AIDS HIV Research

Good news indeed. Thanks for the update. Hope we can get the group together, only then can we begin to win the attention of more aids affected people.

Having looked at AIDS for over a decade..I can only say there is much controversy. Even amongst the medical establishment....first it's a virus, then different strains, then multiple types. Then came DR Clark's research of parasite and toxicity origins....then Dr Raths take on malnutrition and using orthomolecular medicine to treat it, he had some success until he was expelled. There is even the HERV idea, endogenous retrovirus theory....either way...once someone has AIDS..from whatever cause....their immune system is dysfunctional...but then so is someone's with cancer. So anything that enhances the immunity will help. The ARVs used for AIDS always contain an antifungal ...which probably does the most benefit, for the patients are riddled with candida as well. But killing viruses doesn't seem to help with anything really...from our experience. So far with one patient on IBT showing improvement, albeit after lapsing for a bit after the initial rapid improvement...we can predict it will be very beneficial to AiDS patients. We have to observe them closely though....because Herxheimer reactions might be severe initially. Take the issue of mumps and measles...they both come from Ascaris parasites. Our bodies occasionally launch an attack on all parasites in our bodies, triggered by seasons or moon cycles or whatever. This can cause the illness to appear for a bit. So we make vaccines to modulate and shut down this immune function...which causes the body not to attack the parasites...which makes no symptoms appear,..making us say the jabs work. Meantime the parasites take deeper and deeper hold. For something like IBT to be accepted mainstream....to ozone therapy for that matter..we have to correct our knowledge of how the immune system functions. For rural Africans I have found that they accept they have to get sicker before they get better,....they say the disease has to "come out". Modern folks totally don't want that...why antibiotics and painkillers are the thing! ..neurotoxins that shut down the bodies response and poison everything...appearing to work.

Let's not forget that astronauts in space experience a severely compromised immune system and that these people are selected for fitness. And that sleeping flat or sleeping head down can replicate the degraded immune system. The nervous system, while also compromised in space cannot explain all the other symptoms of accelerated ageing, which according to NASA is 10 x faster than here on Earth.

Then there is the problem of improved finger and toe nails, changes in hair, healing of old skin scar tissue dating back 30 years or more post injury.
Improvements in sight, changes in muscle density, the list goes on and on. So oversimplification, while useful can also be a stumbling block.

Splendid point Andrew...we learn from you always. I intend to prove whether we are right though...with very nearly dead AIDS patients..trust me on that one.

I know your heart is in the right place But we all learn from each other and only a fool thinks he knows everything.

AIDS patient improving again I hear. Glow coming back. Attributes her blood pressure normalization to herbs she is taking...ha ha ha. This one we cannot win. She has been taking those herbs for years on and off...as well as hospital drugs. I think the spine is also improving, as is the nervous system. Circulation in the CsF and lymph are also critical I believe.

Certainly a roller-coaster ride, but we knew it would not be an easy condition to challenge. Give your fiend a hug from me

MUpdate from AIDS patient. By phone. Voice sounds strong....but oh the back pain is killing her...can't even lean over. Exactly my point. The IBT is bringing out the real issue....degenerated spine. I reckon if I can get her to a chiro she will fly. My back pain came out during IBT...before that the body had shielded it somehow.

Published on 19 Jan 2013
JRE #282 - Dr. Peter Duesberg, Bryan Callen, Brian Redban