Re: The truth about HIV treatment

[Guest guest]

Why don't you just go work for Merck! Oh wait, you already do.

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From: DOUG MAN <dougman1@...>

cures for AIDS

Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 11:19 AM

Subject: The truth about HIV treatment

 

HIV: Finally a clear statement that all HIV-positive people should be treated

immediately! Most doctors had been waiting until T-cell counts dropped below a

specific number. This has never made sense to me... Never... not even 25 year

ago! Fear of long-term side-effects was exaggerated. Today, we have newer

medications with lower side-effect profiles than ever, and many of the older

medications have good long-term-side-effect tack records, so waiting to see the

patient's immune system being destroyed before starting treatment makes less

sense than ever (actually it never made much sense and was misguided). Also,

remember that treatment equal prevention, because successfully-treated patients

(with undetectable viral loads) are far less able to spread HIV even during

unprotected sex. Immediate treatment for all with HIV is long overdue because

it's in the best interest of the individual patient as well as the entire

community.

Like it or not, this is the truth.

[Guest guest]

Mr., you are simply making the situation Merkier.

From: Mr.

Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 3:26 PM

cures for AIDS

Subject: Re: The truth about HIV treatment

Why don't you just go work for Merck! Oh wait, you already do.

________________________________

From: DOUG MAN <mailto:dougman1%40nycap.rr.com>

mailto:cures for AIDS%40

Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 11:19 AM

Subject: The truth about HIV treatment

HIV: Finally a clear statement that all HIV-positive people should be treated

immediately! Most doctors had been waiting until T-cell counts dropped below a

specific number. This has never made sense to me... Never... not even 25 year

ago! Fear of long-term side-effects was exaggerated. Today, we have newer

medications with lower side-effect profiles than ever, and many of the older

medications have good long-term-side-effect tack records, so waiting to see the

patient's immune system being destroyed before starting treatment makes less

sense than ever (actually it never made much sense and was misguided). Also,

remember that treatment equal prevention, because successfully-treated patients

(with undetectable viral loads) are far less able to spread HIV even during

unprotected sex. Immediate treatment for all with HIV is long overdue because

it's in the best interest of the individual patient as well as the entire

community.

Like it or not, this is the truth.

[Guest guest]

Maybe you should research the truth. Why should anyone take medicines for a

virus that isn't in anyone blood? In regards to HIv being a sexual disease,

check out the Padian Study and what Dr. DeCock had to say about heterosexual

AIDS.

Read an article from my upcoming book:

Hhtp://www.opposing views.com/I/health/conditions/aid

shiv/aids-greatest-blunder-medical-history

[Guest guest]

Google AIDS: Greatest Blunder in Medical?, it will take you to the article.