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Chris

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I am HIV positive but don't have AIDS.
#2109 - 04/04/00 06:14 PM

I am a HIV positive. But I don't have AIDS. I began to take one
Chinese medicine and Agaricus mushroom in Brazil after I knew my
HIV positive. After about one month , My CD4 increases from 458
to 784 and my viral load decreases from 26000 to 2600 . One
Chinese medicine is used as the medicine of hepatic disease and
it is called " SHOUSAIKOTOU " in Japanese. And I took the
infusion of Agaricus mushroom . I don't know why such a result
has come into existence . Someone, please tell me why.

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Carol

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#2110 - 04/04/00 06:15 PM

I have been HIV+ since 1985.At one point my t-cells were at 200 and my viral load was very high. I started on Crixvan about 2years ago and my t-cells are at 700+ and viral load is undectable. If you are not on this medication ask your doctor about it its like a miracle. I was on disability and since the Crixvan was able to return to full-time work.

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