AID'S | Chlamydia | Crabs | Genital Herpes | Syphilis 
                 Genital Warts |   Gonorrhea  | Hepatitis B 

Cause: Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
  How transmitted: Contact with infected blood or sexual fluids.
  Symptoms: May cause no symptoms for many years. Symptoms such as swollen glands, night   sweats, weight loss may occur.
  Diagnostic tests: Blood test
  Treatment: Medications to help keep immune systems stronger. There is no cure.
  Complications: The virus destroys the immune system leaving the body unable to fight off   infections. This may eventually cause death. May also be passed from mother to infant.

AIDS appears to be simply a combination of the symptoms caused by four main nutrient deficiencies, those of:

• Selenium: Selenium 90 Capsules
• Cysteine: Acetyl-Cysteine-1000-mg-120-tabs
• Tryptophan: Swanson Ultra®100% Pure
  Pharm Grade L-Tryptophan
• Glutamine: Glutamine 1000 Grams from MRM

  What is AIDS?

  AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. AIDS is the advanced stage of the   disease caused by a virus called HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus).

  HIV attacks and damages the body's immune and nervous systems.

  Everyone can be affected by HIV/AIDS - male, female, young and old.

  Is there a cure for HIV infection?

  Not yet! Progress has been made, but prevention is still our only defense.

  How can I get infected?

  By having unprotected vaginal and/or anal sex with someone already infected.

  By sharing needles for injecting drugs like cocaine, heroin, or steroids with someone already infected.

  By receiving infected blood or blood products .

  During pregnancy, at birth or through breastfeeding, an infected mother can pass the virus to her child.

  What happens if I am infected?

  After infection, people may not feel or look sick for years.
  

  However, they can still pass HIV to others.

  Over time, the nervous and immune systems become damaged and

  HIV-infected people become sick with different illnesses.

  For people living with advanced HIV infection or AIDS, their immune and nervous systems are weak. They get diseases, such as infections or cancers which can kill them.

  How do I know if I am infected?

  Over time, the body produces antibodies to fight the HIV virus. A blood test can tell if you have these antibodies which show you are infected.

  It can take as early as 6 weeks and up to 6 months after infection for these antibodies to show.

  How do I protect myself?

  No risk
  - abstinence (from sex or needles)
  - if you and your partner are not infected and you only have sex with each other.
  
  Some risk
  - safer sex activities
  - safer needle use.
  

  What are safer sex activities?

  Safer sex activities prevent contact with semen, vaginal fluids or blood.
  

  Talk to your partner about safer sex before having sex.

  Use a latex condom correctly every time you have sex.

  Use only water-based lubricants. Oil-based lubricants such as petroleum jelly should never be used because they may weaken the condom and cause it to break.

  What is safer needle use?

  Don't share needles if you are injecting drugs.
  

  Use needle exchange programs where used needles can be exchanged for new ones, or
  rinse your needles twice in water, twice in bleach for 30 seconds, and twice in water again.
  

  Genesis 1:29 "And God said, 'Behold I have given every herb-bearing seed which is upon the face of all the earth and every tree, in which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed: to you it shall be for meat'."

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