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Vitamin B12 And Aids
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Different Opions on Vitamin B-12Dr. Gallant, My Dr. back in 1990 prescribed B-12 injections monthly to combat anemia associated with long term AZT use.As the years went by and more of my friends were diagnosed HIV+ their Drs. wouldtell them that B-12 doesn't doanything. In...Testosterone/B12/Vitamin D Tests?Do you recommend these tests for an HIV/HCV/HBV pt? Thank you?... Read more »Vitamin B12 Intranasal JelDear Dr. Frascino:Is there a way to ideantify the maker of the vitamin B12 intranasal jel? This... Read more »
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HIV, Vitamins and SupplementsTable of Contents Micronutrients and HIV Getting Enough Taking Supplements Micronutrients and HIV Vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants are called micronutrients. Even thoughthe body only needs small amounts, micronutrients are... Read more »
Vitamin Advocate Rath Runs Ad in New York Times Calling AIDS Drugs Toxic; Harvard Researchers, U.N. Attack Ad's StatementsMatthias Rath, who advocates the use of vitamins and nutrition to treat HIV/AIDS, on Tuesday placed a full-page advertisement in the New York Times and the International Herald Tribune claiming antiretroviral drugs are toxic, Reuters reports.... Read more »
South Africa: Treatment Action Campaign Seeks Ban on Rath Treating AIDS With VitaminsLawyers for Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) are asking the Cape High Court to stop vitamin-maker Matthias Rath and his associates from promoting his products as an alternative HIV/AIDS treatment. TAC and the South African Medical Association... Read more »
South Africa AIDS Activists Demand Government Action Against Vitamin GuruSouth African AIDS advocates and political representatives are urging their government to stop a vitamin guru from taking advantage of senior officials' reservations and ambivalence regarding the benefit of antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) for treating... Read more »
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B-12 Shots or Sub-lingual
Posted by riverprincess
I have been trying to get B12 shots from the health dept but it just hasn't worked out. I probably should of been more pro-active to get it. But now again was suggested to take the sub-lingual form. I didn't get it in the pill form but in the...
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Benefits of Vitamins
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Is there anyone out there who takes vitamins regularly and has HIV? Which do you take and has there been any proof of its benefits?Read more » World AIDS Day 2006: raising 'HIV/AIDS' Awareness
Posted by Anonymous
World AIDS Day 2006: Raising 'HIV/AIDS' AwarenessWe urgently need to raise 'HIV/AIDS' Awareness to stop the epidemic spread of AIDS-related Myths, HIV-related Lies and Pharmogenocide: Iatrogenic 'AIDS' ('AIDS' caused by anti-retroviral' drugs). World... Read more » Pre-med vitamins and nutritional supplements
Posted by DC23, 4 Replies
Hello,I'm newly positive, and I don't yet require any meds. (My viral load is low, and my T-cells are high.) I was wondering if anyone had any advice on preventative measures to take now that I'm early in my HIV infection. Does anyone recommend... Read more »
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