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8-14-97 The method of exposing the immune system to parts of HIV
in advanced evolved forms can be made more effective if the
immune system is prepard in advance for this treatment. People
with HIV infection receive some of this preparation but the virus
is able to evolve faster thn what the immune system can produce
new anti-bodies and it is this time lag that enables HIV to
continue in the boy and calls into question the effectiveness of
a strategy that presents a preview of evolved parts of HIV. In
other words, the human immune system might not respond to the
advanced evolved parts of HIV in the same way that the human
immune system does not respond to the evolution of HIV in
infected people. The tactic might function without being
effective. So the problem is to ensure that the human immune
system can pick-up at the right speed and detect and produce
anti-bodies to any presented advanced evolved parts of HIV, (with
reference to Combination Effect Viral Products, and Minimal
Bodies), so that the presentation of these parts of HIV in
advanced forms does not go unnoticed by the immune system.
Suppose you were operating a land fill or dump and you had two
people charged with hauling waste material around the land fill.
But everyone in the county dumps their waste at the land fill and
they do it all on the same Saturday afternoon. These two workers
will not be able to even take note of all of the waste that is
presented to them. But if the workers had been prepared for the
onslaught of waste material, they could have dealt with the
problem differently. They could have devised a control system
that would have allowed only a certain amount of waste material
to enter the dump at a time, forcing people to assemble and wait
their turn at the gate to dump their trash. Similarly, a control
system could be made for the immune system so that it could
accept a larger number of new particles to recognize as foreign
matter if the system could be modified to handle the larger
number of particles. These two guys at the dump are never going
to handle the whole county's trash on Saturday afternoons. But if
the county were to open up regional dumps in the separate towns
and allow people to diffuse from the waiting line, eventually
they would discover the alternate dump sites and would use them
instead of dumping on trash central. The task of improving immune
response to presented advanced evolved parts of HIV can be
handled in a similar way, by opening up sites of recognition in
the immune system other than just the ones that normally occur in
the body. How could this be done? The body has the ability to
repair and replace many of its cells but that is not true for the
entire immune system. Some of this system is fixed during the
formation of the infant child and in the early years of life so
that a limit and a performance capability of the immune system is
programmed and reached very early in life. HIV takes full
advantage of these limits. It has evolved far enough to exceed
any human immune response program. But there is nothing wrong
with the program, the only part that is not working out very well
is that it is being overwhelmed by the large numbers of new
evolved particles of HIV, and if the immune system had more time
to work with these particles it could process them and clean out
HIV. If time is the problem, then any system that controls the
time would have an effect on the number of particles of HIV
available for infection of new cells. HIV particles do move
through space. But if HIV particles could not move through space
as fast as they do, in other words, if HIV particles could not
exit a destroyed cell and clear it as fast as they do, there
would be extra time for the immune system to find and recognize
those particles. Just as people are forced to bag, tag, and
travel to a local dump with their trash, HIV could be forced to
do some things more than what it does when it exits its host
cell. That extra time obtained might be ******enough to allow the
immune system to deal with the situation better. Cellular
Envelope Parameter Lesional Transversal Inversion *******is a
method used to limit the passage of HIV from the dead cell and to
confine its passage through space and time upon a slower
progress. For to modify the cell means cellular malfunction, to
treat the cell with drugs means cellular malfunction and other
problems, but to use Cellular Envelope Parameter Lesional
Transversal Inversion is to apply a process that leaves the
living cell undamaged and untreated until HIV starts to emerge
from its surface. The process is called Cellular because the
living cell becomes associated with the treatment but the process
has no effect on the livng cell. It is an Envelope process to
make sure that the entire surface area of a dying cell is
involved so that no particles of HIV can take a quick route out
of the cell. It is called Parameter because the cell must reach a
certain state of function in its biological process in order to
make the treatment active. It is called Lesional because the
envelope forms a lesion of cell wall material that hordes all of
the chemicals that HIV needs to use to escape from the cell. It
is called Transversal Inversion because the cell is affected by
this lesion upon the principal of biological transversal
inversion, meaning that the process of biology of the cell is
interpreted by the treatment in inverted chemical systems that
have no effect on a living cell and therefore cannot damage
ordinary livng cells, but will come into effect when the
biological process changes beyond a certain chemically
established boundary point. Here the lesion on the cell wall is
established when the biology of the cell reaches a certain point
and at that point the cell wall becomes damaged by the treatment
and the chemicals needed to transfer HIV out of the cell become
horded into that lesion. With no way out of the cell except
through the lesion, the passage of HIV particles is slowed down
by the bottle- neck effect. The chemistry of the lesion producing
Transversal Inversion need not become physically stuck to any
cell, it can be introduced into the body and come into its active
form when the living cell signals that its biological activity
may be holding HIV that is ready to emerge. The chemistry for
that conversion has to do with cellular metabolism and the rate
that certain waste products are delivered to the exterior of the
cell, or , more generally, to the body. If a cell is busy making
HIV it will not be producing the same waste products that it
would make to build up its structure and keep itself alive. By
attaching itself to the chemistry of the waste products, the
definition of inversion is established. The cells normally do
live in the presence of their own waste, so by establishing the
treatment in that area of chemistry the cells that are normal are
not invaded by treatment. (I would like to add that the chemistry
of the waste of infected cells is already partly known because
HIV infected cells are kept in culture and it is the requirements
of that culture that is different from other cultures and holds
some of this information, remember, scientists had a lot of
trouble in culturing HIV years ago to establish cultures to
experiment with). All of this are just ideas for you to think
about today.

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