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Eating Protein And Hiv
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Protein Daily Gram IntakeNelson,Here are just two short subject related questions. I am eating and supplementing just under the maximum dosages of required vitamins and minerals as seen in POZ magazine. My question is what is the maximum daily intake of protein in grams?...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) of protein according to U.S. government standards is 0.8 gram per kilogram (2.2 pounds) of ideal body weight for the adult. This translates into 0.36 grams per pound of body weight per day. But as you probably...
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Protein supplementsHi Nelson,I'm 53, HIV poz for over 15 yrs, doing well on meds--Viracept,Zerit, Epivir.... Read more »PROTEIN/CALS PER DAYDR FRASCINO I IMPUT MY WEIGHT AND ECT ON YOUR MEASUREMENT SCALES FOR PROTEIN AND CALORIES AND IT... Read more »
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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 »
Study IDs Protein That Helps HIVUS scientists have identified a protein HIV uses to attach itself to chromosomes, presenting a possible target for new HIV drugs. HIV enters a chromosome using the integrase protein, said Dr. Eric Poeschla, who led the Mayo Clinic researchers... Read more »
Gene Controls Production of Protein That Blocks HIV From Entering Cells; People With Extra Copies Protected, Study SaysIndividuals who have extra copies of a gene that produces a specific protein are less likely to contract HIV or develop AIDS than people from the same ancestry who do not have extra copies of the gene, according to a study published in the Jan. 6... Read more »
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Red Grapes, Protein Supplements & Noni Juice
Posted by Choosing2Liv, 3 Replies
Recently, a guy who's been infected for almost four years and is healthy as an ox gave me this advice: "...pay attention to things that can boost your immune system..such as red grapes, Noni juice, protein supplements, etc."Is there any truth to... Read more » Natural Protein Prevents HIV from Spreading
Posted by new2this2010, 1 Reply
http://thefutureofthings.com/news/1138/natural-protein-prevents-hiv-from-spreading.html
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Researchers have discovered the Achille's heel of the HIV virus: VPU protein
Posted by new2this2010, 1 Reply
http://www.businessinsider.com/protein-enables-hiv-to-thwart-the-immune-system-2012-7
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Protein in Tears???
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Tuesday March 16 on the Discovery Channel there was a news brief saying that scientists had discovered a protein in human tears and saliva that was deadldy to the AIDS virus and that it would be a significant force in new treatments. Since then i... Read more »
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