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Whey Protein And Hiv
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WHEY PROTEIN PLUS HIVPlease,Im positive but everything is okay so far, indetectable viral load and Tcells around 500. I would like to know if is there any problem to take Whey Protein, BCAA to practice bodybuilding? Sorry my english......
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
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Hello,As best I can tell, there's no problem taking these nutritional supplements, and no significant interaction between your supplements and HIV medications.Nevertheless, be sure to let your care provider know about all of the medications,...
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Whey proteinHello,I have recently taken a 4th generation HIV combo test (p24 antigen and antibodies). Just... Read more »starting on meds and gaining weight with whey proteinHello Nelson,Im a 26yr old male recently diagnosed with aids after being positive for about 2... Read more »
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Study IDs Protein That Helps HIVUS scientists have identified a protein HIV uses to attach itself to chromosomes, presenting a possible target for new HIV drugs. HIV enters a chromosome using the integrase protein, said Dr. Eric Poeschla, who led the Mayo Clinic researchers... Read more »
Gene Controls Production of Protein That Blocks HIV From Entering Cells; People With Extra Copies Protected, Study SaysIndividuals who have extra copies of a gene that produces a specific protein are less likely to contract HIV or develop AIDS than people from the same ancestry who do not have extra copies of the gene, according to a study published in the Jan. 6... Read more »
Researchers Discover Protein That Could Lead to Development of HIV Vaccine, New Treatments, Study SaysThe discovery of a protein, known as FOX03a, found in the nucleus of CD4+ T cells could lead to the development of an HIV vaccine and new treatments, according to a study recently published in the online edition of the journal Nature Medicine ,... Read more »
NIH Scientists Identify New HIV-Inhibiting ProteinWHAT: Scientists have identified a new HIV-suppressing protein in the blood of people infected with the virus. In laboratory studies, the protein, called CXCL4 or PF-4, binds to HIV such that it cannot attach to or enter a human cell. The research... Read more »
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Natural Protein Prevents HIV from Spreading
Posted by new2this2010, 1 Reply
http://thefutureofthings.com/news/1138/natural-protein-prevents-hiv-from-spreading.html
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Researchers have discovered the Achille's heel of the HIV virus: VPU protein
Posted by new2this2010, 1 Reply
http://www.businessinsider.com/protein-enables-hiv-to-thwart-the-immune-system-2012-7
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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 »
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