The statement that I replied to was NOT that some medicines can cause
AIDS-like symptoms.
The statement was that -- what was it? -- 75 or more percent of people
in Japan and China have AIDS.
That is shocking to me because it is flagrantly wrong.
The blood products, contaminated by HIV, caused the AIDS in hemophiliac
patients here.
The heated products, which tested negative for HIV, did not cause AIDS
in anyone.
There are few cases that are more clear or compelling.
One young man infected by the unheated products spent all of his time
and energy bringing the outrageous case to light, and much was
published about it.
The hemophiliacs who received unheated blood products are a very
carefully-studied group. It seems abundantly clear that the unheated
blood products caused -- or at very least, were directly related to
-- the development of AIDS in patients who received the blood products.
Only those who received the unheated blood products test positive for
HIV.
On Thursday, Dec 29, 2005, at 01:45 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
Why is is shocking? We all know that medicines that are suppose to
cure
one thing will often cause another thing. This was what caused the
Hatian
AIDS outbreak as well.
Young people who have many "Sekkusu Tomo" (sex friends), and who
don't
use condoms (sales are plummeting even as the AIDS rate rises) are
clearly the ones at risk for AIDS and related diseases, which include
several new and nasty types of hepatitis.
AIDs is a symptom caused by many things. One of the primary causes is
benzene and benzene containing substances such as clioquinol But these
cases in Japan that I have read about that have high AIDS rates has
nothing
to do with sex, condoms, or even a virus, it has to do with benzene
substances.
Marshall.
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