The Theory of Aids in The Spotlight

With regard to “treat” AIDS, until recently, patients could choose between a small number of drugs originally developed as chemotherapy for cancer, but had to withstand the extreme side effects like hair loss, anemia, muscle wasting, nausea and other immunosuppressive effects. A cocktail of three recent introduction of drugs (protease inhibitors), which is less toxic than drugs used?initially seemed promising only able to suppress HIV. But reaching the cumulative failure rate of new drugs 50 percent and continues to grow as resistant strains of HIV. Already between 20 and 30 percent of patients infected with resistant to protease inhibitors for HIV, and the situation is worse day by day. Although medications have allowed many AIDS patients a “new life” (not necessarily because the drugs suppress HIV, but also because they refer to the disease that causes most of the other agents, at least for a time), the initial euphoria about new supportive care is gone and there is hope of a cure, at least in medicine.

The fact that no reliable latency – the time of HIV infection and the development of AIDS symptoms – making it virtually impossible to predict the onset of the disease. The first AIDS patients were told they could not expect to die within one year after infection, but now the grace period varies from 12 to 15 years, making treatment immediately after HIV infection in doubt. It is certainly not the last audit. Most people infected with HIV remain free of AIDS, and only a fraction of them developed symptoms of AIDS such as pneumonia, blood cancer or dementia.

To add more confusion to the situation, health authorities are not able to predict how people will be affected by AIDS in the future, since only a small percentage of the millions of Americans infected with HIV with the disease. In the first 20 years of the epidemic, 95 percent of AIDS cases among groups of significant risk to health – heroin addicts active gays or, in some cases, hemophiliacs, and men and increasing numbers of heterosexual women are HIV positive.

According to official estimates, two thirds of infected people who are supposed to be in Africa where the epidemic exploded in the 1990s, and fifth in Asia where the epidemic has grown rapidly in recent years. In late 2003, was one of 34.6 to 42.3 million people worldwide living with HIV and more than 20 million died of AIDS. In that year, some 4.8 million people infected with HIV, and about 2.9 million died of AIDS. However, as discussed below, these estimates are substantially wrong and manipulated.

Only four years earlier, in 1999, statistics show the numbers in any way support the current number. The mortality rate of 50-100 percent officially declared in people infected with HIV, he should have more deaths in Africa, where an estimated number of people infected at the time to be as large as 6.8 million, and Haiti, where more than six percent of the population was HIV-positive. But during the nineties, was the African continent only 250 000 cases of AIDS, and Haiti had almost none. This leads to the simple question, but the most important and closest to the left of AIDS, which is “What are the reasons?”

So far, no scientific evidence that AIDS is a contagious disease, but it seems like for most people. What is known of the research recently published that HIV is rarely spread through heterosexual and therefore not responsible for an epidemic that affects millions of AIDS victims worldwide. Or there is no evidence to prove that HIV causes AIDS. On the other hand, is an established fact that the retrovirus HIV, which consists of fragments of human genes, is able to destroy human cells – however, the cell destruction is the most important characteristics of all AIDS diseases.

Although the main discoverer of HIV, Luc Montagnier, no longer believe that HIV is solely responsible for causing AIDS. In fact, it was shown that HIV alone can not cause AIDS. There is also evidence of increasing that AIDS can be a syndrome of toxicity or metabolic disorders caused by risk factors of immunity, including heroin, sex drugs, antibiotics, drugs commonly prescribed AIDS, anal sex, hunger, malnutrition and dehydration. Dozens of prominent scientists in the forefront of AIDS research are openly questioning condition of the AIDS virus.