41. Nutrition And HIV hiv diet revisited 9 pages; hiv dietary Supplements revisited - 6 pages 5 pages; Carnitine - 4 pages; hiv/aids and Nutrition - Commentary re http://www.catie.ca/myers.nsf/0/2EE3A2C0627E87A98525658D00716CE0?opendocument&la

42. Man Defies AIDS With Diet, Strong Will 7/17/04 Man Defies aids With diet, Strong Will Some 26 million people with hiv live in the region of Africa south of the Sahara Desert alone, or more than half http://www.mercola.com/2004/jul/17/aids_diet.htm

Dr. Joseph Mercola Author of the Total Health Program Enter your e-mail address below to subscribe to my free newsletter: Previous Issues What This Means Health Rankings Essential Info Health Blog My Vision My Qualifications #1 Natural Health Website ... More... Health Resources Nutrition Plan Fewer Grains/Sugars More Omega-3 More Water ... E-mail to a Friend Man Defies AIDS With Diet, Strong Will David Patient has lived almost half of his 43 years as an HIV-positive South African, defying all medical odds. What's even more unusual: This healthy man takes no anti-retroviral drugs for his condition. Instead, his only weapons have been a hardy dietary plan and an unbending will to live. Defying the experts, his regimen has been more than enough. Currently, Patient is touring Africa to share his ideas with other HIV-positive people. His ideas and passion for sharing them is sorely needed. Some 26 million people with HIV live in the region of Africa south of the Sahara Desert alone, or more than half of the people with HIV in the world. Rather than encourage fellow individuals with HIV to follow the typical plan, which includes condom use, Patient emphasizes nutrition that improves their immune systems, extends their lives and lowers their chances of infecting loved ones.

43. Pick 'n Pay - HIV/AIDS diet and GIT Eating Health Food Safety High Blood Cholesterol hiv/aids Leaflets. The Importance of Nutrition for People Living with hiv / aids http://www.picknpay.co.za/pnp/view/pnp/en/page10695?oid=10881&sn=detail

44. Healthy Eating Weight Loss Other Diseases - 1 aids/hiv alzheimer s arthritis asthma attention deficit/ hyperactivity A healthy, balanced diet can help you stay healthy and/or recover from disease. http://www.healthyeating.net/he_8-08.htm

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45. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome There is also basic information on aids and hiv for patients, viral load and resistance testing, diet and nutrition, and a variety of other topics. http://omni.ac.uk/browse/mesh/D000163.html

low graphics Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome / complications Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome / diagnosis Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome / diet therapy ... Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome / transmission broader: HIV Infections other: AIDS Dementia Complex AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Co-trimoxazole A fact sheet produced by the National Aids Manual (NAM), a UK community based information provider, aimed at people with HIV or AIDS. This leaflet provides information about co-trimoxazole s an approved antibiotic treatment. It consists of a mixture of two drugs - trimethoprim (TMP) and sulphamethoxazole (SMX). These are used to treat and prevent PCP (Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia). Includes information on drug interactions, side effects, resistance, desensitisation and dose escalation, research on desensitisation, and research into co-trimoxazole to prevent illness in resource-poor settings. Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole Combination Patient Education HIV Drug Therapy, Combination

46. FACT SHEET HIV/AIDS And Alternative Therapies People with hiv/aids in the United States use many kinds of alternative approaches to diet and Nutrition. Persons with inadequate nutrition who are hiv http://www.aegis.com/pubs/cdc_fact_sheets/1994/cdc94033.html

FACT SHEET: HIV/AIDS and Alternative Therapies NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH; Office of Alternative Medicine - Fact Sheet #7 - June 1994 What is Alternative Medicine? The terms "alternative," "complementary," or "unconventional" therapy cover a broad range of healing philosophies and approaches. Some approaches are consistent with physiological principles of Western medicine, while others constitute independent healing systems. Some therapies are so far outside the realm of accepted medical theory and practice that they are difficult to subject to standard evaluative techniques. How Does Alternative Medicine Fit Into the Treatment of HIV Disease? At the beginning of the epidemic, little or no treatment was available for people with HIV/AIDS. Although as yet there is no cure, over the last decade researchers have identified a number of drugs that slow progression of the virus as well as therapies to treat the many opportunistic infections that attack people with HIV disease. The key to effective treatment is early detection and intervention. Some early treatments aim to strengthen the immune system, help patients reduce stress, and maintain good nutritional practices and appropriate exercise regimens. Many of the alternative therapies described below place significant emphasis on these lifestyle issues. Taking an active role in any disease is an important adjunct to treatment. Consideration of alternative therapies in conjunction with conventional medicine may offer additional opportunities for persons living with HIV/AIDS to be proactively involved in their treatment.

47. Upside-Down Nutrition Fascinating Facts Studies confirm that when living with hiv/aids, is very low in fat and another good food choice for the hiv/aids diet. http://www.aegis.com/pubs/bala/1994/ba940312.html

Upside-Down Nutrition Being Alive; March 1994 Jennifer Jensen, MS, RD (This article is about suitable nutrition principles for most people with HIV/AIDS. If you are in doubt, consult with your physician or nutritionist.) Fascinating Facts Studies confirm that when living with HIV/AIDS, those who change their diets use guidelines for prevention of other diseases like heart disease and cancer. Don't misunderstand prevention of these maladies is very important. But, with HIV/AIDS, there is little risk of either, except for immune-related Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) and lymphomas. Another fascinating fact: Heart-healthy aerobic exercise, while important for everyone's health program, is not to be overdone; it's important to emphasize muscle-building exercises like lifting weights and other resistance work. So, when deciding how to conduct our nutritional selves, we'll read advice in magazines and newspapers, see it on TV, hear it on radio, and overhear gossip. Do you think these communications are targeted to HIV+ America? No way! What everyone reads and hears about is diet advice for middle-class, "Norman Rockwell" America. We hear that a diet high in saturated fat, for example, is bad because it raises blood cholesterol. The HIV/AIDS counterpoint is that some saturated fat such as medium-chain triglycerides (MCT) can be the perfect fat type for us and MCT is totally saturated! Coconuts are full of MCT; in fact, their milk and flesh are almost all fat and it's 97% saturated! A heart patient could have a coronary just looking at coconuts!

48. Role Of Nutrition In Caring For HIV/AIDS As part of a balanced diet someone affected by hiv/aids needs more protein to rebuild muscle tissue, more energyrich foods for weight gain, http://www.childsurvival.com/features/bookmarks/NutritionAndAIDS.cfm

49. HIV - AIDS And The Coconut Diet™ The Coconut diet The Tropical Low-carb Weight-loss Program. http://www.coconutdiet.com/hivaids.htm

About Us Search Contact Shopping Cart ... Peace with God HIV-AIDS and The Coconut Diet Can coconut oil reduce the viral load of HIV-AIDS patients? "Initial trials have confirmed that coconut oil does have an anti-viral effect and can beneficially reduce the viral load of HIV patients" , University of the Philippines' Emeritus professor of pharmocology Dr. Conrato S. Dayrit said. A minimum of 50 ml of coconut oil would contain 20 to 25 grams of lauric acid, which indicates that the oil is metabolized in the body to release monolaurin which is an antibiotic and an anti-viral agent. Among the saturated fatty acids, lauric acid has the maximum anti-viral activity, he said. Based on this research, the first clinical trial using monolaurin as monotherapy on some of the HIV patients was conducted recently. Dr. Dayrit's conclusions after the study: "This initial trial confirmed the anecdotal reports that coconut oil does have an anti-viral effect and can beneficially reduce the viral load of HIV patients. The positive anti-viral action was seen not only with the monoglyceride of lauric acid but with coconut oil itself. This indicates that coconut oil is metabolized to monoglyceride forms of C-8, C-10, C- 12 to which it must owe its anti-pathogenic activity."

50. Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy - Patients - HIV/AIDS If I have hiv, how long will it take for it to develop into aids? Maintaining a healthy and nutritional diet also is very important in managing hiv. http://www.walgreenshealth.com/whc/spharm/jsp/sp_patient_hiv.jsp

51. HIV, AIDS, And The Distortion Of Science - May, 2000 Their views and experiments regarding hiv and aids have met the test of peer review Many factorsranging from access to health care to diet and personal http://www.aegis.org/topics/mdelaney.html

HIV, AIDS, and the Distortion of Science Project Inform - May 2000 Martin Delaney In the past year, there has been a noisy resurgence of claims that HIV does not cause AIDS and that AIDS is not contagious. Proponents of this view insist that AIDS is caused by personal behavior, notably drug abuse, or by the drugs used to treat AIDS. This view was first stated back in 1987 by Peter Duesberg, a professor of molecular biology at the University of California, Berkeley, who today is viewed as the leader of the "HIV denialist" movement.* Duesberg's claims have been debated and refuted repeatedly in scientific journals and even by a special panel assembled by the National Academy of Sciences. *Editor's note: While this issue of FOCUS does not include an article by an "HIV denialist," the Clearinghouse on pages 4 and 5 does include a list of articles and organizations representing both sides of the issue. Over the years, there have been dozens of new discoveries that further strengthen the evidence that HIV causes AIDS, including most recently, the success of combination HIV antiviral treatment. Today, nearly every physician treating HIV-infected people has seen how suppressing levels of HIV causes the clinical symptoms of disease to disappear. Though there are debates about the optimum time to start treatment, and while its effects may not be permanent and may come at the cost of side effects, the reduction in the death toll has been dramatic, leaving little room to doubt that HIV is the driving factor in AIDS.

52. World Health Assembly Set To Tackle HIV/AIDS, SARS, The Global Strategy On Diet, Print World Health Assembly set to tackle hiv/aids, SARS, the global hiv/aids, to increase safety on the world s roads, a proposed strategy on diet, http://www.news-medical.net/?id=1556

53. Diet... List of Russian organizations aids Lifecycle See hiv Staying Alive 3 Treatment Women hiv/ aids diet Sign to support vaccines for aids http://www.hiv.bg/mataraed.english.htm

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54. ACRIA Update Spring 2002: Nutrition Information Resources For People With HIV Positive Nutrition for hiv Infection and aids. By S. Bell, and RA Forse. 1996 Chronimed. http//www.cdc.gov/hiv/pubs/brochure.htm. diet Fraud http://www.acria.org/treatment/treatment_edu_springupdate2002_hivresources.html

Back to Article Listing Printer Friendly Version ACRIA Update Spring 2002 - Vol. 11 No. 2 SELECTED NUTRITION RESOURCES Information on Nutrition and HIV AIDS Nutrition Services Alliance (ANSA) Fact sheets on nutrition and HIV, plus links to nutritionists and other nutrition sites. www.aidsnutrition.org/facts/sheet01.htm (213) 201-1611 or (213) 201-1556. http://www.apla.org/apla/ed/nutrition.html AIDS Treatment Information Service (ATIS): Nutrition and Food Safety Online information on nutrition, food safety and dietary supplements. http://hivatis.org/foodsafety.html American Dietetic Association and Dieticians of Canada Position paper on nutrition intervention in the care of persons with HIV infection. http://www.eatright.org/adap0600.html The Body's Nutrition Page www.thebody.com/dietnut.html Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange (CATIE) "A Practical Guide to Nutrition for Persons Living With HIV" http://www.catie.ca/ng.nsf/table+of+contents DAAIR Direct Access Alternative Information (DAAIR Buyer's Club) 31 E. 30th Street, Suite 2A, New York, NY 10016 (212) 725-6994

55. AIDS Media Center: Library: WHO Fact Sheet: AIDS Treatment, Nutrition And Food S and diet are important for the wellbeing of people living with hiv/aids, Comprehensive care for people living with hiv and aids needs to include http://www.aidsmedia.org/content/library/detail/959

Search: Home Library HOME MISSION ... SITE POLICY Author: WHO Document Type: Other Contributing Partner: WHO Publication Date: 5 Apr 2005 Summary: 30 March 2005 HIV progressively damages the immune system, which can make a person susceptible to a range of opportunistic infections and lead to conditions such as weight loss, fever and diarrhoea. Description: These HIV-related conditions can lower food intake by reducing appetite and interfering with the body's ability to absorb food. HIV also alters metabolism which can often lead to increased energy and nutrient requirements for people with HIV-infection. People with HIV who are also suffering from hunger and/or nutritional deficits are more likely to fall ill with opportunistic infections and less likely to be able to recover from them. In addition, people who are sick with HIV-related illnesses are also less able to work normally, to earn income or to produce food, which can lead to nutritional deficits both for themselves and for their dependants. As in the population at large, a good diet that provides the full range of essential micronutrients is important to the health of people infected with HIV and can help bolster the immune system, boost energy levels and maintain body weight and well-being. Guidelines published jointly by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2003 offer simple dietary suggestions for people living with HIV and AIDS.[1]

56. Nutrition For AIDS And HIV Infected Patients Maintaining a healthy diet with aids is complicated, due to a person with aids Many aids and hiv infected people are turning to herbal medicine as a http://vt.essortment.com/hivnutrition_ruec.htm

Nutrition for AIDS and HIV infected patients When one is infrected with the HIV virus they should be cautious of their nutritional intake, to help maintain health and lifespan. There is still no cure for AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, and there is not a set diet for a person with HIV, which is the virus that causes the disease, AIDS. But good nutrition can play a part in preventing weight loss and other AIDS complications. When patients are diagnosed with HIV, Doctors will usually advise the patients while they are not ill, to seek nutritional advice from a qualified clinical dietician. This helps the patient prepare and learn about nutrition. Maintaining a healthy diet with AIDS is complicated, due to a person with AIDS often has cases of diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, a loss of appetite either from the disease itself or the medication they take. AIDS affects the digestion system also, which makes it hard for the body to absorb essential vitamins and minerals such as folate, riboflavin, thiamine, and vitamins B6 and B12. A person with AIDS, often experiences rapid weight loss, when this happens patients have to be fed through tubes, if nutrients are not being absorbed properly doctors will often prescribe this procedure even if there is no rapid weight loss. The HIV virus attacks the immune system this makes a person not able to defend against infections and diseases. There is a higher risk of HIV infected persons to get food poisoning from bacteria such as salmonella, shigella and campylobacter. These bacteria can cause death to HIV positive persons. Because of this people with HIV or people who prepare food for HIV patients need to pay close attention to food safety.

57. Medical News: Healthy Diet Can Slow Onset Of AIDS - WrongDiagnosis.com Medical news summary describing Healthy diet can slow onset of aids in relation to symptoms, diet; Medication; medication and aids; medication and hiv http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/news/healthy_diet_can_slow_onset_of_aids.htm

Home Symptoms Diseases Risks ... News Search our medical database Subscribe to our free Newsletter sample Send this page to a friend Condition Lists By Organ By Symptom By Class By Prevalence ... List A-Z Current chapter: Healthy diet can slow onset of AIDS Next chapters: Healthy diet leads to man suffering mercury toxicity Healthy man dies of complications from undiagnosed heart problems Healthy young people can die suddenly from pulmonary embolism Heart attack risk may be determined by testing blood pressure after exercise ... Feedback Medical News Summary: Healthy diet can slow onset of AIDS About: Healthy diet can slow onset of AIDS Date: 7 December 2004 Source: 24 X 7 Medical News Summary (summary of medical news story as reported by 24 X 7): The United Nations World Food program is set to give $1 million to provide healthy food the HIV/AIDS sufferers in India. The organization claims that a healthy diet can reduce the risk of infections and hence slow the onset of AIDS. A good diet also makes anti-retroviral therapy more efficient. 5.1 million Indians suffer from HIV or AIDS. The disease is spreading across the whole social community and not just the traditions risk groups such as homosexuals, drug users and sex workers. URL: http://www.24x7updates.com/FullStory-News-A_healthy_diet_can_help_delay_the_onset_of_AIDS-ID-37295.html

58. Welcome To The Dr. Hulda Clark HIV/AIDS Page What are Dr. Hulda Clark s findings about hiv and aids? Dr. Clark s approach includes many steps, from a dental cleanup to diet changes to healthy http://www.drclark.net/hiv/hiv_start.htm

Welcome to Dr. Hulda Clark's HIV/AIDS Page Dear Visitor You came here to find out more about Dr. Hulda Clark's approach to HIV and AIDS. Dr. Clark is the Researcher who claims: "AIDS can now be cured!" I can imagine that the first things you are interested to know is Who is Dr. Hulda Clark? What are her findings about HIV and AIDS? How have those findings been corroborated? Who is Dr. Hulda Clark? Dr. Hulda Clark is a researcher in the field of Alternative Medicine. You can find her CV here: http://www.drclark.net/utilities/drc.htm She has published five books, one of them on HIV/AIDS, which you can find here: http://drclarkinfo.ebsolut.com/BooksAndProducts.aspx Dr. Hulda Clark has a clinic in Tijuana, Mexico, called Century Nutrition, where she treats mostly terminal cancer and AIDS patients. In her books she reports miracle successes. Century Nutrition can be contacted at P 01152-6646-828215 F 01152-6646-834454. You can find more information on all aspects of Dr. Hulda Clark here: http://www.drclark.net On this page you will also find a search engine where you can search our site for any other topic of interest to you. Please also go to the home page http://www.drclark.net

59. AIDS Action Committee: About how long have you been taking hiv drugs (also sometimes called HAART, I follow all the diet requirements that come with my medication no matter http://www.aac.org/site/PageServer?pagename=info_adherence

60. HIV AIDS - HIV/AIDS Programs People living with hiv/aids may find help through the Minnesota hiv/aids Program. which add calories and certain nutrients to the diet. http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/main/groups/disabilities/documents/pub/dhs_id_004789.

DHS Home Page Forms (eDocs) County and Tribal Workers A -Z Topics ... Publications Disabilities The Minnesota Department of Human Services supports quality care and services for Minnesotans with physical disabilities, chronic health conditions, developmental disabilities, mental illness, chemical dependency and HIV/AIDS so they can live as independently as possible. HIV/AIDS programs People living with HIV/AIDS may find help through the Minnesota HIV/AIDS Program. To learn more about how this program can help click on any of the areas that interest you: Appeals Information Dental Program Drug Reimbursement Program Insurance Program ... Mental Health Program NEW Nutrition Program Program Application 2004 Program changes Please see this important notice for information on changes to the HIV/AIDS programs. HIV/AIDS Program (Program HH) Changes Effective May 1, 2004 and July 1, 2004 (English) HIV/AIDS Program (Program HH) Changes Effective May 1, 2004 and July 1, 2004 (Amarhic) HIV/AIDS Program (Program HH) Changes Effective May 1, 2004 and July 1, 2004 (Spanish) Cost Share Premiums Tables Dental Program Pays for routine diagnostic, preventive and corrective dental procedures furnished under the supervision of an approved dentist. Procedures covered include:

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