If the cause of AIDS were not HIV, is there anything else that might cause it?

by Janine Roberts, c2006

This article follows on the forsensic analysis of the key papers cited today by all the major health authorities as proving HIV to cause AIDS as described in the previous article.

It is impossible to leave the subject there. There are clearly thousands of people being diagnosed with AIDS. Many have AIDS recorded as their cause of death. When AIDS was first medically described - it was a medical description of a condition suffered by mostly gay young men in the West and of which they were dying. It is thus a very real condition.

In this article I look at the possible alternative explainations - and especially at what toxicologists were saying back in 1982-4 - they then thought they had found the cause of AIDS - and remedies for it. But, they did not think it was a virus.

Do their theories bear the light of day? Are they now outdated - or do they shed an important and useful light on just what is AIDS in the West? I describe risk factors that were seen as crucial, that are present in some 80-90% of AIDS cases, but which are now left out of official statistics because they do not fit with the viral theory of AIDS.

I then look at Africa - and at what else might be making so many test positive.

Between them these two articles will also cover the sexual transmission of AIDS and the evidence for this, the HIV test and antiretrovirals - explaining just what they are supposed to do in our bodies.

This article is nearly ready for publication - and I would be very interested in comments people have on these issues.

 

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