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Complimentary Meds Mar 29, 2010 Hi Nelson and thanks for your informative answers to posts. I keep hearing that there are no scientific trials for comp therapies (glutathione, olive leaf, green tea etc). I would like to know if anyone is researching these areas and whether your advice is simply to leave these therapies alone until the research is out there? I am recently diagnosed, have good CD4s (720) with rapidly decreasing VL (550K to 12K in one month) but I just want to do something to help my immune system fight this thing. Cheers, Tim |
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 I am glad that is not true...these are studies currently enrolling: Studies of micronutrients in HIV We still need controlled studies of different diet interventions in HIV. Not a single researcher has done one to see if the incidence of increased visceral fat is reduced with a lower glycemic index diet. We also need good intervention studies for decreased bone density with the use of exercise, Calcium/vitamin D and possibly nandrolone/testosterone. But in general, I am encouraged with all the studies listed above! Nelson | ||||||||
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