Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 THIS dissident applauds your pursuit of the truth, and therefore reiterates: get tested for additonal infections! It's not a big leap to think that there are co- factors involved, considering that the original discoverer of this harmless virus has suggested this from the very start. (Think about it, why were all these men coming down with a widely contagious infection like hiv, but not the other more commonly seen STD's? The truth is, they were, their doctors were just not catching it, because the anti-body tests are no good.) My high-priced infectious disease specialist practically laughed in my face when I asked him about testing me for syphilis. " I tested you for that, I tested you for all the other STD's, you don't have any of them. " Fifteen years later, I think I can safely say that this so called doctor was wrong, and had he done the lumbar puncture test, he would have discovered an underlying, undiagnosed case of syphilis, which was allowed to fester for another ten years or more. You want to find what's really causing your immune suppression? GET A LUMBAR PUNCTURE TEST! The anti-body tests are notoriously unreliable, as I found out the hard way. My biggest regret is not pressing the idiot doctor on this point, and I urge you to consider this seriously. What could it hurt? Remember, it's your life, your health. If your doctor won't help you, get another doctor! Pat > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, but I'm just trying > to gather information before I make any life changing decisions! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 This dissident would say that He/She truly lives dangerously who trusts their health to a doctor, their rights to lawyer/legislators, their money to bankers, theirs Souls to Ministers/preachers/priests… Kluesner <jpjk@...> wrote: The anti-body tests are notoriously unreliable, as I found out the hard way. My biggest regret is not pressing the idiot doctor on this point, and I urge you to consider this seriously. What could it hurt? Remember, it's your life, your health. If your doctor won't help you, get another doctor! Pat > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor thatRegards, Carol Ann ~ Reign of The Mayberry Machiavellis ends in 2008. Everyone is raving about the all-new beta. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 BENZINE is the cause; going TOTALLY CHEMICAL FREE is the answer. That means EVERYTHING in your house that you and OTHERS use.... no CLOROX in the house for example ....remember you get most of your chemicals through BREATHING and if you have for example CLOROX in your house you are BREATHING it 24/7. You have to rid your TOTAL environment of these things.....use BORAX to mop your floors for example, I use hydrogen peroxide 35 percent for my CLOROX for example.. and it goes ON AND ON AND ON AND ON.....read Dr. 's book and take it SERIOUSLY.... Remmember too anything in the anal area absorbs pronto and virtually 100 percent and DO NOT use LUBE or any of those things.....use OLIVE OIL from Self Health for your lubricants (which is also compatible with proplatics).....and of course avoid the " poppers " type stuff they are LOADED with BENZINE.....as well as all recreational drugs are...you MUST clean up your act and your ENVIRONMENT around you if you want to live in a healthy state....Of course you should zap for like 16 hours or so a day for a couple of weeks...and take your black walnut juice etc,,,, I get real black walnuts in season and freeze them and drink a half cup daily for a week or so at the time lol - NOTHING can live through that lol....let me know if you need assistance but you have to be ready to realize that your life style must change dramatically and be ready for that (years from now you will wonder why in the world you ever lived so silly like that to begin with but you won't for a long time) >From: " onenuttyguyhere " <onenuttyguyhere@...> >Reply-Dr >Dr >Subject: HIV causes AIDS, HIV does not cause AIDS, what? >Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007 15:23:32 -0000 > >Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS >and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that >causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people >that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they >all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. >6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, >malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, >etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not >answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with >HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells >caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck >Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every >morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently >received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take >vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors >(http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a >bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for >now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from >developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is >that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am >beginning to wonder. > >Tavis >P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, but I'm just trying >to gather information before I make any life changing decisions! > _________________________________________________________________ Invite your Hotmail contacts to join your friends list with Windows Live Spaces http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwsp0070000001msn/direct/01/?href=http://spaces.\ live.com/spacesapi.aspx?wx_action=create & wx_url=/friends.aspx & mkt=en-us Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 new test: gut biopsy. shows HIV attacking cd4's unrestricted. just pioneered in Dec 2006. 50-70% of cd4's located there. very hidden. In a sense that is a " new infection " as it was not really known about before this time. bG > > THIS dissident applauds your pursuit of the truth, and therefore reiterates: get > tested for additonal infections! It's not a big leap to think that there are co- > factors involved, co Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 Dear Tavis, The link in my previous email was incorrect. My apologies! Take a look at www.aliveandwell.org for good info that could save your life and save you a world of worry. Here is a brief extract from their section on African " AIDS " : " Is AIDS Devastating Africa? According to the 1999 World Health Organization (WHO) report, the total number of actual diagnosed AIDS cases on the African continent is about equal to the total for AIDS in America even though Africa, with its 650 million people, has more than two times the population of the USA. (61) Africa is often cited as a worst case example of what could happen in America despite figures that demonstrate that 99.5% of Africans do not have AIDS, and among Africans who test HIV positive, 97% do not have AIDS. (62) Unlike in the United States, AIDS in Africa may be diagnosed based on four clinical symptoms -- fever, involuntary loss of 10% of normal body weight, persistent cough, and diarrhea -- and HIV tests are not required. (63) The four clinical AIDS symptoms are identical to those associated with conditions that run rampant on the African continent such as malaria, tuberculosis, parasitic infections, the effects of malnutrition, and unsanitary drinking and bathing water. These symptoms are the result of poverty and other problems that have troubled Africa and other developing areas of the world for many decades. " Hope this helps. I can still send you the AIDS articles with Dr. Duesberg if you like. Arthur www.BestZapper.com www.ForgetDrugs.com HIV causes AIDS, HIV does not cause AIDS, what? Hi, So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells caused by HIV? I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am beginning to wonder. Tavis P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, but I'm just trying to gather information before I make any life changing decisions! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 Hello Tavis, The problem I'm having is I know nothing about hiv or aids either. I've never had a personal friend that is infected to learn from, so I really don't feel justified in even trying to give any advice. Now with that said, may I ask (because I really don't know) what is wrong with taking the drugs? Do they make the situation worse? I had thought they were suppose to help??? Am I wrong? I really just don't know. I think you really need to talk with other hiv+ people to get an educated input. We're just giving our opinion, expect for Pat, who has personal experience. After reading his posts, I think I would encourage you to try the ozone along with the BP. I don't mean just drinking OO, rather insufflation, IV's, an/or saunas all with a medical generator. What I don't understand is why one can't do both along with the drugs as long as you do the drugs right after BEing? I know if I had cancer, I would also do chemo. I know, I know, there are many althernative people who swear one should stay away from chemo. All I know is, for me, I would give it a try. For me, I just don't have the confidence to strictly go alternative only. But that's just me. Also, if memory is correct, Pat said 'for the most part' he stayed away from the drugs. Well, that leads me to wonder (if you're reading this, Pat) what drugs, if any, did you use? Now regarding does hiv cause aids? The one thing I am assuming is those of us who are not hiv+ will not come down with aids. Does anybody know of anybody that came down with aids without having first had hiv? That in itself is revealing. , you deserve the truth. If the doctors say you need the drugs, have them refer you to others that have taken them and ask how they are doing. If he can't refer you to somebody, get another doctor. Talk with other infected people. Find out what is working for them. Tenderly, Gail > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T- cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, but I'm just trying > to gather information before I make any life changing decisions! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 Gail, My distrust with the drugs stems from watching so many people die from them. When azt was introduced as a possible aids drug, it was already well known to be highly toxic, so toxic in fact, that it had been abandoned for it's original intended use as a cancer drug for just that reason. Why then was it considered " safe " enough for the gay population? State sponsored genocide comes to mind. The gay press had thoroughly covered the whole azt story, and only those with their eyes closed fell into the trap. More recently, my idiot doctor prescribed a couple of cocktail drugs, so called because they contain a combination of drugs, alleged to be more effective. I complained to dr. idiot about the horrific rashes on my extremities, and the huge, god-awful, scaly lumps that covered my scalp, not to mention chronic dandruff, and all he could say was what do you expect, you have aids. Not good enough. I later consulted another idiot doctor, who informed me that the combivir did indeed contain azt. Once I went off the combivir and tried Truvada and sustiva, the rashes and lumps all dissapeared. This would have been disgusting enough, except that I had told the doctor FROM THE BEGINNING that I didn't want to take azt. I guess he thought he could smoke a fast ball by me, since he knows so much more than I do, and that he knows better than I what's really best for me. Arrogant, wouldn't you say? If this sounds too anecdotal, a close friend of mine had EXACTLY the same experience, only his reaction to the combivir was even worse, causing chronic runs and vomiting. Once his meds were changed, his symptoms of over a year disappeared competely, he's like a different person. If all this wasn't enough, on my last visit to my nurse practitioner, she let it slip during one of our discussions, " Oh yes, these drugs are VERY toxic, like taking rat poison. " Need I say more? Yes, actually I do. It should be clear to anyone observing, that this whole aids thing is mostly manufactured, and there's very little basis if fact to substantiate it. The drugs are the source of the disease, not the virus. The early casualties were indeed severely immuno suppresssed, a result of a very dangerous life style consisting of unbelieveable numbers of sexual partners, drug abuse and alcohol abuse. When the first wave of dead and dying passed, it became necassary to manufacture more deaths by the introduction of drugs to simulate the disease that had already been sold to the gullible public. Look around. It happens all the time. People die every day from TREATMENTS for cancer, but the public is told that it's death by cancer. The oncologists are likewise engaging in mass genocide, they're getting away with serial killing, and nothing less. The same goes for heart disease. Most people don't realize it, but the very statin drugs that heart patients are prescribed are actually exacerbating their conditions, guaranteeing that heart surgery patients will be back in for more bypass or other procedures. Wake up people. If you really still believe that the medical establishment is looking out for you, you're only fooling yourself. They care about one thing and one thing only: PROFITS. Pat > > > > Hi, > > > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause > AIDS > > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which > they > > all have in common) and that they all died from those other > factors? > > > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on > Feb. > > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV > drugs, > > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed > HIV+? > > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T- > cells > > caused by HIV? > > > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), > recently > > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), > take > > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I > am > > beginning to wonder. > > > > Tavis > > P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, but I'm just > trying > > to gather information before I make any life changing decisions! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 Pat, The whole thing sounds awful! Everybody has a right to the truth, imo. Don't ya just hate a liar? I was going to ask what meds did your friend get changed to, but I wouldn't even understand even if you did tell me. It does sound, tho, like something helped him. Warm regards, Gail -- In , " Kluesner " <jpjk@...> wrote: > > Once his meds were > changed, his symptoms of over a year disappeared competely, he's like a > different person. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 Thanks Arthur for that info. I've already visited the site of aliveandwell.org just last month. It is a very interesting site. I don't want any Duesberg articles, but if you come across any informational videos, I'd like to watch them instead because my eyes are so tired from reading so much material! LOL. I've also visited aidsmythexposed, virusmyth.com, and maybe a few others. I guess at this point, what I would like to hear are testimonies of people that did not take the HIV drugs and are living well and happy for 15+ years after diagnosis. There should be an online group just for people that refused to take the drugs. If you find one, let me know! Best Regards, Tavis --- Arthur Doerksen <ad7@...> wrote: > Dear Tavis, > > The link in my previous email was incorrect. My > apologies! Take a look at www.aliveandwell.org for > good info that could save your life and save you a > world of worry. Here is a brief extract from their > section on African " AIDS " : > > " Is AIDS Devastating Africa? > According to the 1999 World Health Organization > (WHO) report, the total number of actual diagnosed > AIDS cases on the African continent is about equal > to the total for AIDS in America even though Africa, > with its 650 million people, has more than two times > the population of the USA. (61) Africa is often > cited as a worst case example of what could happen > in America despite figures that demonstrate that > 99.5% of Africans do not have AIDS, and among > Africans who test HIV positive, 97% do not have > AIDS. (62) > > Unlike in the United States, AIDS in Africa may be > diagnosed based on four clinical symptoms -- fever, > involuntary loss of 10% of normal body weight, > persistent cough, and diarrhea -- and HIV tests are > not required. (63) The four clinical AIDS symptoms > are identical to those associated with conditions > that run rampant on the African continent such as > malaria, tuberculosis, parasitic infections, the > effects of malnutrition, and unsanitary drinking and > bathing water. These symptoms are the result of > poverty and other problems that have troubled Africa > and other developing areas of the world for many > decades. " > > Hope this helps. I can still send you the AIDS > articles with Dr. Duesberg if you like. > > Arthur > www.BestZapper.com > www.ForgetDrugs.com > > > HIV causes AIDS, HIV does not > cause AIDS, what? > > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV > doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is > the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the > millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the > HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from > those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and > once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that > if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex > partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I > was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS > activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true > that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to > the loss of T-cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy > food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of > green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for > the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be > starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I > will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that > I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not > stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the > onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone > REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, > but I'm just trying > to gather information before I make any life > changing decisions! > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > ________________________________________________________________________________\ ____ Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains. http://farechase./promo-generic-14795097 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 I did a lumbar puncture test last year. Believe me, the side effects are just simply not worth taking. I developed a really bad migraine with nausea for 7 days in a row, during which I could hardly stand up straight without getting a splitting headache. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 Pat, I totally agree with what you said about HIV drugs in general, especially AZT. When I was first infected, my mind was still in a mess & 200% vulnerable, I joined a HIV-support group hoping to find strength to cope with the disease. But I realised that everybody inside that group were singing praises for the drugs including AZT! It seems that there are people who are totally reliant on the opinions of thier professional doctors without thinking whether it is really helpful for themselves. I heard personal accounts by the other HIV-positives in the group relating how much side effects they are facing while taking the drugs & the only advice they get from the " higher authorites " is to bear with the side effects & pray that they will ride over them! > > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause > > AIDS > > > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > > > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > > > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which > > they > > > all have in common) and that they all died from those other > > factors? > > > > > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on > > Feb. > > > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > > > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV > > drugs, > > > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed > > HIV+? > > > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > > > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > > > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T- > > cells > > > caused by HIV? > > > > > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > > > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > > > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), > > recently > > > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), > > take > > > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > > > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > > > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > > > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > > > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > > > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I > > am > > > beginning to wonder. > > > > > > Tavis > > > P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, but I'm just > > trying > > > to gather information before I make any life changing decisions! > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2007 Report Share Posted February 8, 2007 It's worse than they thought: they now know their drugs did not reach the HIV living in the gut killing off the CD4 cells. And that drugs probably cannot reach those HIV, so people will always be living in Hell..not only from side effects but also from the HIV missed on them. Why go on about the drugs? We now know their severe limitations. Why not attack the HIV in the gut and move everyone to a new level? We knew people who died with and without drugs. How bout no more dying? GUTZILLA. bG > > Pat, the only advice they get from > the " higher authorites " is to bear with the side effects & pray that > they will ride over them! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2007 Report Share Posted February 9, 2007 >Hello Tavis, As of 1994 the Cebter for Disease Control (CDC) had 12 cases of " full blown Aids " with NO detectable HIV in the patients. Not everyone with Aids has HIV infection. Go to www.null.com for deeper insite to the true cause. Also, for over 16 years several hundred patients with sick with Aids have been treated successfully with intravenous ozone therapy and healthy lifestyle changes. All are alive and working, living healthy lives. > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T- cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2007 Report Share Posted February 9, 2007 >Hello Tavis, As of 1994 the Cebter for Disease Control (CDC) had 12 cases of " full blown Aids " with NO detectable HIV in the patients. Not everyone with Aids has HIV infection. Go to www.null.com for deeper insite to the true cause. Also, for over 16 years several hundred patients with sick with Aids have been treated successfully with intravenous ozone therapy and healthy lifestyle changes. All are alive and working, living healthy lives. > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T- cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2007 Report Share Posted February 9, 2007 Wow guys, The feedback and opinions you guys gave on this subject has been absolutely incredible! I always find it so interesting to find out what's going on in everyone else's heads. The biggest new info. on the previous messages that I got was the fact that Kluesner was actually on HIV meds at a point in time. Here I thought that this guy just made it all these years without the drugs. In a way, that kinda throws off my theory of people living 15+ years WITHOUT ANY kind of drug intervention. The first set of drugs they gave you caused lumps in your head or something like that and then they changed the drugs on you and those things disappeared. So sounds like one set of them were not " for you, " and maybe the other set was, I dunno. That's why they try different combinations right to find which ones that will work with your body...??? I'm supposed to call a guy from ACTUP San Francisco sometime today (http://www.actupsf.com). They believe that the whole HIV thing is a scam and that HIV does not cause AIDS. They say that the medical establishment does not report the number of people that actually DO NOT take ANY drugs for the virus and still live many years later in good health. So hopefully he can even refer me to some HIV+ people that refused to give in to the medications and then hear how they are doing thus far. I think I'm doing the right thing here. I haven't even gone to get a viral load count or t-cell count because I know once a do that 1)I will no longer be anonymous to the establishment (health insurance and hospitals, etc) and 2)they would try to pressure me even more to go on drugs if they counts are low. I feel in my heart that they don't want us to do all this research and asking of questions. They want us to think that we are simply " in denial and afraid to face the truth. " Well yes, fact of the matter is, I don't want to face the fact that I could have a deadly virus that can cause AIDS and that there is nothing alternative or " safe " that I can put into my body that will keep me healthy for many years to come. When I read all these other views on how the virus has never been isolated, that the antibody tests are not reliable, that you can't judge illness by t-cells, blah blah blah, I get this caution sign that says 'If you're gonna go on drugs, at least make sure you've read everything you can about the disease and make sure you've tried every alternative therapy that you can afford.' Guys, to add to that. I am in the highest target group in the USA for HIV/AIDS: a black gay male. There is so much awareness about how HIV has killed and is still killing so many black Americans so that heightens my concern and thirst for information even more. I know I'm not going to find the answer over night, but asking all these questions and listening to your responses help alot. They help me gather collective thoughts, ideas, and information into one conclusion. Thanks for all your feedback guys and bG, I hope you're onto something! A friend is going to make this for me. According to Dr. Carla (talk with her free on Tuesday nights during live conference calls at 712-775-7000 pin: 887575), the Beck Protocol can and does cure HIV/AIDS along with some supplements that she can offer. She says that people are just " not doing it right. " She thinks that the Gutzilla sounds crazy, lol. You guys should call. I'll be there also and you can talk with her live. Ok, I've typed enough for now. I could go on but I hate really long emails and don't want to put you guys through it either, hahaha. God bless you all! Many blessings and love, Tavis ________________________________________________________________________________\ ____ Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on www.Answers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2007 Report Share Posted February 9, 2007 If she thinks Gutzilla sounds crazy and that Beck can work, given what we know about HIV's location, then she is not scientifically-guided. > > Wow guys, >She thinks that the Gutzilla > sounds crazy, lol. You guys should call. I'll be > there also and you can talk with her live. > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ ____________ > Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. > Ask your question on www.Answers. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2007 Report Share Posted February 9, 2007 or she hasn't considered the idea in light of the evidence, or she's mainly pushing her products. please give her a call, bG. you the man! > Re: HIV causes AIDS, HIV does not > cause AIDS, what? > > > If she thinks Gutzilla sounds crazy and that Beck can work, given what > we know about HIV's location, then she is not scientifically-guided. > > > > > > Wow guys, > >She thinks that the Gutzilla > > sounds crazy, lol. You guys should call. I'll be > > there also and you can talk with her live. > > > > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > ____________ > > Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. > > Ask your question on www.Answers. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2007 Report Share Posted February 9, 2007 no, I've worked enough on it. bG > > or she hasn't considered the idea in light of the evidence, or she's mainly > pushing her products. > please give her a call, bG. you the man! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Dear Tavis, You said, " what I would like to hear are testimonies of people that did not take the HIV drugs and are living well and happy for 15+ years after diagnosis. There should be an online group just for people that refused to take the drugs. If you find one, let me know! " Good news! Maggiore, who set up the www.AliveandWell.org site, is just such a person, healthy 15 years after being " diagnosed " as HIV +. Here is her story, found at the bottom of the " About Us " page : " Words From Alive & Well Founder Maggiore In 1992, I took what is commonly referred to as an HIV test. I had no symptoms of illness, no particular risks or fears, just a new doctor who insisted the test should be part of a regular medical exam. What began as a simple check up turned from routine to life altering when my results came back HIV positive. Putting aside my shock and shame, I immediately sought out an AIDS specialist. This doctor declared that my test was not positive, not enough to be considered conclusive, anyway. Frightened and confused but hopeful, I followed his recommendations to take the test again along with other lab work to evaluate everything from my cholesterol to T cells. According to the specialist, the results of this second HIV test were indisputably positive and my progression from somewhat positive to conclusively positive indicated a recent infection with HIV. I accepted his explanation even though the circumstances of my life excluded the possibility of a new infection. Despite my positive diagnosis, the doctor declared me exceptionally healthy. He also told me that despite my exceptional health, there was nothing I could do to prevent devastating disease and an eventual death from AIDS. According to official estimates, I had between five and seven years to live. The doctor warned me against wasting money on vitamins and other " foolish " attempts to save my immune system. Instead he advised I wait to become sick and then take AZT, a drug with severe side effects that could possibly make me sicker. I went directly from his office to a health food store in search of the forbidden vitamins. The following day, I began to look for a new AIDS specialist. Life as I had lived, planned and hoped came to a grinding halt. I lost interest in my job running a clothing company I started in 1986 and had nurtured into a multi-million dollar enterprise. I gave up my goal of earning an MBA and dropped out of business school. Big Sisters of America immediately dropped me from their mentorship program when I confided to having tested HIV positive. Feeling like a cross between a leper and a total loser, I decided to keep my tragedy a secret. I stopped spending time with family and all but a few close friends. Instead, I attended AIDS seminars and joined a support group for HIV positive women where once a week we were encouraged to compare notes on our fears and frustrations, mention any potential symptoms, and lament the lousy deal we'd all been handed. My AIDS activism began by accident when a friend, moved by my plight, tried to volunteer at AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) and was turned away. Incensed that a warm, intelligent woman with the sincerest of motivations would be treated with such disregard, I complained to the men in charge. Before I could finish my reprimand, I had been drafted into their public speaker's bureau. Almost immediately, I was touring local high schools and colleges on behalf of APLA. I appeared as the person that HIV should never have happened to-a white, heterosexual, non-IV drug using business professional. APLA booked me for a year's worth of engagements before I'd even finished their training course. I made audiences laugh, cry, and most importantly scared since I seemed to embody the slogan that everyone is at risk for AIDS. My suggestions for improving the women's HIV support group at LA Shanti turned into an invitation to speak for that organization which led to a position on the founding board of yet another AIDS group, Women At Risk. Although my involvement in AIDS work began unintentionally, I took on my assignments with great passion and deepening sense that these efforts would give meaning to the tragedy that was now my life. I never for a moment imagined a future that might deviate from where I believed I was headed. But then a year or so into my diagnosis and public service, and after interviewing half a dozen AIDS doctors whose recommendations ranged from immediate drug therapy to world travel, I found an anomaly among AIDS specialists-a doctor who didn't routinely fill people with toxic pharmaceuticals and lethal predictions. She treated me as an individual rather than an impending statistic, and in doing so noticed my good health. She said I didn't fit the profile of an AIDS patient, and urged me to take another HIV test. Afraid to raise my hopes, at first I refused. When I finally found the courage to retest, the result was inconclusive. Further testing produced a series of unsettling, contradictory diagnoses: a positive, followed by a negative, followed by another positive. Confused by a personal situation that defied all the rules I'd been so passionately preaching as a public speaker, I turned for help to the AIDS groups where I worked. Instead of finding answers, I found my questions were dismissed and that persisting with my line of inquiry resulted only in meaningless explanations. My desire to learn finally led me outside the confines of the AIDS establishment and into a body of scientific, medical and epidemiological data that defied everything I had been taught about AIDS, and everything that I had been teaching others. The more I read, the more I became convinced that AIDS research had jumped on a bandwagon that was headed in the wrong direction. When it became clear that the information I had found, however life-affirming, was not welcome among the AIDS organizations I belonged to, I decided to start my own. In 1995, together with a few friends gathered from various support groups and other places along the way, I started Alive & Well to share vital facts about HIV and AIDS unavailable from mainstream venues. In 1996, while trying to write a simple threefold brochure, the first version of my book " What If Everything You Thought About AIS Was Wrong " emerged. In the 12 years since receiving my death sentence, I have taken an unexpected journey from frightened victim to AIDS activist to HIV dissident to spokesperson for new views about HIV and AIDS. I have abundant good health and live without pharmaceutical treatments or fear of AIDS. [emphasis mine - Arthur] The most surprising aspect of my story is that it is not at all unusual-I know hundreds of HIV positives that are alive and naturally well many years after receiving their own dire prognoses. Contrary to popular claims, what we have in common is not some unique genetic quality, but the ability to liberate ourselves us from unfounded fears and embrace our natural ability to live in health. Through Alive & Well and my book, I hope to share vital facts, inspire essential dialogue and give other people who test HIV positive the chance to consider a destiny that differs from the one we are taught to expect. Thank you for visiting this web site and for your willingness to examine another view of AIDS. Sincerely, Maggiore " Tavis, I would suggest you try to find a single person who HAS taken the drugs and is in good health 15+ years later. Almost everybody that I have talked to that was HIV positive has told me that their friends have died from the drugs, not the disease. Time and again, they say the health declines really started when the drugs began. This is not at all surprising, when you look up what the drugs are intended to do in the body, not to mention their many devastating side effects. The drugs used on AIDS victims are the most diabolical and destructive I have ever seen. Check out Nevirapine and AZT just for starters. There is just NO upside to those. A thorough read of www.AliveandWell.org will yield many more gems worth finding, and not just for those tested HIV+. Blessings! Arthur 888-533-7007 www.BestZapper.com www.ForgetDrugs.com HIV causes AIDS, HIV does not > cause AIDS, what? > > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV > doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is > the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the > millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the > HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from > those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and > once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that > if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex > partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I > was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS > activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true > that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to > the loss of T-cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy > food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of > green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for > the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be > starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I > will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that > I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not > stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the > onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone > REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > P.S. Sorry to always sound like I'm whining guys, > but I'm just trying > to gather information before I make any life > changing decisions! > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > __________________________________________________________ Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains. http://farechase./promo-generic-14795097 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Hey Arthur, Thank you and bless you for that information. Funny you sent that, because ACTUP San Francisco is sending me a copy of that book next week. I spoke with a guy from that organization and let me tell you that they don't believe in AZT or that HIV even causes AIDS. He suprisingly tho told me that the newer medicines that they are prescribing are alot better than they used to be. He's seen people near death that the drugs actually helped quite a bit. He also saw people that lived without the drugs and stayed healthy for quite some time. However, he said that those that lived without drugs and stayed healthy was not a " significant " number tho. So that tells me that whether HIV causes AIDS or not, that doesn't matter. What matters is that people diagnosed as HIV+ do most generally get sick within a certain amount of years on average. Some say the virus is harmless, but hey maybe they are just the lucky ones. Until someone changes my mind, I think the virus is very dangerous and it's nothing that needs to be taken lightly. At this point in my life, I am still giving electrotherapy a chance along with trying a few herbs and supplements. If I don't see improvement in a couple of years, I will have no choice but to go on the drugs because once those t-cells go beyond 200, you're open for a deadly opportunistic infection. I appreciate your feedback and helpful info. very much! I am always open to learning new things. Best Regards, Tavis --- Arthur Doerksen <ad7@...> wrote: > Dear Tavis, > > You said, " what I would like to hear are testimonies > of people that did not take the HIV drugs and are > living well and happy for 15+ years after diagnosis. > There should be an online group just for people that > refused to take the drugs. If you find one, let me > know! " > > Good news! Maggiore, who set up the > www.AliveandWell.org site, is just such a person, > healthy 15 years after being " diagnosed " as HIV +. > Here is her story, found at the bottom of the " About > Us " page : > > " Words From Alive & Well Founder > Maggiore > > In 1992, I took what is commonly > referred to as an HIV test. I had no symptoms of > illness, no particular risks or fears, just a new > doctor who insisted the test should be part of a > regular medical exam. What began as a simple check > up turned from routine to life altering when my > results came back HIV positive. > > Putting aside my shock and shame, I > immediately sought out an AIDS specialist. This > doctor declared that my test was not positive, not > enough to be considered conclusive, anyway. > Frightened and confused but hopeful, I followed his > recommendations to take the test again along with > other lab work to evaluate everything from my > cholesterol to T cells. > > According to the specialist, the results > of this second HIV test were indisputably positive > and my progression from somewhat positive to > conclusively positive indicated a recent infection > with HIV. I accepted his explanation even though the > circumstances of my life excluded the possibility of > a new infection. > > Despite my positive diagnosis, the > doctor declared me exceptionally healthy. He also > told me that despite my exceptional health, there > was nothing I could do to prevent devastating > disease and an eventual death from AIDS. According > to official estimates, I had between five and seven > years to live. > > The doctor warned me against wasting > money on vitamins and other " foolish " attempts to > save my immune system. Instead he advised I wait to > become sick and then take AZT, a drug with severe > side effects that could possibly make me sicker. I > went directly from his office to a health food store > in search of the forbidden vitamins. The following > day, I began to look for a new AIDS specialist. > > Life as I had lived, planned and hoped > came to a grinding halt. I lost interest in my job > running a clothing company I started in 1986 and had > nurtured into a multi-million dollar enterprise. I > gave up my goal of earning an MBA and dropped out of > business school. Big Sisters of America immediately > dropped me from their mentorship program when I > confided to having tested HIV positive. Feeling like > a cross between a leper and a total loser, I decided > to keep my tragedy a secret. I stopped spending time > with family and all but a few close friends. > Instead, I attended AIDS seminars and joined a > support group for HIV positive women where once a > week we were encouraged to compare notes on our > fears and frustrations, mention any potential > symptoms, and lament the lousy deal we'd all been > handed. > > My AIDS activism began by accident when > a friend, moved by my plight, tried to volunteer at > AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) and was turned away. > Incensed that a warm, intelligent woman with the > sincerest of motivations would be treated with such > disregard, I complained to the men in charge. Before > I could finish my reprimand, I had been drafted into > their public speaker's bureau. > > Almost immediately, I was touring local > high schools and colleges on behalf of APLA. I > appeared as the person that HIV should never have > happened to-a white, heterosexual, non-IV drug using > business professional. APLA booked me for a year's > worth of engagements before I'd even finished their > training course. I made audiences laugh, cry, and > most importantly scared since I seemed to embody the > slogan that everyone is at risk for AIDS. > > My suggestions for improving the women's > HIV support group at LA Shanti turned into an > invitation to speak for that organization which led > to a position on the founding board of yet another > AIDS group, Women At Risk. > > Although my involvement in AIDS work > began unintentionally, I took on my assignments with > great passion and deepening sense that these efforts > would give meaning to the tragedy that was now my > life. I never for a moment imagined a future that > might deviate from where I believed I was headed. > > But then a year or so into my diagnosis > and public service, and after interviewing half a > dozen AIDS doctors whose recommendations ranged from > immediate drug therapy to world travel, I found an > anomaly among AIDS specialists-a doctor who didn't > routinely fill people with toxic pharmaceuticals and > lethal predictions. She treated me as an individual > rather than an impending statistic, and in doing so > noticed my good health. She said I didn't fit the > profile of an AIDS patient, and urged me to take > another HIV test. Afraid to raise my hopes, at first > I refused. When I finally found the courage to > retest, the result was inconclusive. Further testing > produced a series of unsettling, contradictory > diagnoses: a positive, followed by a negative, > followed by another positive. > > Confused by a personal situation that > defied all the rules I'd been so passionately > preaching as a public speaker, I turned for help to > the AIDS groups where I worked. Instead of finding > answers, I found my questions were dismissed and > that persisting with my line of inquiry resulted > only in meaningless explanations. > > My desire to learn finally led me > outside the confines of the AIDS establishment and > into a body of scientific, medical and > epidemiological data that defied everything I had > been taught about AIDS, and everything that I had > been teaching others. The more I read, the more I > became convinced that AIDS research had jumped on a > bandwagon that was headed in the wrong direction. > > When it became clear that the > information I had found, however life-affirming, was > not welcome among the AIDS organizations I belonged > to, I decided to start my own. In 1995, together > with a few friends gathered from various support > groups and other places along the way, I started > Alive & Well to share vital facts about HIV and AIDS > unavailable from mainstream venues. > > In 1996, while trying to write a simple > threefold brochure, the first version of my book > " What If Everything You Thought About AIS Was Wrong " > emerged. > > In the 12 years since receiving my death > sentence, I have taken an unexpected journey from > frightened victim to AIDS activist to HIV dissident > to spokesperson for new views about HIV and AIDS. I > have abundant good health and live without > pharmaceutical treatments or fear of AIDS. [emphasis > mine - Arthur] > > The most surprising aspect of my story > is that it is not at all unusual-I know hundreds of > HIV positives that are alive and naturally well many > years after receiving their own dire prognoses. > Contrary to popular claims, what we have in common > is not some unique genetic quality, but the ability > to liberate ourselves us from unfounded fears and > embrace our natural ability to live in health. > > Through Alive & Well and my book, I hope > to share vital facts, inspire essential dialogue and > give other people who test HIV positive the chance > to consider a destiny that differs from the one we > are taught to expect. > > Thank you for visiting this web site and > for your willingness to examine another view of > AIDS. > > Sincerely, > > Maggiore " > > > > Tavis, I would suggest you try to find a single > person who HAS taken the drugs and is in good health > 15+ years later. Almost everybody that I have talked > to that was HIV positive has told me that their > friends have died from the drugs, not the disease. > Time and again, they say the health declines really > started when the drugs began. This is not at all > surprising, when you look up what the drugs are > intended to do in the body, not to mention their > many devastating side effects. The drugs used on > AIDS === message truncated === ________________________________________________________________________________\ ____ Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate in the Answers Food & Drink Q & A. http://answers./dir/?link=list & sid=396545367 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Dear Tavis, See www.biolyfe.org <http://www.biolyfe.org/> This is the current best treatment for HIV/AIDS Sincerely, Noel FACNEM FASID Visiting Professor Director of Research Hope Research Institute Chairman Water Quality Australia 167 St Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia P O Box 137 Parkville VIC 3052 Telephone 03 9639 6090 International 613 9639 6090 Fax 03 9639 4006 International 613 9639 4006 Mobile 0412 994 001 International 61412 994 001 www.smile.org.au Sapere Aude: Dare to be wise. The information transmitted in this document is intended only for the recipient(s) to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and privileged material. Any review, retransmission, dissemination or other use of, or taking any action in reliance upon, this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you receive this in error, please contact the sender and then delete. We have taken precautions to minimise the risk of transmitting software viruses, but we advise you to carry out your own virus checks on any attachment to this message. We cannot accept liability for any loss or damage caused by software viruses. _____ From: onenuttyguyhere [mailto:onenuttyguyhere@...] Sent: Friday, 9 February 2007 2:25 AM cures for AIDS Subject: HIV causes AIDS, HIV does not cause AIDS, what? Hi, So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells caused by HIV? I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors (http://www.transfer <http://www.transferfactor.com> factor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am beginning to wonder. Tavis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Dear Tavis, See www.biolyfe.org <http://www.biolyfe.org/> This is the current best treatment for HIV/AIDS Sincerely, Noel FACNEM FASID Visiting Professor Director of Research Hope Research Institute Chairman Water Quality Australia 167 St Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia P O Box 137 Parkville VIC 3052 Telephone 03 9639 6090 International 613 9639 6090 Fax 03 9639 4006 International 613 9639 4006 Mobile 0412 994 001 International 61412 994 001 www.smile.org.au Sapere Aude: Dare to be wise. The information transmitted in this document is intended only for the recipient(s) to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and privileged material. Any review, retransmission, dissemination or other use of, or taking any action in reliance upon, this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you receive this in error, please contact the sender and then delete. We have taken precautions to minimise the risk of transmitting software viruses, but we advise you to carry out your own virus checks on any attachment to this message. We cannot accept liability for any loss or damage caused by software viruses. _____ From: onenuttyguyhere [mailto:onenuttyguyhere@...] Sent: Friday, 9 February 2007 2:25 AM cures for AIDS Subject: HIV causes AIDS, HIV does not cause AIDS, what? Hi, So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells caused by HIV? I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors (http://www.transfer <http://www.transferfactor.com> factor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am beginning to wonder. Tavis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 18, 2007 Report Share Posted April 18, 2007 > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > Hey Tavis...I read your post, you are doing the right thing about your treatments. I am Hiv positive also and it will progress to aids if you do nothing. The clark treatment is great and Ive been doing it since nov. 2006. And have gotten to the point I can take lots of colloidal silver with no bad effects now. This is why I'm writing you to tell you to take at least 16 oz of colloidal silver a day. Will kill the virus soon and also take selenium.(solenomax only) get at CVS. You will have to make colloidal silver yourself because is expensive to have to buy that much. Do a search on web to make it yourself or if you are interested I'll show you a cheap and awesome way to make it. Thanks, Al Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 18, 2007 Report Share Posted April 18, 2007 > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > Hey Tavis...I read your post, you are doing the right thing about your treatments. I am Hiv positive also and it will progress to aids if you do nothing. The clark treatment is great and Ive been doing it since nov. 2006. And have gotten to the point I can take lots of colloidal silver with no bad effects now. This is why I'm writing you to tell you to take at least 16 oz of colloidal silver a day. Will kill the virus soon and also take selenium.(solenomax only) get at CVS. You will have to make colloidal silver yourself because is expensive to have to buy that much. Do a search on web to make it yourself or if you are interested I'll show you a cheap and awesome way to make it. Thanks, Al Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2007 Report Share Posted May 6, 2007 My story is on the following site: http://saafan-aidscure.blogspot.com/ Saafan bearkat4160 <bearkat4160@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > So many on the internet seem to suggest that HIV doesn't cause AIDS > and that stress, malnutrition, drug use, etc. is the factor that > causes it. So are they suggesting that all the millions of people > that died of AIDS thus far did not die from the HIV virus (which they > all have in common) and that they all died from those other factors? > > I have was diagnosed as HIV+ on Nov. 2, 2006 and once again on Feb. > 6, 2007. So are the " dissidents " telling me that if I avoid stress, > malnutrition, intravenous drug use, multiple sex partners, HIV drugs, > etc., that I will not develop AIDS just because I was diagnosed HIV+? > See this is the question that the anti-AIDS activists are not > answering, at least not for me. Is it not true that ALL people with > HIV end up with a compromised immune system do to the loss of T-cells > caused by HIV? > > I live a VERY healthy lifestyle. I eat healthy food, do the Beck > Protocol (all 4 parts), exercise, drink 2 cups of green tea every > morning, sometimes use a regular zapper (just for the extra), recently > received 's parasite herbs (which I will be starting soon), take > vitamins, and looking into Transfer Factors > (http://www.transferfactor.com). I'm sure that I will be trying a > bunch of different things, but these are some that I am trying for > now. According to orthodox medicine, this will not stop me from > developing AIDS, only the HIV drugs can delay the onset of AIDS. Is > that the truth, or what is the truth? Does anyone REALLY know? I am > beginning to wonder. > > Tavis > Hey Tavis...I read your post, you are doing the right thing about your treatments. I am Hiv positive also and it will progress to aids if you do nothing. The clark treatment is great and Ive been doing it since nov. 2006. And have gotten to the point I can take lots of colloidal silver with no bad effects now. This is why I'm writing you to tell you to take at least 16 oz of colloidal silver a day. Will kill the virus soon and also take selenium.(solenomax only) get at CVS. You will have to make colloidal silver yourself because is expensive to have to buy that much. Do a search on web to make it yourself or if you are interested I'll show you a cheap and awesome way to make it. Thanks, Al --------------------------------- Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell? Check outnew cars at Autos. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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