported every year in the United States, according to the Center for Disease Control. But until recently sufferers had very few options for treatment for genital warts before symptoms erupted.

But now help is now available in the form of the VyGone Inhibitor Zapper, which harnesses the power of electro waveform technology for the treatment of the symptoms of genital warts. When applied to genital warts and other areas affected by microscopic viruses, the mild electro waveform released by the VyGone Zapper stops viral activities and allows fast natural healing, often before symptoms ever appear.

Genital warts, or Condyloma, appear as small fleshy growths, flattened mounds, or grow upward and outward with extensions. Genital warts may cause chronic itching, localized sensitivity, and/or constant burning.

Between 20-30 specific HPV types are associated with genital warts. These are categorized by the associated risk of cancer to the cervix or other body areas. Genital warts are transmitted commonly by direct skin-to-skin contact.

Genital warts are herpes viruses that are transmitted by contact with someone already infected with the virus. The viruses ? which are like a short DNA protein and are 100,000 time smaller than a cell -- are not alive. Therefore, they can never be killed, so nothing can cure genital warts.

Instead, the viruses lie dormant until they enter cells, copy millions of times, then burst and invade more cells. When they do, symptoms of genital warts appear.

But the VyGone Inhibitor Zapper can eliminate the symptoms of genital warts quickly and safely. Apply the VyGone Inhibitor Zapper for 4 full cycles in a circular pattern around the edge of the warts. Because warts are typically dry, wet the skin for better electro signal conduction. Applications should be done hourly, up to 8 times a day. Continue applications for several months until warts shrink and fall off.

VyGone also can be used for the symptoms of viruses caused by cold sores, shingles, molluscum, moles, warts and other conditions

To use VyGone, simply place the two prongs on your skin and press the buttons on the side of the zapper. A light will come on that indicates that the device is working properly. The first light will stay on for about ten seconds. A second light will then come on, which indicates that the zapper has reversed the direction of the electrical flow.

The VyGone Zapper Pro is good for thousands and thousands of treatments.

The VyGone Zapper is also effective for people who are prone to cold sores. They normally feel an initial tingling before the signature blister appears. Once they erupt, embarrassing, humiliating cold sores form in and around the mouth often stay visible for throughout their 7 to 14 day cycle.

But just a few applications of the VyGone Zapper stimulate neural signals that stop blisters and lesions from appearing. This electrical device provides a safe, noninvasive remedy which allows the body?s fast healing immune system to quickly suppress cold sores until their next eruption.

For Michael, an Australian who struggled with cold sore symptoms for years, VyGone Zapper was a miracle worker.

?I read about this product on the net and being in Australia a lot of these things are not available,? Michael said. ?I contacted VyGone who were so helpful and shipped one to me. I have used it several times when I can feel a cold sore coming on and it has never broken the skin. Saved many embarrassing situations!?

The VyGone Zapper mainly targets Herpes viruses associated with cold sores (oral Herpes), shingles, genital Herpes, and molluscum. It can be applied to warts, moles and other growths caused by Herpes. The Zapper is harmless, non-invasive, non-chemical, non-addictive and has no side-effects. Handheld and portable, the Zapper is private and close at hand for an attack. Over time, with consistent use, viral attacks lessen in frequency, severity and duration.

People with genital warts can now stop paying thousands of dollars for less effective treatments for genital warts and get long-lasting relief from the VyGone Zapper. For more information about the electro waveform technology used by the VyGone Zapper, visit our website at http://www.VyGone.com.

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CLIMsystems Receives 2011 CCBJ Business Achievement Award for Climate Change Adaptation Technology

Hamilton, New Zealand (PRWEB) January 25, 2012

Climate Change Business Journal? (CCBJ), a business research publication which provides high value strategic business intelligence to the climate change industry, has honored 31 companies for their contributions to mitigating climate change in 2011.

?CCBJ recognized a number of innovative projects that either broke ground or saw their way to completion in 2011 in wind, energy storage, carbon capture & storage and adaptation,? said Grant Ferrier, president of Environmental Business International Inc. (EBI, San Diego), publisher of Climate Change Business Journal.

CLIMsystems is pleased to announce that it was chosen to receive the CCBJ award for technology in the area of adaptation and risk assessment.

CLIMsystems was recognized for achieving a leading position in the climate change risk and adaptation assessment industry. Evidence of the firm?s accomplishment in this regard can be seen in the extensive citation of models generated with the company?s SimCLIM software. The guidance document on sea level rise issued in October 2011 by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Task Group on Data and Scenario Support for Impacts and Climate Analysis shows SimCLIM?s unique abilities in sea level rise assessments.

CLIMsystems has taken technology developed in a university environment and made it commercially available for governments, research institutions, academics, multilateral lending agencies and consulting & engineering firms such as CLIMsystems? partners and affiliates CH2M HILL and Stratus Consulting. In 2011, the SimCLIM modeling system was used in coastal assessments in the Philippines and Alexandria, Virginia, USA. CLIMsystems has also assisted with capacity building and reporting for the UNFCCC Second National Communications Projects in Vanuatu, Tuvalu, the Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands, Nauru, and Eritrea. Further projects were completed in China on agriculture and climate change and bottom up and top down planning to ameliorate climate risk in Albay Province in the Philippines. Both Asian projects were funded through the Asia Pacific Network and supported by SimCLIM software and CLIMsystems expertise. Vietnam?s Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology, and Environment has also adopted the SimCLIM software system for climate assessments and Institute staff have received extensive training.

CLIMsystems? strength lies within the wide range of SimCLIM?s end users. Maelpo Maiai of Griffith University in Australia noted the he was ?truly fortunate to have been introduced to the team at CLIMsystems.? He found the SimCLIM software for climate risk and adaptation assessment to be user friendly and reliable, ?by using SimCLIM, I am able to test with a strong degree of confidence my research hypothesis on existing and future climate change and variability.?

Similarly Emily Gaskin who is a Policy Analyst with the Office of National Marine Sanctuaries/NOAA and is based in American Samoa was looking for useful tools to inform climate change management and to test adaptation strategies in marine and coastal areas. She found that ?SimCLIM was the perfect tool because it provided user-friendly models that I could apply and modify with minimal training. The visual outputs presented excellent policy tools to help inform management decisions and solicit grant funding to further our program goals.?

In New Zealand, Dr. Kathleen Kozyniak, Senior Scientist (Climate and Air) at Hawkes Bay Regional Council said "SimCLIM is very useful for getting a local perspective of climate change.? She particularly liked being able to input and analyse climate data from local sites, being able to choose between scenarios and sensitivities and to pick any year of interest. Kathleen also found it useful to have the impact models ? ?the water balance one proving useful for me.? She also was happy to know that the data would be updated with future Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessments.

Software links have been developed between CLIMsystems? SimCLIM software system and the Decision Support Systems for Agrotechnology Transfer (DSSAT) run by a consortium of Universities in the United States and the new eWater product range developed in Australia. The eWater software link was, in part, supported by a grant from the New Zealand Ministry of Science and Innovation. Links between SimCLIM and industry standard software products strengthens planning and decision making processes by permitting more software to be run with consideration of future climate change.

CLIMsystems is also the primary developer of GENIES (Global Environment and National Information Evaluation System) for climate change impact and cost-benefit analysis of adaptation options for urban areas. The GENIES project is being funded by the Asian Development Bank and will service five of the major global development banks covering the Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America.

CLIMsystems has also launched a new monitoring and evaluation (M & E) service for climate change adaptation and development projects. Monitoring and evaluation will ensure local needs are better met through an extra check and balance often missing from donor projects. Garath Johnson of Future Ready PTY in Australia said that ?local networks and knowledge are equally critical and I therefore welcome CLIMsystems initiative. CLIMsystems has local, regional and global adaptation experience backed by sector leading technology that is invaluable for decision makers.?

With a scientific advisory panel of Nobel laureates and leading climate scientists, as partners supporting software developments, training and service delivery, CLIMsystems is positioned to maintain leadership in understanding and translating climate science risk into decisions and action for climate resilience.

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MP3Car, Inc. Leads the Way With New Automotive Technology Based on Intel? Celeron? M Processor

El Segundo, CA (PRWEB) January 16, 2006

MP3Car, Inc. today unveiled its latest in-vehicle computing platform based on Intel?s new small form-factor motherboard proof-of-concept at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

?We are very excited to be working with Intel in the car computing market. With this new Intel hardware we are paving the way for a truly open infotainment and telematics platform.? said Damien Stolarz, CTO of MP3Car, Inc.

MP3Car?s innovative new StreetDeck software is featured in a Hybrid Toyota Highlander on display at Intel?s CES booth. The demonstration showcases the integration of multimedia, hands-free mobile phone connectivity via Bluetooth, and mobile wireless Internet connectivity.

?MP3Car is committed to helping bring Intel?s mobile architecture to the car. We are thrilled to be working with them.? said Robert Wray, CEO.

About MP3Car, Inc

MP3Car, Inc. designs and manufactures innovative products for in-vehicle computing, integrating elements of mobile computing, media centers, broadband networking, mobile phone technology and software in open computing platforms. With offices in Maryland and California, the company began as a car computing forum, attracting over 500,000 posts by thousands of enthusiasts worldwide. While the forum has evolved into the leading e-commerce destination for car computing, the company has evolved and expanded to become a leading provider of in-vehicle infotainment products and services. For more information please visit http://www.StreetDeck.com.

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