What's strange is that, according to various accounts, the primary beverage used at Jonestown was actually Flavor Aid (sometimes styled Flav-R-Aid) -- although there is photographic evidence that packets of both Kool-Aid and Flavor Aid were present at the scene.
What Is Recurrent Herpes Simplex Labialis? Recurrent herpes simplex labialis, also known as oral herpes, is an infection of the mouth area caused by the herpes simplex virus. Itâs a common and contagious infection that spreads easily. The infection causes blisters and sores on the lips, mouth, tongue or gums. After an initial infection, the virus stays dormant inside the nerve cells of the face. Later on in life, the virus can reactivate and result in more sores. The herpes is recurrent when this happens.
If youâve ever had a painful, round ulcer on the inside of your mouth or gums, you may have been struck by a canker sore, otherwise known as an aphthous ulcer. Unlike cold sores, which tend to appear on or near the lips and are caused by the herpes virus, canker sores are not caused by a virus and are not contagious.