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Digestive Enzymes And Hiv Therapy
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Digestive enzymescurrently on combivir as a course of pep i want to take a gigestive enzyme called "Enzyplex" to aid in the host of GI problems however there are a few substances in the product im concerned about drug interaction namely Desoxycholic Acid...
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
Rocky Mountain CARES
Hello and thanks for posting.I don't believe that there are any significant interactions between your PEP and the Enzyplex.Best of health to you,BY...
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Digestive Enzymes and Truvada/ SustivaI have recently started taking Truvada and Sustiva, is it safe to take Digestive Enzymes? The... Read more »Digestive EnzymesDear Nelson, hi.I am writing from Italy and I am 41yo. I am on Viramune/Truvada regimen since 2004.... Read more »
Articles
Inching Forward With HIV Vaccines: Digesting Envelope DecoysAt the recent CROI in Seattle, antibody expert Dennis Burton compared HIV's envelope structure to an assemblage of Tootsie Pops . In this analogy, the parts of HIV's envelope that are susceptible to neutralizing antibodies are represented by the... Read more »
AIDS 2012 Daily Digest: Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention ScienceThis digest summarizes the Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention science presented on Monday, July 23. Foreign Location of Birth and Time Since Immigration Are Associated With HIV Status Among Latino MSM in the United States Lead Author: Alexa... Read more »
AIDS 2012 Daily Digest: Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention ScienceThis digest summarizes the Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention science presented on Thursday, July 26. Cost-Effectiveness of More Frequent HIV Screening of MSM in the U.S. Lead Author: Angela Hutchinson Summary: This study, presented by Angela... Read more »
HIV/AIDS News Digest: May 31, 2011Here is a quick look at a few HIV/AIDS stories recently reported in the media: Study Suggests That Positive Baby Boomers Should Start Treatment Earlier (From aidsmap.com ) Researchers from the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study (MACS) suggest... Read more »
Connect With Others
are enzymes related to hiv testing?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I was wondering if when you donate plasma and they test your enzyme levels in your liver and stuff does it have to do with hiv.I'm wondering becuase i was told my enzyme levels were low when they tested my plasma and they needed to take 2 tubes of...
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New HIV therapy shows promise
Posted by losing_it, 1 Reply
Saw this on cnn today.....WASHINGTON (AP) -- Researchers may finally be on track to fight the AIDS virus by blocking a long-elusive target, an HIV enzyme called integrase. An experimental drug that inhibits the enzyme helped to keep the infection in... Read more » Elevated liver enzymes.
Posted by Mark100, 1 Reply
Hey guys I just have a question regarding elevated liver enzymes. I contracted hiv in early December of last year and ever since my liver enzymes have been elevated. I don't drink except the occasional drink on the weekends, I don't smoke or do...
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hiv gene therapy
Posted by hopefulone, 2 Replies
hiv gene therapy has been getting a lot of play in the national and international press as of late....i would be interetested in comments on this hope.
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