RE: HIV-infected British man believed freed of virus

[Guest guest]

> -----Original Message-----

> From:

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> http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2005/11/14/aids-cure-051114

> " Stimpson didn't take any HIV medication, offering only his

> vitamins as an explanation. "

>

> I got this link from someone on the mercury amalgam list and

> as he said, it may be a good example of why Big Pharma

> supports Codex. God forbid people should heal themselves with

> nutrients, rather than merely meddle with their symptoms with drugs.

That's probably a fair point in general, but I'm not sure it applies here.

Not taking HIV medication wasn't just his idea; his doctor didn't even

prescribe it because his viral load was so low. This was before he started

taking dietary supplements, so we can't really say whether he was cured by

the supplements or by whatever factor it was that kept the viral load low in

the first place.

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On 11/21/05, Berg <bberg@...> wrote:

> > -----Original Message-----

> > From:

> >

> > http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2005/11/14/aids-cure-051114

> > " Stimpson didn't take any HIV medication, offering only his

> > vitamins as an explanation. "

<snip>

> That's probably a fair point in general, but I'm not sure it applies here.

> Not taking HIV medication wasn't just his idea; his doctor didn't even

> prescribe it because his viral load was so low. This was before he started

> taking dietary supplements, so we can't really say whether he was cured by

> the supplements or by whatever factor it was that kept the viral load low in

> the first place.

>

>

Yikes, he lives!

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[Guest guest]

> -----Original Message-----

> From:

> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

>

> On 11/21/05, Berg <bberg@...> wrote:

>

> > That's probably a fair point in general, but I'm not sure

> it applies here.

> > Not taking HIV medication wasn't just his idea; his doctor

> didn't even

> > prescribe it because his viral load was so low. This was before he

> > started taking dietary supplements, so we can't really say

> whether he

> > was cured by the supplements or by whatever factor it was that kept

> > the viral load low in the first place.

> >

> >

>

> Yikes, he lives!

Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.