HIV/AIDS and Anti Retrovirus Controversy Is This a Cure?

37 million people world wide has been affected by the HIV virus. Only one man has been successfully cured of the HIV virus. He was given a bone marrow transplant from a person who was resistant to the HIV virus. But it was stated that the procedure is too costly and dangerous. Standard HIV anti retrovirus drugs have not been able to kill all the HIV virus. In the UK they tested 50 patients for the new treatment for HIV. But the doctors are saying it is too soon to say we have a cure for HIV. They used a drug combination and so far has been affective. If ones viral load (amount less than 200 copies of HIV per milliliter of blood. The medicine is able to make the viral load low to where it is undetectable) If it is low they are telling us it cannot be transfer to the person who is not infected with HIV virus. Another Hot Topic tonight with your host Paulette Young and guest Selena Lindsey and Dr. Addow. Call 858-769-4936 press 1 8pm pst Monday.

Paulette Young BA/RCP       Health Care Consultants CEO

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