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Most popular nutritional products in HIV

NelsonWhat are the most popular vitamin/nutrition products marketed in HIV? If you have costs, that would be great. Gracias mi amigo...

Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.

Program for Wellness Restoration

These are the ones that have some research behind them in HIV:Omega 3 fish oils- They lower triglycerides and may have other benefits like anti-inflammatory properties. 2000-3000 mg per day. It will probably run $30 per month depending on the... Read more »

WHY ARE YOU SO POPULAR! WHY!!!!

Dr Robert J FrascinoYou are like a celeb in this area, everyone i ask who to ask is always you, is... Read more »

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mr popular

Hey Dr. Bob!I can see you are obviously flooded with emails and questions, so I'll make this... Read more »

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Los Angeles Times Examines How Evidence of Circumcision's Role in HIV Prevention Might Not Affect Declining Popularity

Circumcision once was a routine surgical procedure for newborn boys, but the practice's popularity in the U.S. is declining, despite evidence that it might reduce the risk of infection with HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, the Los... Read more »

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Popular HIV Drug May Cause Memory Declines

A study by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, indicates that the way the body metabolizes the antiretroviral drug, efavirenz, may cause cognitive impairment by damaging nerve cells. It had been assumed that the brain... Read more »

Oral Sex More Popular Than Anal Sex Among Gay and Bisexual Men, Online Survey Finds

Researchers from Indiana University, George Mason University and Online Buddies, Inc., polled more than 24,700 gay and bisexual men ages 18 to 87 to ask them about their most recent sexual experience -- and what they found was somewhat surprising .... Read more »

India to Use Cricket's Popularity in Television Campaign to Fight HIV/AIDS

TV and newspaper ads being run by India's National AIDS Control Organization are using references to the very popular game cricket to promote safer sex, according to a report in the Asian Age . In one TV ad, a screen flashes "Not Out," suggesting a... Read more »

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HEAL Seattle Online: July Issue

Posted by Anonymous

Subject: HEAL Seattle Online: July Issue

"Orthodox AIDS Scientists Hold Popularity Contest for HIV Theory" by Lynn Gannet

"Blueprints for Health",
a set of vintage "poppers" ads promoting a "healthy" lifestyle

"HIV Help: A Primer"
a document featuring... Read more »

HIV Medications

Posted by BoyDave, 3 Replies

Does anyone have to pay (cash) for their HIV medications? If so I need some advice. I'm taking Truvada, Reyataz & Norvir. Read more »

Medication affecting HIV test

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

Where can I find out information about medication affecting results of HIV test? I was on antifungal when I took my test & worried about false negative.

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