Why I Quit HIV
by Rebecca Culshaw
A mathematical biochemist speaks out against the widespread acceptance
of HIV's causal role in AIDS and questions the lack of scientific
agreement and clear methodology for determining the pathogenesis
of AIDS.
The Dual Strategy of the Immune Response
by David Lowenfels
This in-depth review of Heinrich Kremer's research on nitric
oxide, the TH1/Th2 switch, and mitochondrial symbiosis shines light
on the pathophysiology of AIDS, cancer, and other chronic immune
imbalances.
AIDS Wasting Syndrome as an Entero-Metabolic Disorder: The Gut
Hypothesis
by Mitchell Kaminski, Jr., MD; Steven Weil, DN; Jeffrey Bland,
PhD; and Pat Jan, PA-C
The route from HIV to AIDS runs right through the gut, following
a potential series of falling dominoes that lead directly to HIV
replication. A therapeutic protocol that addresses nutritional
health via ingestion might prevent the progression of HIV into
full-blown AIDS.
AIDS Therapy from Cheap Generics
by Mae Wan Ho, PhD with Veljko Veljkovic, PhD, Sam Burcher, and
Rhea Gala
Doctors from the Immunitor Corporation in Thailand, which created
the V1 AIDS vaccine, suggest that a quintet of inexpensive and
readily available drugs might provide a safe alternative to more
toxic anti-HIV drug cocktails.
Why Enzymes are Essential to a Healthy Immune System
by Dr. Ellen Cutler
Enzymes are the workhorses of the body, crucial for proper digestion,
without which the immune system is compromised. Any strategy for
creating a healthy immune system begins with good nutritional support,
and enzyme therapy is key.
Possible Role for Plantago Lanceolata in the Treatment of HIV
Infection?
by Maria Abdin
Correspondent Maria Abdin proposes a possible herbal treatment
for AIDS-related symptoms.
Healthy Food Preparation Using the Saladmaster® Cookware Techniques
by Morton Walker, DPM
A healthy diet begins with good food properly prepared. The Saladmaster
system offers a patented, high-quality approach to enhancing health
through diet.
How Pigs Can Help You Look and Feel 15 Years Younger in Just Three
Months
by Jonathan V. Wright, MD
Away from the controversy of stem cell research, another decades-old
cell therapy is quietly underway, offering hope of rejuvenation
to the aging and "targeted therapy" for those with
poorly functioning organs and tissues.
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Effective Treatments for Pain and Fatigue
General Principles of Pain Relief—Giving
Your Body What It Needs to Heal and Eliminate Pain
by
Jacob Teitelbaum MD
Online publication only
Shorts
briefed by Jule Klotter
Literature Review & Commentary
by Alan R. Gaby, MD
The War on Cancer
Von Eschenbach's Challenge
by Ralph W. Moss, PhD
Health
Risks & Environmental
Issues
Teflon Makes Life Easy, But Is It Safe?
by Rose Marie Williams, MA
Healing with Homeopathy
The Itch That Won't Go Away!
by Robert Ullman, ND and Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, ND, LCSW
Townsend's New York Observer
The Double Ordeal of Christine Maggiore
by Marcus A. Cohen
Web Page Potpourri
HIV/AIDS
by Marjorie Roswell
Therapeutic Nutrition
Coconuts as a Functional Food in the Prevention and Treatment of
AIDS
by Gina Nick, PhD
Phytotherapy Review & Commentary
Phytotherapy for HIV/AIDS
by Kerry Bone, FNIMH, FNHAA
Quantum Medicine Update
Gastrointestinal Rejuvenation via Synbiotic Nourishment to Upregulate
Prebiotic Butyrate, IGFs, and HGH
by Paul Yanick, Jr., PhD
Chinese Medicine Update
Treating Fever in AIDS Patients
by Bob Flaws, LicAc, FNAAOM, FRCHM
Women's Health Update
Nutritional Influences on Osteoporosis
by Tori Hudson, ND
Nutritional Influences on Illness
Vitamins in the Treatment of AIDS
by Melvyn R. Werbach, MD
BookCorners
Adventures in Psychiatry: The
Scientific Memoirs of Dr. Abram Hoffer
by Dr. Abram Hoffer
review by Helke Ferrie
Enhancing Low Carb Diets
by Stephen Holt MD
review by Katherine Duff
The Fourfold Path to Healing
by Thomas S. Cowan, MD with Sally Fallon & Jaimen McMillan
review by Irene Alleger
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