Re: Re: HIV Kinshasa -- Tetrasil study

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I can find how to make this. bg, is there a website I can find instructions on how to make it? You make it sound so simple. It sounds like this can be part of a protocol with along with dc current.JoeSent from my iPhoneOn Jun 9, 2011, at 10:54 PM, "baby_grand" <b7494@...> wrote:

This is from the Tetrasil patent. You can google and find it easily. The patent mentions that it could be possible to provide time release enteric coated capsules to contain small amounts of the Tetrasil powder. It would take about an hour to make enough for a couple of years, at least, and probably cost under $100 per year, maybe less to do all of this. Compare that with the meds, or any other HIV/AIDS treatments. And this showed NO significant side effects. Imagine a real lifetime treatment that would level the survival rate of HIV and non-HIV. In fact this treatment might make the users live LONGER than the non-HIV, simply by removing many of the threats along with keeping HIV down. I do not yet see any downside here...

bG

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> > A few years ago, a group called "Compassion Network" or similar name, did a 6 month study in which 2 patients who had AIDS, with Cd4 below 200 (salvage patients) took a single IV injection of something called Tetrasil. In a few weeks their symptoms improved and in at least one case the CD4 cell count rose. But both of them experienced very marked healthy signs.

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> > After that point, they did not receive any more Tetrasil, but instead were just observed. By the 6th month they had relapsed.

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> > Tetrasil was originally claimed to rid a person of HIV with ONE injection. The study blindly followed that, and found out "it did not work". But did it really fail? I do not think so, not at all.

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> > HIV has 2 locations: as whole virus in the body (tetrasil would kill that off) and also as RNA fragments inside healthy CD4 cells. These can not be killed as they are not alive and are not outside living cells. Instead, they are just spliced into the cell's own DNS sequence. When the cell tries to activate, it copies these fragments many thousands of times inside the cell itself. None of this can be detected or killed as is it not living..yet. These fragments are formed into new viruses which leave the cell through its wall, releasing thousands of new virus into the body. It can happen any time, even decades after the cell was originally infected. So, long after the tetrasil was flushed from the body, this hidden HIV reservoir can reinfect the person and in a matter of a few weeks they are back to a heavy viral load and declining CD4 cell counts (AIDS).

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> > They simply did not seem to know this, and quit after only ONE injection, expecting it to remove the existing HIV and that would be a cure. As you can see if you just read the above, that was naive and ignorant of how this virus works.

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> > Even an injection of Tetrasil once a week might have provided a safe, functional cure for HIV, but they did not even consider it.

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> > Tetrasil is very cheap to make. Anyone can produce it at home. It is a dark colored powder and could be put into a needle in water solution, or simply into an enteric coated capsule and taken internally where it would hit HIV in the gut linings, and kill off most of it--instantly. A daily pill of this cheap stuff would get you an alternative to HIV meds, if this hypothesis is correct.

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> > It could also act as an adjunct to whatever meds a person has to be on. At the very least it would serve as a cheap alternative.

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> > Those with HIV should pay attention to this, it was research simply blown by incompetent people, then forgotten. They were fixated on getting a one-injection cure, and ignored something that could easily work had they tested it in several doses over a couple of years' time.

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> > Tetrasil is simply tetrasilver tetroxide. ?? AG404. Four atoms of silver (Ag) and four of oxygen. You can make it on the kitchen table using chemicals from any chem supply lab, and all of them are legal. The dose needed is fantastically small if given regularly instead of one big shot. Or use the large injection, then follow up with smaller daily/weekly doses of the powder in enteric-coated capsules (avail on ebay). I think this stuff can work if ever it winds up in the hands of someone who will think about how HIV works, with the hidden genetic reservoir, etc. It was a cure but misunderstood due to the very nature of HIV.

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> > If looking for an alternative to the expensive and sometimes harmful meds, this could be it.

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> > bG

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