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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 7 Num. 24
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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AIDS Inc. -- Part 1
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There was such a response to the previous CN on the banning in
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the United States of the book *Why We Will Never Win the War on
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AIDS* by Bryan Ellison and Peter Duesberg, that I thought I would
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re-post the following. It is my synopsis of Jon Rappoport's book,
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*AIDS Inc.* Because Rappoport covers Dr. Duesberg's challenge to
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official AIDS dogma, they may be banning his book next!
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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(Disclaimer: "...traditional sexually transmitted diseases [e.g.
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syphilis], and the massive antibiotic-dosing that goes with
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repeated incidents of these diseases, is very immunosuppressive.
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So one doesn't have to swear allegiance to current AIDS research
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to favor safer sex.")
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AIDS Incorporated: Scandal of the Century
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by Jon Rappoport
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[Excerpts]
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+ +
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| "A virus model of causation [for AIDS] does not fit the |
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+ scientific facts. Rather, multifactorial influences are +
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| the *sine qua non* of AIDS. The multifactorial model is a |
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+ threat to the well-being of the international +
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| pharmaceutical giants, [and] megalithic national research |
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+ institutions... In *AIDS INC.*, human greed for money and +
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| power is revealed. An 'old boys' network abounds within |
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+ our federally regulated research institutions, and our +
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| leaders bear the shame... In the entire world today there |
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+ are only approximately 200 scientists who understand the +
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| inner-circle language and symbols of esoteric virology. |
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+ From sterile and isolated sancta, these 'Priests of +
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| Virology' have handed down their own interpretations of |
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+ the 'Higher Knowledge' of Nature. These few priests have +
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| informed the millions of doctors of the world as to 'how |
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+ things are' with this disease called AIDS." +
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| -- Laurence E. Badgley, M.D. |
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The author, Jon Rappoport, an investigative reporter, begins his
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book with the following note:
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Many books on scientific subjects illustrate their
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points with animal-experiments. It doesn't take long to
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realize, reading medical literature, that you can often
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take the animal research which agrees with your own
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conclusions and then just throw out the equally large
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stack of dissenting opinion. In fact, that is what some
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AIDS researchers do. So when I mention specific animal
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research in this book, I do so for one reason: to
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illustrate that very process, in which experiments that
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don't prove the party line are elbowed into oblivion.
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"The organization responsible for finding an AIDS cure, NIH
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[National Institute of Health], operates in certain respects like
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any large corporation. Its cast of characters is production-
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oriented, competitive. Top-flight players try to establish
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domination, cut divergent thinkers out of the budget." In many
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cases this has meant that the urge for personal advancement in
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the profession has outweighed concerns about actually combatting
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AIDS itself. Domination of the field by a close-knit cadre of
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"professionals" has resulted in the current situation in which,
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"...one virus, HIV, is now being asked to explain a huge,
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discordant series of physical symptoms."
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The close-lipped mask of "professionalism" has even caused many
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professionals themselves to fear speaking out about what they
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know. "In the course of writing this book, I found many
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scientists who wouldn't talk on the record. They felt their jobs
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or grant monies would be jeopardized."
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The author predicts that "...AIDS will probably become the most
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damaging scandal the American medical orthodoxy has yet seen."
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"What most of us know about AIDS comes through our television
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sets."
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However, "suppose, in the case of AIDS, we are being fed
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'knowledge' which, originally, is based on inaccurate science,
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which is coming from sources which have overlooked very
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significant facts about the hysteria we are calling AIDS."
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"In that case, we would have, by now, a truly massive amount of
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distortion."
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We are highly dependent on the mass media and on "experts" for
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the information we receive regarding AIDS. Unfortunately, "...the
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media are not analysts of science. Even writers for the major
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newspapers... take their information direct from the press
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representatives at major federal health agencies... [These press
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representatives] make *no* judgements on the accuracy of what
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they pass on to reporters."
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The author summarizes the official media position on AIDS as
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follows:
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1) AIDS is contagious.
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2) AIDS is invariably fatal.
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3) AIDS may become another great plague.
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The author agrees with *none* of the above suppositions.
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Part of the author's response to the official position on AIDS is
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as follows:
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*- There is no disease-entity which ought to be called AIDS. AIDS
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is not one thing.
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*- The HIV virus has never been proved to cause any disease of
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any kind.
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*- The treatment for AIDS patients, AZT, can be dangerous. "AZT
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is a highly toxic drug that damages bone marrow and causes
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anemia."
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*- No conclusive proof exists that we have a contagious epidemic
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*caused by a virus*.
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*- The AIDS blood tests which have existed up to May, 1988, are
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unreliable.
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*- The various definitions of AIDS, used to make diagnoses around
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the world, are useless and vague. "They allow almost anyone to
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be pinned with the label, AIDS... [The various definitions of
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AIDS] promote vastly increased numbers of AIDS cases, which
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naturally leads to the wide marketing of highly profitable
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pharmaceuticals as treatments."
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The author's definition of AIDS is as follows: AIDS "...is any
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form of severe immuno-suppression, *from any source*, which then
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gives rise to opportunistic infections." For example, "Drugs,
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alone, adulterated, or in combinations, can cause symptoms we
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call AIDS. No virus necessary."
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The author, Jon Rappoport, charges that researchers have been lax
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in their investigations of AIDS. "For example, in the US gay
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communities... most attempts to understand the so-called
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bathhouse lifestyle have been half-hearted. They have failed to
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examine at close range the incredible parade of immunosuppresive
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drugs, both medical and street-type, which have paraded through
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that scene in historically unprecedented quantities and
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combinations."
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"Many of the symptoms of what is called AIDS are the symptoms of
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toxic reactions to chemicals, or of already known illnesses."
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Yet all of these disparate symptoms tend to get lumped together
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under the heading "AIDS." Rappoport thinks this is attributable
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to "the medical research-machine" which is "geared to collect
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symptoms, put them under umbrellas, uncover causative germs, and
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find drugs to treat those germs."
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Another aspect of this generic application of the AIDS diagnosis
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is psychosomatic. "The death sentence, *You have AIDS*, has the
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impact of a Medieval priest preparing a lapsed believer for Hell.
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In all the hype about AIDS, the severe psychosomatic effect of
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that death sentence is underplayed."
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Rappoport next speaks of what he calls "chemical AIDS." He posits
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that because chemicals often cause side-effects that are similar
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to the AIDS symptomology, there is a high probability that mis-
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diagnoses have occurred. According to the author, there is no
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central core to AIDS, there is "...no central thing which [gives]
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this list of symptoms special meaning."
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One example which Rappoport gives of "chemical AIDS" is effects
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of using inhalant nitrites, more widely known as "poppers." The
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author thinks that "It is highly probable that the first five,
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the first fifty, the first hundred AIDS cases were all heavy
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inhalant nitrite users."
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Some dangers associated with the use of "poppers" are:
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*** According to Dr. Harry Haverkos, formerly of the CDC, "The
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proven potential for cancer causing nitrosamine in bacon...
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is probably one-millionth of the dose from inhalation of
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poppers."
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*** According to Dr. James Curran, Chief of AIDS Branch at the
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CDC, "It is possible that heavy use of nitrites... may
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contribute in some as yet undefined way to the development of
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Kaposi's sarcoma in those already infected with (HIV) or who
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have AIDS."
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*** In the Sept.-Oct. 1984 issue of *Pharmacotherapy*, GR Newell
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writes of the recognized toxicity of amyl nitrite: "These
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products have been found to be profoundly immuno-suppressive
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for human lymphocytes in vitro... Recreational use of inhaled
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volatile nitrites is prevalent among male homosexuals and
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compounds have been suspected as possible co-factors in
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Kaposi's sarcoma associated with AIDS."
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*** According to Dr. Sue Watson, "Our studies show that amyl
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nitrite strongly suppressed the segment of the immune system
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which normally protects individuals against Kaposi's sarcoma,
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Pneumocystis pneumonia, herpes virus, Candida, amebiasis, and
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a variety of other opportunistic infections. The upshot of
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this research is that persons using nitrite inhalants may be
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at risk for development of AIDS."
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"In 1981, the Stanford Medical Laboratories tested some samples
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of different brands of poppers, and found them to contain
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kerosene, hydrochloric acid, and sulfur dioxide, among other
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impurities."
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According to Rappoport, all of this points to a very good
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likelihood that many of the cases that have been diagnosed as
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"AIDS" can actually be attributed to the effects of inhalant
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nitrites, or poppers.
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Also suspect in the misdiagnoses of "AIDS" are the
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overprescription of antibiotics. The two principal effects of
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this overuse of antibiotics are...
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1) "It creates antibiotic-resistant germs which then become
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harder to treat", and
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2) "...it upsets in the patient's body the balance of microbes
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which has been established over the course of evolution."
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"Physicians, then faced with antibiotics having no effect on
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their patients' infections -- and not realizing that the cause is
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genetic resistance which has been built up by those germs to
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antibiotics -- can in some cases jump the gun and assume the
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patients are so immune-depressed that 'drugs don't work
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anymore.'"
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"Leading to false diagnoses of AIDS."
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[...to be continued...]
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