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[suk1978]

www.aliveandwell.org

that and a book by Christine Maggiore changed my view on the whole AIDS/HIV thing

 

[alanchiras]

Tom is very correct. We can cure bacterological infections but not viral infections. We can have a human hoat supress them and their effects. Thanks! Alan.

 

[Moderate_THIS]

10-20 years from now it is entirely possible genetic engineering will discover a way to reprogram infected cells, by overcoming the interferon locking system HIV activates

 

[Tom Treutlein]

That may be, Chaos, but that will be new 10-20 years from now...and extremely costly. It will be another couple years, I'd think, before it becomes available to the working class and is perfected.

 

[bran987]

nanotechnology!! go nano stocks go

 

[glennds]

drug manufacturers may not be too keen on an HIV cure. think of the billions they would lose in worldwide sales.

someone has to finance research for a cure...who pays for this kind of things? grants i suppose. HIV is big business.

 

[Tom Treutlein]

This is a sick world we live in. That's why I hate it most of the time. These greedy fucks who want nothing but money and don't care for the good of humanity as a whole, only their own wallets.

If I could, I'd holocaust so many people.

 

[Dags]

This is a sick world we live in. That's why I hate it most of the time. These greedy fucks who want nothing but money and don't care for the good of humanity as a whole, only their own wallets.

If I could, I'd holocaust so many people.

I agree totally