81. US FDA/CFSAN Eating Defensively: Food Safety Advice For Persons With Aids These food safety guidelines for persons with aids and hiv infection are no Cooking and eating defensively need not interfere with a nutritious diet. http://vm.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/aidseat.html

U. S. Food and Drug Administration FDA Brochure: 1992 Eating Defensively: Food Safety Advice for Persons With AIDS Bacteria and Food Poisoning "It must have been something I ate!" How many times do people say this following about of nausea, upset stomach, cramps, diarrhea, or vomiting? Indeed, these can be the symptoms of food poisoningillness caused by eating food on which harmful bacteria have grown. The bacteria that cause food poisoning are difficult to detect by a food's appearance, taste or smell. But they can cause illness ranging from mild to very severe and even life-threatening. The human body ordinarily is well-equipped to deal with these bacteria, but individuals with weakened immune systemssuch as those with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and those infected with the human immunodefiency virus (HIV)can be far greater risk of serious illness. Because of their weakened immune systems, these individuals are more susceptible to contracting a foodborne illness. Once contracted, these infections, with their severe vomiting and diarrhea, can be difficult to treat and they can come back again and again. This can further weaken the immune system and hasten the progression of HIV infection and be fatal for person with AIDS. Since most foodborne illnesses result from improper handling of food, person with AIDS or HIV infection can help themselves by following basic food safety guidelines. Applying these guidelines when buying, preparing and storing food, along with having a basic knowledge of the most common harmful bacteria and the foods on which they are found or can grow, can allow persons with AIDS to eat defensively while choosing a nutritious diet.

82. HIV/AIDS, SARS, The Global Strategy On Diet, Physical Activity And Health And Ro hiv/aids, SARS, the global strategy on diet, physical activity and health It will discuss actions needed to fight hiv/aids, to increase safety on the http://un.by/en/who/news/world/2004/17-05-04-4.html

preload('isel','/i/who/lmenu_sel.gif');preload('inotsel','i/who/lmenu.gif'); UN in Belarus UNDP UNFPA UNICEF ... IMF WHO ILO www.who.int What is WHO News ... in Belarus world Health for All European Bureau Mandate in Belarus Contact us ... world HIV/AIDS, SARS, the global strategy on diet, physical activity and health and road safety amongst issues for countries at 57th meeting of the Assembly The World Health Assembly, bringing the 192 Member States of the World Health Organization together, is set to consider several critical health issues next week. The Assembly is the supreme decision-making body for WHO, and runs this year from 17 - 22 May. It will discuss actions needed to fight HIV/AIDS, to increase safety on the world's roads, a proposed strategy on diet, physical activity and health, a proposed strategy for reproductive health, a resolution on family health, and will receive updates on progress in eradicating polio, controlling measles and SARS. Keynote addresses will also be given by former Presidents Kim Dae-jung of the Republic of Korea, and Jimmy Carter of the United States of America. "There are many health challenges we must overcome, including detecting emerging, new diseases, combating those which have been with us for decades, and the risks linked to unhealthy diet. The World Health Assembly is the forum for countries to decide on health priorities, and to give direction on how these can be addressed," said Dr LEE Jong-wook, Director-General of the WHO at a briefing with journalists today. "All of our health work must ultimately serve to strengthen health systems. That is the way countries can sustain progress in public health."

83. HIV/AIDS Prevention Resources common diet limitations and specific health needs for individuals with hiv/aids. Individuals can customize proper nutrition diet plans for patients who http://www.siecus.org/pubs/biblio/bibs0021.html

Annotated Bibliography: HIV/AIDS Prevention Resources SIECUS does not sell or distribute these books. They are however, available for use in the Mary S. Calderone Library. For those interested in purchasing any of these books, each annotation contains contact and price information (not including shipping and handling). This bibliography was compiled by Amy Levine, M.A., SIECUS librarian; Lissette Marrero, SIECUS information assistant; and Dana Arnberg, SIECUS intern. (Published in the SIECUS Report, Volume 27, Number 5 - June/July 1999) CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS AIDS: First Facts for Kids Grades 4-6 Linda Schwartz Answers to Questions Kids Ask Grades 6-8 Barbara Christie-Dever What Teens Need to Know Grades 9-12 Barbara Christie-Dever These three books, which are for use either in the classroom or at home, are candid, straightforward and age-appropriate. 1996; $8.95, $7.95, $9.95; ISBN 0-88160-249-3, ISBN 088160-286-8, ISBN 0-88160-233-7; The Learning Works, P. O. Box 6187, Santa Barbara, CA 93160; Phone: 800/235-5767; Fax: 805/964-1466; Web site: http://www.thelearningworks.com

84. Alternative Therapies In Health And Medicine hiv and aids. Breast Cancer $35. diet and the prevention and treatment of breast cancer Meaning and use of spirituality among women with hiv/aids http://www.alternative-therapies.com/at/staticpages/static.jsp?pagename=INFOPACK

85. Natural Remedies For HIV AIDS Gives recommended herbs, vitamins as well as the colonic irrigation and diets that will get you on the road to recovery, according to this alternative practitioner. http://www.natural-remedies-hiv-aids.com/

Natural Remedies for HIV AIDS Explore a natural way to live with this disease which need not lead to death. Enter News Flash !!! NON REACTIVE TO HIV IN 3 YEARS USING NATURAL REMEDIES!" This was the case in a young man of 25 years of age who kept strictly to a vegan diet, and took the herbs for only 2 months.

86. Aids: Alternative Therapies For AIDS Cure DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF aidshiv The role of good nutrition in the management of hiv/aids has assumed increasing importance over the past decade. http://www.lifepositive.com/Body/body-holistic/AIDS/aids-hiv.asp

DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF AIDS-HIV Introduction Medical Help Alternative Therapies Related Links ... FAQ Diet and Nutrition Dietary Supplements Shop Now! Life Positive Magazine The role of good nutrition in the management of HIV/AIDS has assumed increasing importance over the past decade. In fact, medical research has shown that nutritious food is one of the most powerful weapons available for fighting the often-calamitous effects of AIDS. Furthermore, it has been clinically confirmed that malnutrition is the fatal manifestation of AIDS for many of the people who succumb to the disease. People living with AIDS may require up to twice the normal daily caloric intake to protect themselves from the dangers of HIV-related malnutrition: heightened immunosuppression, muscle wasting, and outright starvation due to malabsorption and abnormal metabolism of nutrients. In addition, appropriate dietary modifications can significantly reduce both the side effects of medications and the symptoms of opportunistic infections. Good nutrition means getting enough macronutrients and micronutrients. Macronutrients contain calories (energy): proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. They help you maintain your body weight. Micronutrients include vitamins and minerals. They keep your cells working properly, but will not prevent weight loss.

87. Vegetarian Times: Herbs For HIV - Scoop: Health/fitness/nutrition/diet/supplemen Full text of the article, Herbs for hiv Scoop prompting a call for the South African government to study herbal treatments for aids and hiv. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0820/is_313/ai_106762031

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88. Why They Continue To Ignore The AIDS/HIV Selenium Connection - Share The Wealth Why They Continue To Ignore The aids/hiv Selenium Connection hiv cannot infect a patient with enough Selenium in his body. http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2004/11/17/why_they_continue_to_ignore_the

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89. MSN Health & Fitness - AIDS/HIV Health Center Find trustworthy resources, news and information about aids/hiv topics. Featuring information from Mayo Clinic, Harvard, Healthwise, Health Day and more. http://health.msn.com/centers/aids.armx

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90. Partnerships For HIV/AIDS Research In African Populations How do traditional health practitioners address hiv/aidsrelated prevention and How are these changing with the hiv epidemic? How does dietary intake or http://www.nichd.nih.gov/RFA/HD-02-003/contact.htm

PARTNERSHIPS FOR HIV/AIDS RESEARCH IN AFRICAN POPULATIONS RFA-HD-02-003 SAMPLE RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION SAMPLE RESEARCH QUESTIONS Illustrative examples of research questions or issues that may be addressed in the research project component of applications responding to this RFA include, but are not limited to, the following: Behavioral, Cultural, Social, and Psychosocial Factors that Influence HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care, and Management How do social, economic, behavioral, cultural, and psychosocial factors influence how African families manage HIV/AIDS-related illness, including seeking and accessing diagnosis, treatment, and care? What are the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of effective caregivers and other health care providers in the community? What types of care do individuals and families seek and from whom? How are these decisions made and by whom? What is the role of the family in promoting the adoption of behaviors to reduce risk of HIV acquisition and transmission? How is this affected by changes in the family brought about by HIV infection and AIDS deaths? What sex education messages, materials, and programs are being used, in which settings (e.g., community-based organizations, schools, churches, neighborhoods, families), and delivered by whom? Which elements are most promising in reaching intended audiences? Are psychologically and culturally appropriate media messages, regarding the route of HIV transmission, and its prevention, reaching target populations and having an effect on sexual behavior?

91. HIV And AIDS And African America Women hiv and aids in African American Women, facts you can not ignore. hiv is the virus (infection) that causes aids (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), http://www.blackwomenshealth.com/HIV_AIDS.htm

Breast Feeding Advanced Directives Alcohol Addiction Antibiotics ... Words of Prosperity H IV and A IDS: F acts T hat Y ou C an't I gnore AIDS and African American Women The AIDS rate among Black women is three times as high as that among Latino women and 18 times as high as that among White women. Today Black women make up more than half of all women who have died of AIDS. What is HIV? Dr. David Satcher, the Surgeon General of the United States, states that there are 33.4 million HIV-infected people around the world, and 665,000 in the United States. It is estimated that 50 percent of all new HIV infections in the United States are among people under 25, the majority of these young people are infected sexually. Nearly half (44 percent) of the HIV infections in the age group 13 to 24 were reported among young females and over half (63 percent) were among African Americans. It is important to remember that HIV can be present in the body for up to twelve years without producing any outward signs of illness. How Can You Become Infected?

92. AIDS/HIV Most individuals infected with hiv will progress to aids if not treated; however, LEARN MORE ABOUT hiv aids. CLICK A LINK TO READ ABOUT http://www.drugs.com/aids.html

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93. WHO | AIDS Treatment, Nutrition And Food Supplements with hiv/aids, there is no evidence that food and/or dietary supplements Comprehensive care for people living with hiv and aids needs to include http://www.who.int/3by5/mediacentre/fsFood/en/

All WHO This site only 3 by 5 home About 3 by 5 Country support Capacity building ... printable version AIDS treatment, nutrition and food supplements WHO Fact sheet 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. 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]

94. Health 24 - HIV/Aids, Nutrition And Aids Although dietary interventions cannot cure aids, there are three important Malnutrition which exists before an individual becomes infected with hiv http://www.health24.com/medical/Condition_centres/777-792-814-1769,15344.asp

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95. HIV/AIDS Section On SAHIMS.net 2003 offer simple dietary suggestions for people living with hiv and aids . The Consultation on Nutrition and hiv/aids in Africa will take place in http://www.sahims.net/archive/archive_hiv_aids.htm

SAHIMS SPECIAL UN condemns irresponsible attack on ART United nations condemns irresponsible attack on antiretroviral therapy. A recent advertising campaign is touting the benefits of vitamin therapy above antiretroviral therapy and claiming that antiretroviral therapy is toxic. These advertisements are wrong and misleading, said the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) today. WHO, UNICEF and UNAIDS have condemned the irresponsible linking of their names to claims that vitamins and nutrition therapy alone can prevent AIDS deaths. A number of accounts published by Matthias Rath on his website and distributed as flyers and advertisements within South Africa state that a number of United Nations bodies including WHO, UNICEF and UNAIDS endorse his approach. The three UN organizations are extremely concerned about these misrepresentations and note that the Rath Foundation uses quotes and information from UN agencies out of context. Misrepresentation of this sort is both dangerous and unhelpful. Over the last few years, several studies have been carried out to investigate the role of micronutrient supplements on the course of HIV/AIDS disease. The results of these studies have not been conclusive. WHO and UNAIDS recommendations for micronutrient supplementation are therefore similar for all people whether they are infected with HIV or not.

96. Nutrition & Health - HIV Research Of The Nutrition Infection Unit - Tufts Med Overview of why good nutrition important in hiv disease. Contents include articles on diet, lipodystrophy, diarrhea, wasting, and other topics by http://www.tufts.edu/med/nutrition-infection/hiv/health.html

Why is good nutrition important in HIV? Building a high quality diet Lipodystrophy Fat Accumulation Fat Loss Insulin Resistance Dyslipidemia Diarrhea Cardiovascular Disease Risk Unintentional Weight Loss/Wasting Unintentional Weight Gain ... Food choices when no kitchen is available Related Resources Choose snacks that work for you Fiber content of selected foods Omega-3 fatty acids Dietary guidelines: a breakdown by calorie intake Why is good nutrition important in HIV? Good nutrition helps keep your immune system strong, enabling you to better fight disease. A healthy diet improves quality of life. Weight loss, wasting, and malnutrition continue to be common problems in HIV, despite more effective antiretroviral medications, and can contribute to HIV disease progression. Good nutrition helps the body process the many medications taken by people with HIV. Diet (and exercise) may help with symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea, and fatigue, and with fat redistribution and metabolic abnormalities such as high blood sugar, cholesterol, and triglycerides.

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98. AIDS - Fulltext: Volume 16(15) October 18, 2002 P 2079-2081 Effect Of Dietary In aids Volume 16(15) 18 October 2002 pp 20792081 In hiv-uninfected individuals, dietary advice may achieve a 11 and 22% decline in cholesterol and http://www.aidsonline.com/pt/re/aids/fulltext.00002030-200210180-00014.htm

LWWOnline LOGIN eALERTS REGISTER ... Archive Effect of dietary intervention... ARTICLE LINKS: References (15) Permissions View full size inline images AIDS Volume 16(15) 18 October 2002 pp 2079-2081 Effect of dietary intervention on highly active antiretroviral therapy-related dyslipemia Barrios, Ana a ; Blanco, Francisco a ; Garc­a-Benayas, Teresa a ; G³mez-Viera, Jos© Manuel a ; de la Cruz, Juan Jos© b ; Soriano, Vincent a ; Gonz¡lez-Lahoz, Juan a a Service of Infectious Diseases, Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid. Spain; and b Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, Universidad Aut³noma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain. Received: 16 May 2002; accepted: 28 May 2002. Changes in cholesterol and triglyceride levels after prescribing a lipid-lowering diet were assessed in 230 HIV-infected patients with dyslipemia associated with antiretroviral therapy. Lipid levels decreased significantly in subjects having good diet compliance. The reduction in triglyceride levels was greater than in cholesterol levels. Patients on protease inhibitor-containing regimens experienced a significantly greater decline in lipid levels compared with the rest. Dyslipemia associated with highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) is a prevalent condition in patients living with HIV [ ]. Both hypercholesterolemia and hypertriglyceridemia constitute well-recognized cardiovascular risk factors [

99. HIV Guidelines. New York State Department Of Health AIDS Institute: Growth, Body Click here to view Table 1 Elements of a Nutritional and Dietary Assessment. TOP OF PAGE. II. GROWTH ABNORMALITIES IN PERINATALLY hivINFECTED CHILDREN AND http://www.hivguidelines.org/public_html/p-nutr/p-nutr.htm

HOME SITE MAP ARCHIVES Clinical Guidelines ... Click here for Adobe Acrobat help. This option available for PC users only. GROWTH, BODY COMPOSITION, AND METABOLISM Updated March 2004 * Text taken from the NYSDOH AI publication - "Criteria for the Medical Care of Children and Adolescents with HIV Infection" Download printer friendly version of this document Download printer friendly version of the NYSDOH AI Tables and Recommendations for this document Table of Contents Introduction Growth Abnormalities Restoration of Growth Neuroendocrine Disorders Association of Growth Abnormalities With GI Infections Lipid Metabolism Abnormal Cholesterol Glucose Metabolism Bone Disorders References Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E I. INTRODUCTION Recommendation: Clinicians should perform an annual nutritional assessment as part of routine care for all HIV-infected children see Table 1 Click here to view Table 1: Elements of a Nutritional and Dietary Assessment TOP OF PAGE II. GROWTH ABNORMALITIES IN PERINATALLY HIV-INFECTED CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

100. USNews.com: Health: In Brief: HIV/AIDS: HIV On The Brain (12/6/04) Find out more hiv and aids information from the University of California–San Francisco. A page on World aids Day, Dec. 1, 2004, from the Kaiser Family http://www.usnews.com/usnews/health/briefs/hiv_aids/hb041206b.htm

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