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Protein Amount Hiv
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Ask the Experts
amount of protien?What is your opinion on the amount of protein a PHA needs?...
Response from Cade Fields-Gardner M.S., R.D.
The Cutting Edge
The amount of protein you need is the amount to sustain and benefit protein-related processes and protein-based tissue in the body. We have some idea about what that level is in many people, including those who experience physical stress of...
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what are the ethical rules concerning the amount of time a dr. can wait before sharing my medical information with me?Dear Dr. Bob:I've been hiv positive since 1994. i'm doing well with cd4s in the 4-500... Read more »How much Protein is too much?I have always heard that persons with HIV/AIDS should increase their protein intake to help prevent... Read more »
Articles
Protein Grown in Tobacco Plant Could Result in Low-Cost Microbicide, Study SaysResearchers on Monday announced that tobacco plants in Kentucky have been used in a study to develop a low-cost drug that inhibits HIV, providing hope for the eventual development of a vaginal microbicide, the Louisville Courier-Journal reports... Read more »
Daily Peptide T Nasal Spray May Be Successful in Fighting Latent HIV-Infected Cells, Study SaysA nasal spray of a synthetic protein fragment called Peptide T may be successful in lowering the amount of latent HIV-infected cells, according to preliminary results of a small human pilot study published in the current issue of the journal ... Read more »
Some HIV/AIDS Advocates Calling on Bristol-Myers Squibb to Clarify Funding Amount Pledged to National AIDS Fund Through Web Site CampaignSome HIV/AIDS advocates and ethics experts are calling on pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers Squibb to clarify or change the amount pledged to the National AIDS Fund through its Web site campaign Light to Unite , the Newark Star-Ledger ... Read more »
New York Lawmakers Should Pass Bill Capping Amount Low-Income Residents With HIV Pay for Housing, Columnist SaysSome New York City residents with HIV pay as much as 70% of their income on housing because of the financial assistance they receive through the New York City HIV/AIDS Services Administration, New York Daily News columnist Errol Louis writes. ... Read more »
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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 » 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 » a considerable amount of HIV blood in a glass
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am wondering if 20-30 ml of wet HIV-infected blood remained in a glass for more than twelve hours, will the blood be still infectious even if it is still wet after that 12 hours??
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