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Raw Food Diet And Hiv
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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 118 degrees) on HIV person....
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
Not at all. We hardly have data on a regular cooked diet and we probably will never have it now that research budget cuts are so prominent as it is the perception that we are all doing great on HIV medications.Nelson...
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Raw seafood and HIVI'm currently researching a paper regarding foodborne illness and immune compromised patrons.... Read more »HIV and proper dietI am newly diagnosed with HIV. Is there any food, I shouldnt be eating? For example, sweets,... Read more »
Articles
Diet Wise, Pound Foolish: Promoted Diets for HIVResearch on drug therapies is traditionally given a higher priority than research into nutrition due to profit potentials. Put simply, protease inhibitors generate significantly more profits than bananas. Since there are so many variations among... Read more »
Study Links Diet to Health in HIV Positive MenOne of the hallmarks of untreated HIV/AIDS is unintentional weight loss, or wasting. In the early 1980s, before the name AIDS was given to the pandemic, people in East Africa referred to AIDS-related wasting as "slim" or "slim disease." There... Read more »
Benefits of Diet, Supplements, and Exercise in HIV CareSpeakers: Jan Zimmerman, nutritionist, Village Center for Care, AIDS Day Treatment Program Sean Crawford, clinical exercise specialist, GMHC volunteer Nutrition and HIV Foods that Heal The Story on Supplements The Fitness Contribution A Final... Read more »
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 »
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Food, Nutrition, and HIV Conference 12/6 in Boston
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Food, Nutrition, and HIV Conference in Boston, on December 6The Food, Nutrition, and HIV Conference is a day-long event for HIV-positive persons and front-line service providers. It is organized by the AIDS Action Committee's HIV Health Institute. Th... Read more » HIV from food?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I just ate a macaroni salad at a restaurant and I've eaten it before but this time it had something that tasted weird, kind of sweet, or more like sweet and sour. I don't know if it was a vegetable or if it could be something else, like semen or... Read more » DAILY DIET
Posted by CHERUB, 5 Replies
I was wondering if anyone HIV+ had a religious diet? Like do you avoid certain foods, i.e., chicken or ground beef? Just curious.Read more » Need help with my diet desprately
Posted by endlsskys, 2 Replies
Here is my problem. This last week I have had no money or anything house is basically empty of food execpt maybe spagehetti sauce. I get money on friday but this last week and a half have been hell. Here is my diet because I don't know what to eat....
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