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Eating Raw Food When You Have Hiv
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Eating raw meatHi I've been HIV+ for about 4 years. I'm currently taking Atripla, have an undetectable VL, a CD4 count of around 500 and am feeling fine. I am something of a foodie and enjoy eating rare meat, sometimes completely raw meat (eg, steak...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
I would avoid rare meat of all kinds. I even avoid sushi due to fear of contamination, food poisoning and parasites.Don't play with fire. Gut related problems in HIV can be very difficult to treat sometimesnelson...
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Raw Diet and HIVHave there been any studies that have looked at the effects of a Raw Diet (nothing prepared over... Read more »Raw seafood and HIVI'm currently researching a paper regarding foodborne illness and immune compromised patrons.... Read more »
Articles
25 Things You Should Know if You Are HIV-Positive25 Do not eat raw meat, raw fish, or raw eggs. These foods can make you sick. 24 Take a multivitamin and a high-potency supplement of B complex vitamins everyday. 23 If you've never had hepatitis A or B, ask your doctor about... Read more »
Eating DefensivelyBacteria and Food Poisoning "It must have been something I ate!" How many times do people say this following about of nausea, upset stomach, cramps, diarrhea, or vomiting? Indeed, these can be the symptoms of food poisoning -- illness caused by... Read more »
A Three-Course Meal -- 2. The Main Course: Healthy EatingBuilding a Healthy Diet Food is the foundation of nutritional health. Nothing can replace food. It can be supplemented, adjusted, increased or decreased, but not entirely replaced. Food provides the building blocks of carbohydrates, proteins and... Read more »
California: Everyday Heroes -- Long Beach Gay-Friendly Church Makes Sure HIV/AIDS Patients Can EatThe AIDS Food Store at Christ Chapel of Long Beach, Calif., has operated a free weekly or bimonthly food distribution program for 27 years to help persons with HIV/AIDS. Participants do not have to be church members to receive help. The store... Read more »
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HIV Through Food?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi, I was wondering what the odds are of getting HIV through food.I was eating a crunchwrap from taco bell recently, probably a month ago, when I distinctly tasted iron/blood (which may have been the beef, because I recall having taco bell beef have... Read more » My fiance is getting a raw deal because he is poz
Posted by lilwolf, 1 Reply
Lewis County, WA has my fiance in their grasp all because he has AIDS, and he makes no secret of it. He is accused of molesting my 8 yr old daughter. My fiance has a squeaky clean criminal record, and is a NAVY veteren with a exemploray record.My... Read more » Oral Sex Lots of Grinding that created raw spot
Posted by Panic, 2 Replies
Hello,About 4 weeks ago I was at a strip joint. I had a private dance with a lot of grinding. The girl also inserted my penis in her mouth a couple of times. I noticed the next day a raw spot on my penis. I went into a panic. About 2 weeks... Read more » raw sex
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
what would the life expectancy of a poz person having raw sex beRead more »
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