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October 6, 1990
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Dr. Badgley on AIDS
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INTRODUCTION
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It appears that "AIDS" has become very big business. The fear,
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the thought of "AIDS" produces in individuals is enough to cause
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some people to pretend it does not exist. What the public is being
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told about "AIDS" by the major media is making sure that it has this
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effect. For some time now I have been following the "AIDS" story
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and I am not surprised to see that the people fighting the war on
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cancer are now fighting a new war.
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The mystery of "AIDS" has given medical researchers a new
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opportunity with which to bleed the American tax payer of precious
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research dollars. I am not suggesting that we do not need solutions
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to the "AIDS" puzzle, but like the war on cancer, those that receive
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the research dollars are selected by special interest groups in the
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medical and pharmaceutical community has approved your research as
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being valid and worthy of financial support.
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If ones research proposal fails to mention Dr. Gallo and the
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HIV virus one could forget about receiving any part of the financial
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resources available for research. It appears that the bottom line
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in "AIDS" research is money, not the money that is to be spent, but
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rather the money that will be made. Imagine how much a
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pharmaceutical company has to gain if they own the patent on an
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effective drug to combat "AIDS". Never mind an effective drug, a
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dangerous and suspect drug, like AZT will do. Burrows-Wellcome has
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made a substantial amount of money from the marketing of AZT, a drug
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that for some is so toxic that it is useless.
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The purpose for this paper is to disseminate information that I
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feel is being suppressed by the main stream media, why this is so I
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can only guess at. It seems that if you are not satisfied with what
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you are being told causes "AIDS" then you can't be serious about
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finding a solution to the problem. The fact remains that no one can
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say unequivocally what causes "AIDS". As of this date, there still
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is no evidence to support the contention that the HIV virus is
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responsible for causing "AIDS". How often is this fact mentioned in
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the main stream media. How often is it mentioned or stressed that
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"AIDS" is not a disease, but rather a syndrome. That what
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ultimately puts an individual in the hospital is not a new disease
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but rather any number of diseases that have been around for ages.
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Why is it that the vital factor that results in mortality in all
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"AIDS" cases is an immune system that has been compromised. The
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course of treatment is to aggressively treat the individual with
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powerful drugs that further compromise the individuals defense
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system. I asked a physician friend of mine, what is the rational
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for this? The good doctor says that, all though this is true, there
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is a philosophy in medicine that says, when determining a course of
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treatment the physician must weigh the benefit of the treatment with
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the potential negative effects and if the benefits outweigh the
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drawbacks the physician should go ahead with the treatment.
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In 1981 when the so called "AIDS" epidemic was starting to get
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attention, the co-factor theory of cause was in the forefront. As
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is often the case, the one disease one germ model took precedence.
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With the discovery, by Dr. Robert Gallo, of the HTLV-III virus the
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search for a solution was confined to finding a weapon to combat the
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alleged culprit. Little mention is made in the general media of
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alternate avenues of research, and for some reason promising
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alternatives for combating this scourge are being ignored. It seems
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clear that because many of these alternatives implement non-
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patentable remedies, and therefore no money can be made, no one
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seems interested.
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What follows are excerpts from a five hour "AIDS" special that
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aired on October 6, 1987 over WBAI radio in New York City, a
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listener supported, non-commercial FM station operated by Pacifica
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Radio. The person who is responsible for this wealth of information
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is Gary Noll. I have tried to limit myself to the participants own
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words and paraphrased as accurately as possible. When references
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are referred to, I have sought to properly document the reference.
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Natural Therapies
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Gary:
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Our next guest is Dr. Laurence Badgley. Welcome to our program
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Doctor.
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Dr. Badgley:
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Thank you Gary.
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Gary:
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First, you have taken somewhat of a different approach than other
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people in the field. The traditional physician has used very toxic
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immunosuppressant drugs in order to try to help the person with AIDS
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and even the desire and the intent is certainly admirable the
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effects sometimes are as deadly as the disease process itself.
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From the alternative perspective would you share with us what you
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see, first, the larger overview is the basic wrong headedness in the
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approach to treating AIDS and then more specifically what you're
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doing and the results.
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Dr. Badgley:
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Truly what we're seeing at the present time is that the people who
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led the war on cancer, the failed war on cancer, have now been
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transferred over to lead the war on AIDS, with the same technology
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that did not work for cancer.
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Natural therapies on the other hand have a long time tested period
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in the field of medicine, thousands of years in the oriental
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traditions.
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What we do in the clinics in California with natural therapies for
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AIDS is that we use a total program of nutrition [and] the low
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intensity energies that balance the body, that stimulate the body to
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heal itself. I think that's one of the tenets of natural therapies.
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We have to realize we're not talking about a cure, but rather the
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body heals itself when you give it the right energy, the right raw
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materials for immune system function, so that we use nutrition,
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vitamins, minerals, herbs to stimulate the immune system,
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acupuncture which has scientifically been demonstrated to boost the
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immune system, and we bring in the mental therapies, what we might
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call relaxation medicines, these are the low tech high touch
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therapies of self hypnosis, biofeedback, imagery, visualization
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because we know that the human mind has profound influence on immune
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system function form moment to moment. What we're seeing is that
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people who use these natural therapies are able to increase the
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qualities of their lives are able to go back to work, be fully
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functional.
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Some of our people had Kaposi Sarcoma far in excess of the usual two
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years, they're doing well they have normal helper cell/T cell
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counts. So that I think natural therapies have a wealth of knowledge
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and opportunity for people with immune system diseases.
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Gary:
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Can you give us what you've found is the most effective treatment
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for AIDS, and possibly give us some of the actual case histories,
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the dates and the circumstances so that we can see a little bit more
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clearly and a little more objectively what your therapy consists of.
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Dr. Badgley:
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Gary I have to tell you it's not one secret magic bullet natural
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therapy involved here it's a total program. Many people make the
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mistake when they start thinking about going towards alternative
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therapies are going to find the magic herb, the magic vitamin dose
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and so forth, we don't have that, what we have is a total program
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that involves dealing with the mind physical body and the spirit.
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What our AIDS patients tell us, the survivors, the people who are
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doing well, who've beat the odds by far, what their programs and
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their lives have indicated to us with their natural therapies
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approach is that they take charge of their lives, I think this is
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the critical aspect, of the survivor program.
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People have made the decision to live and taken charge of their
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lives and put in place a program that's custom made for themselves
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that has something from the different areas. It's often based upon
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natural nutrition, live foods, organic foods, vegetarianism, they
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take large amounts of vitamins, minerals herbs and so forth.
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Some of the survivors, to give you a case example, one fellow, who
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is typical, who was bedridden for many months in the early eighties
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with the ravages of this disease process, he made the decision to
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live, put himself on a natural foods program undertook changes in
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his mental attitude so that he realized an attudinal shift to change
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his perceptions about his disease process put in place a very strong
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will to live, used high amounts of various vitamins and minerals
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that are commonly used by natural therapist and nutritional
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therapist took a variety of medicinal herbs from the Chinese
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tradition, underwent acupuncture once weekly, and his T-cell count
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now is over 300 in this course of time over the last four or five
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years it would have ordinarily been markedly lower than that in fact
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he would not be alive if he were to have followed the traditional
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course of the evolution of the disease process.
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I think the natural therapies like this have made a decided
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difference in many of these patients, Another patient has had
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Karposi Sarcoma in excess of two years, his helper cell count is in
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the normal range, his T-4/T-8 ratio is normal his been doing a
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program like the one I described, a little different mix of those
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items, but essentially the basic three areas have been covered, the
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body the mind and the spirit.
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Gary:
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As a preventive guide for people in the audience, what measures
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Dr. Badgley:
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I would say that for people who have ARC or AIDS, one thing
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that they need to do is realize the myth that this is caused by
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one virus, the HIV virus, by understanding the myth then you
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can begin understanding why the natural therapies, the low tech
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therapies might work.
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You see the germ theory has held sway over the last hundred years,
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and the high tech approach in medicine has been an attempt to apply
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itself to that type of a theory where there is one cause for each
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disease.
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Rather, in AIDS, I think what we have, and what the survivors are
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teaching us, is that it's a disease that's a result of many co-
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factors.
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We used to here about co-factors in this disease process until this
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HIV virus was discovered and then the co-factor concept fell by the
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wayside, but indeed we see that people who develop AIDS had many
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things happen in their lives that become cumulatively the cause of
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the disease process, many past infections, lots of syphilis, lots of
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gonorrhea, many courses of antibiotics throughout their life time,
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improper nutrition, poor self esteem, anger, fear and panic.
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And when people learn that they have AIDS since the media distorted
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this picture so greatly the average person is led to believe, by the
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authorities, the medical authorities, they have this fatal disease
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[that] they self program for death.
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Rather, the stories that the survivors teach us is that they have
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not bought into that model. They have realized the co-factor nature
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of this disease process, and they have done things in their lives to
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correct these co-factor situations.
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Gary:
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Do you find that the average healthy heterosexual, either black
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or white or Puerto Rican or any other nationality, is at risk
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of AIDS?
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Dr. Badgley:
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I don't think that the risk is as great as the media makes it
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out to be. It seems to be confined to populations of people who
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perhaps are involved in lifestyles and habits that are not in
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keeping with the balance of nature.
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If you look at the situation of wives who have unprotected
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intercourse with people who have positive antibody blood picture.
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Many cases, cases that I have seen in my office amongst my patients,
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these wives have not converted to becoming antibody positive.
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If you take the cases of people who have had accidental needle
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sticks, it's clear that the virulence of this virus is much less
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than hepatitis.
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The virus is, apparently according to scientific investigation,
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lives for two weeks outside the human body. The virus is clearly
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widely prevalent in the community and not that many people have
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developed AIDS.
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If you look at the figures themselves only one in every one hundred
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people who are antibody positive have developed AIDS. The figures
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clearly demonstrate that this is not a virulent, easily transmitted
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disease.
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The stories of the people who have AIDS have impressed me with the
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fact that they have done things in their lives that have been
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decidedly injurious to their immune systems, and I think a strong
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case ca n be made that people who have developed AIDS have injured
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their immune systems first, that the HIV virus and the other many
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germs that come into the body at that point are secondary invaders
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taking advantage of a week terrain, sort of speak.
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Gary:
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I have a few thoughts I'd like you to respond to if you would
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please. Almost nowhere are we hearing the importance of
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stimulating the bodies natural immune response, but rather
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we're told that only a drug can stimulate that response, and
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generally those drugs don't work that well in co-operation with
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the bodies immune system, and if they do, they may stimulate
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one aspect of the immune system and at the same time suppress
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another aspect of the immune system.
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What do you see is being the critical point where the body can fight
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for itself? What exactly does it need, and in what measure does it
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need it, just to get a little clearer, a little better focused
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Dr. Badgley:
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Well we're not hearing about the natural therapies because they
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don't fit into the economic scheme of things in medicine.
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Clearly the types of therapies I'm talking about are low on the
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scales of economies. They don't require much money and they
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are not patentable so they don't make for lucrative business
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types of situations.
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The type of things we're talking about are in the use of vitamins
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and minerals for example. It has been clearly demonstrated that AIDS
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patients are deficient in certain critical minerals that are so
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important for immune system function, the raw material for the
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immune system. Be aware that we make about five million white blood
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cells every few minutes.
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These are the forge fighters of the immune system, and if we don't
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put into our bodies the correct raw materials we don't have a good
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strong immune system.
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We're talking about such things as selenium, iron, zinc, beta-
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carotene becomes very important, vitamin A, vitamin C becomes very
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important.
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It's a whole range of vitamins and minerals that are so important
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and so lacking in the average population. The average American diet
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has been analyzed in the laboratory to find out how much vitamins
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and minerals it contains. And low and behold, there are broad
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segments of our population who are malnourished from the
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[standpoint] of vitamins and minerals.
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It has been demonstrated that there are significant percentages of
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our population who do not obtain even the recommended daily
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allowance of vitamins and minerals. This is a shame, it's part of
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the problem.
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When we speak about using nutrition for such a serious disease many
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people regard it to be a laughable matter, but I think the point is
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that it's so simple that it is over looked.
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Gary:
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Let me run down some specific nutrients, and give us, if you
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would, what you feel is the relationship of that nutrient and
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the immune system. Lets start with some of the herbs, virtually
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unused at all in traditional medicine in the context of AIDS.
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Let us start with some of the oriental medicines, such as
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Dr. Badgley:
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Well, the herbs have been demonstrated, in the laboratory, to boost
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the immune system function, and the way they do this is by
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increasing out put of hormones which are the messengers by which the
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immune system works.
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We've all heard of interferon and interluken II and every few months
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or every years or so we have a new natural substance from the body
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which that is being touted as a dramatic break through in the cure
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for cancer.
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The reason that these things don't pan out is that the allopathic
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physicians tend to take these powerful hormones chemicals and inject
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them back into body as drugs.
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I think that the way herbs work, rather, is to stimulate the body to
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do it's own thing.
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And it's been demonstrated that certain Chinese medicinal mushrooms
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can stimulate the body to out put it's own intefuron at it's own
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level, it's own high tide, it's own low tide, with it's own
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pulsation that changes cyclically from moment to moment, hour to
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hour through out the day.
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This is important because if you stimulate the body to do it's own
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thing, it is closer to finding its own balance, and when you put in,
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even substances that are natural to the body, you can overide this
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balance, this delicate balance, that the body has of its own wisdom.
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Chinese medicinal herbs have been shown to increase white blood cell
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numbers, and antibody production. Chinese medicinal mushrooms are a
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particular interest of mine and I have used them with some AIDS
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patients with interesting results.
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Herbs are natural gentle ways to stimulate the body to balance
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itself, and the oriental tradition of thousands of years has
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demonstrated this to us. Certain vitamins, herbs and mushrooms have
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been shown to provide longevity have been used medicinally.
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Echinasia is another herbs that's been widely studied in Europe, was
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used in the United States until the late eighteen hundreds when the
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American Medical Association criticized its use, but in Germany,
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very good analytic laboratory science has demonstrated simian
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potentiating function. It's an herb I often recommend for AIDS
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Gary:
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How about herbs such as garlic and licorice and even non-herbs
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such as wheatgrass and some of the micro-algies that have been
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shown, like spirolenena and chlorella, to make an impact on deep
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cell cleansing and detoxification because we haven't heard of any
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programs being offered that first detoxifies the person with AIDS
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and then to rebuild their health properly with natural immune
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Dr. Badgley:
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Yes, many of the foods could be potential potent immune stimulators.
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Garlic is one, it's been used widely throughout the ages in many
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different cultures.
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When diluted many thousands of times in water still has
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antibacterial, antifungal functions. The algae world is presenting
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us with a new class of compounds that look very interesting.
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There is work being done currently at Harvard University in the
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department of dentistry and oral pathology with oral cancers. A
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substance has been taken from algae which is a mixture of the
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pigments of the algae. There are about fifteen different pigments in
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this mixture. These are the pigments that give the algae the color,
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and the pigments the algae uses to make energy to protect itself
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from excessive sunlight, and also to use sunlight to manufacture
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energy.
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These pigments have been demonstrated to increase the cancer
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surveillance system of the body. Be advised that one third of AIDS
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patients die of Karposi Sarcoma which is a skin cancer.
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For the first time in history the scientist at Harvard have
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demonstrated that the body indeed has a cancer surveillance system,
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that these pigments can, under the microscope, increase such things
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as tumornocroses factor alpha which is a hormone--one of these
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hormones they've been talking about from macrophage white blood
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cells--that necroses or kills cancer cells, directly visualized
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under the microscope.
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In the same experiment the experimenters have discovered that this
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mixture of pigments increases the cytotoxic T-cells around these
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incipient cancer cells that are developing. The cytotoxic T-cells,
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the T-H cells are the cells the body that attack other cells that
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harbor viruses, it's the cell group that increases in AIDS patients,
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early on, in an attempt to scavenge up the cells that harbor the
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virus, again, directly visualized under the microscope.
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This landmark research shows that we do have a cancer surveillance
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system that can be activated by natural products, food products,
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nutrient products. And it's a very exciting area of medicine, I
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hope that we have the freedom of investigation in this country to
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allow these sorts of ideas to be further used and investigated and
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used in AIDS patients before it becomes tied up into a monopoly as
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was done with cancer.
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In my own state, I have to tell you, there are laws on the books
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that prohibits the types of methods we're talking about here from
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being used with cancer patients.
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It's against the law. If I were to use them with cancer patients I
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could have my license taken away.
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Gary:
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Could you give us what you would see as the Candida connection to
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AIDS and also more specifics on some of the vitamins and minerals
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Dr. Badgley:
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Gary I have to tell you that the Candida connection is there. Indeed
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most of the AIDS patients we see seem to have a problem with
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candida.
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Early on when AIDS was first discovered, all the patients it was
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discovered in were found to have candida. I think it might be one of
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the co-factors.
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It's certainly an organism that is widely prevalent in the
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environment, and comes into the body when the body when the immune
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system is weakened.
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I do have to counter that with the observation though that many
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times in the alternative natural therapies communities there is a
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similar approach to the disease process that we find in the
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allopathic community, that is to say the one germ one disease model,
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and I think that perhaps we've entered a phase of to much
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concentration on the germ candida as the cause of things.
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It's a friendly germ, it lives in every ones body, just as
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pneumocyctis pneumonia does. It gets out of bounds when the body
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terrain, the body itself is weakened so we need to strengthen the
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body, we need to strengthen the terrain, and that's the guiding
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principle of natural therapies.
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So that we use, vitamin B-6, we use magnesium, we use manganese,
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malithinum, copper, zinc, iron, many of these patients seem to
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be deficient in iron. We use these in good amounts that will help
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provide the immune system with the raw materials it needs
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in order to bring itself into balance.
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Gary:
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What about specific vitamins and minerals?
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Dr. Badgley:
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Vitamin A becomes very important, folic acid, I'm sort of hesitant
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to talk about levels of vitamin use, because I think that these are
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things that need to be done between client/patient and their health
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practitioner.
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Gary:
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That I agree with, but at least to give them an indication of which
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nutrients have been shown to stimulate the immune system.
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Dr. Badgley:
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Well, the ones I have already mentioned so far are the critical
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ones, the ones that have been widely demonstrated to boost the
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immune system.
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Others are quarsathine and Co-enzyme-Q which are not specifically
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vitamins might be brought into the picture.
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Gary:
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I want to thank you very much for sharing these insights. Clearly
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it is an alternative approach or even concomitant with other
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therapies.
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It's only to the patients advantage to stimulate the immune system
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by using the least invasive and the least toxic method, and the
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information you provided us with is heading us in that direction.
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If you have comments or other information relating to such topics as
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this paper covers, please upload to KeelyNet or send to the Vangard
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Sciences address as listed on the first page. Thank you for your
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consideration, interest and support.
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Jerry W. Decker.........Ron Barker...........Chuck Henderson
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