Chinese Herbs & HIV/AIDS

Chinese Herbalism (May 21, 2012)
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From AIDS InfoNet
Herbal Therapies Used by People Living With HIV: Ginseng (2004)
Part of A Practical Guide to Herbal Therapies for People Living With HIV.
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From Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Herbal Therapies Used by People Living With HIV: Gingko Biloba (2004)
Part of A Practical Guide to Herbal Therapies for People Living With HIV.
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From Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Chinese Herb Blocks Chemokine Receptor, May Have Anti-HIV Effect (September 2003)
An abstract of a study on shikonin, a component of atraditional Chinese medicinal herb.
In Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy
Patients Warned of Dangers of Chinese Medicines (October 6, 2001)
In British Medical Journal
Can Ginseng Help Suppress HIV? (July 23, 2001)
From Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Pesticides Found in Many Ginseng Supplements in the U.S. (July 23, 2001)
From Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Public Health Department Issues Warning About Herbal Supplements (May 2000)
In Hotline Memos, from Project Inform
Chinese Herbs for Protease Inhibitor Induced Diarrhea (November 18, 1998)
In Alternative and Complementary Therapies
SSKT (Xiao Chai Hu Tang) Info Sheet (May 1996)
From PWA Health Group

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