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AIDS
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
WHAT IF EVERYTHING YOU THOUGHT YOU KNEW ABOUT AIDS WAS WRONG?
Please don’t worry and get upset…..we’re just talking about information here.
The question in the title is actually the TITLE OF A BOOK by a young woman who tested HIV-positive almost 15 years ago, and has lived a normal and healthy life ever since, marrying and raising a family (all of whom are HIV-negative), while declining anti-HIV drugs. She also started a support group, ALIVE and WELL AIDS alternatives, for HIV-positive people who want to research what is known about the virus, about the effects of being diagnosed HIV-positive, about the dangers of the anti-HIV drugs, and about how to live normally while HIV-positive.
Now, there is a movie called The Other Side of AIDS
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Sunday, November 12, 2006
THERE ARE LOTS OF QUESTIONS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS
And a brief squib in a recent New Scientist magazine highlights an important one, even though it neglects to ask it explicitly.
But CD4 counts can vary a lot naturally so if you follow the WHO guidelines to the letter, then some people started on anti-retrovirals would not even be infected with HIV, he concludes.
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- Arts & Letters Daily
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