Aids - Natural Remedies

by Edward F. Group III, D.C., Ph.D, N.D.,CCN 

There is a way for people with AIDS to get cured of the disease by following certain steps. Even if you are taking drugs, if you take the right steps and follow the right food and nutritional plan, you will have a big chance of reducing the effects of the virus and maybe even rid the body of the virus completely. We know that AIDS is caused by toxins and enzymes produced by the AIDS virus and the destruction of white blood cells. The virus spreads and replicates by using an enzyme called protease, which destroys collagen. Scientist discovered that the amino acid lysine, when combined with vitamin C, appeared to inhibit the action of protease. In certain clinical trials, patients with AIDS were giving a regimen consisting of lysine and vitamin C. This regimen showed to have dramatically reduced the virus and improved the patient's health.

This Program works in five ways to stop AIDS and symptoms associated with the disease

1.       The core nutrients of the regimen stop the action of protease. They act as a natural protease inhibitor. In other words, the protease molecules are neutralized by the regimen components, which act as "decoys" to prevent the protease from attacking T-cells and destroying collagen in living tissue. Since they are ordinary, natural amino acids, they do not interfere with normal body chemistry.

2.       The regimen helps to build and strengthen your immune system by supplying the necessary raw materials for building healthy white blood cells, which can identify, surround, and destroy viruses and unhealthy cells. This gives the body fighting power to ward off the virus directly and strengthens the body against further invasion of microorganisms that threaten the body.

3.       The antioxidants in the regimen act as a toxin sponge mop. Antioxidants neutralize these toxins into harmless chemicals that are then excreted.

4.       The core components of the regimen allow your body to quickly rebuild and regenerate the connective tissue – collagen – that has been destroyed by the AIDS virus.

5.       The regimen increases peripheral circulation, including to neurons in the brain and elsewhere. This helps to reduce or prevent neuropathy, a common problem faced by AIDS patients.

Diet and Nutrition

For those with HIV or AIDS, what you eat can have a powerful impact on whether you live long and well. By improving your nutrition, you can help your body fight HIV while improving your quality of life, improving your energy level, or increasing your overall feelings of well-being. The reason nutrients can have such powerful effects is because nutrients provide the building blocks for both the body's physical structure – its cells, tissues, and organs – and its function, including its immune system and other acts of daily functioning. That would be important for anyone, but for someone living with HIV, it's particularly crucial.

Proper nutrition can help HIV-positive people remain healthy in several ways

There are several reasons for this

Nutrients burn faster: As discussed above, the immune system is continuously fighting HIV – even when anti-HIV drugs are being used – and repairing damage caused by the virus and other infections. This causes the body to burn nutrients faster, which can cause many nutrient levels to become low.

Nutrients aren't absorbed properly: Another cause of nutrient deficiencies is the poor absorption of nutrients that may occur as the result of intestinal infections (including HIV itself) or diarrhea. Some HIV-positive people have a difficult time absorbing fat, which can prevent the absorption of important vitamins like A, E, D and K.

Poor diets: Simply put, many HIV-positive people don't eat enough of the right kinds of foods. This may be due to fatigue, appetite loss, changes in the senses of smell or taste, nausea, vomiting, infections or other problems of the mouth or throat, or simply not knowing how to eat healthfully.

There are two sources for obtaining the nutrients that we need to meet our nutritional requirements: eating and drinking the right kinds of foods and liquids, and taking appropriate nutrient supplements– vitamins, minerals, amino acids and fatty acids. But it's important to know that one can't substitute for the other. Gulping down handfuls of pills won't make up for eating a bad diet, and even the best diet may not provide the level of certain nutrients that may be needed to protect and repair the liver. It is always most important to focus on the right diet and by combining the right, good diet along with vitamin supplements, you will have an excellent chance of surviving AIDS.

The following program below will help in fighting the disease and in time eliminate it from the body completely. The doctor would like to remain anonymous!