Stimulate the weakened immune system and all other systems that might already be weakened
Several immunomodulators and immune system stimulants have been used with success (114,115).
These include several interferons, interleukines, and growth factors, (114), B-complex vitamins (116), and lithium (117,118). Herbs such as ginsengs, eleuthero, sarsaparilla, sassafras, ashwagandha, Chinese cucumber, curcumin, catharanthus, podophyllum, pacific yew, mistletoe, echinacea, Aloe vera, garlic, Uncaria tomentosa are some of the more often used (119-124).
Coping with mental stress is critical to both detoxification and stimulation of the weakened immune and other systems (29-34).
There are excellent publications that may be useful as guides toward an effective prevention of AIDS (57,83,102,119,123-125).
Participation of complementary practitioners and indigenous healers must be encouraged
Since the beginning, complementary practitioners and indigenous healers have been dealing with the treatment and prevention of AIDS from an alternative viewpoint. Investigation of these approaches should be mandatory.
Any country that is serious and consistent in its commitment to overcoming AIDS must permit and stimulate the participation of indigenous natural healers in research and clinical fields. Indigenous healers should be part of the teams treating and preventing AIDS.
Possible clinical trial
To determine whether the prevention of AIDS with non-toxic measures is or is not more effective than the official prevention methods it will be necessary to have two groups of HIV-positive non-symptomatic individuals from the different groups of people at risk for AIDS. Both groups need to have individuals from all ages from developed and underdeveloped countries. The first group of individuals should be treated with the official antiretroviral drugs and the second group should be provided with the non-toxic measures described in this article.
Both groups must be followed for several years with clinical and laboratory evaluations.
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