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Can You Get Hiv From Eating
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hiv eatingwhat are the best foods to eat when you have hiv...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
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HIV by eating a pubic hair?I was out eating at a diner and took a bite of my crepe when I felt something odd in my mouth and... Read more »HIV from eating or drinking.Hi Dr. Barbara, I had been here to a restaurant, and then i was drinking scotch. I realised that... Read more »
Articles
Outsmarting HIV With Healthy EatingLiving with a chronic illness like HIV can present certain nutritional challenges. Without effective HIV medication treatment, replicating virus can tax the body, destroying lean body mass and impairing immune function and quality of life. 1 , 2 ... Read more »
A 'Planting and Eating Soybean' Project for People Living With HIV/AIDS in Rural Anhui -- A Pilot Study in ChinaRural Anhui, China, is marked by a large number of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs) who are poor and lack protein in their diet. The goal of the study project was to increase soybean protein in the diet of PLWHAs in this resource-limited... Read more »
Nutrition and Immunity: You Are What You EatPeople with HIV often take micronutrient supplements, but the research has not yet proven what the most useful dosages are for these individuals. Certain nutrients may directly influence the immune system's ability to fight infection. For example,... Read more »
HIV & Me: A Woman's Guide to Living With HIV: Step 6 - Preparing to Start HIV TreatmentOnce your health care provider recommends that you begin treatment, it's important to consider how treatment will change your life. Are you ready mentally, as well as physically, to take medications every day? Remember: Most HIV specialists say that... Read more »
Connect With Others
what to eat for HIV/AIDS person?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi all,I understand that I should eat BETTER... But I really don't know what are the good meals/food for HIV/AIDS people? Any anybody share your experience with me? And what kind exercise do you guys do? I feel my body is very senstive to... Read more » anxiety is eating me alive!
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
I have read several posts on this board and I feel so stupid for waiting so long to test for hiv. So many of you got tested as soon as you could and I think that is so impressive because I am shaking right now just thinking of it. It has been...
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Advice on eating please.
Posted by Billy_G, 9 Replies
My partner has full blown AIDS and is going trough a very tough time at the moment. He's been diagnosed with MAS as well and had to undergo an operation recently leaving him very weak and EXTREMELY wasted away. Our Dr also changed his cocktail and...
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Atazar eats butt nuggets
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
LOL ALTAZAR IS A HOMELESS VAGRANT Read more »
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