what herbs cure AIDS?

Answer 1

Herb Adelstein, the famous AIDS researcher.

Answer 2

I don't know of any herbs to cure aids; however, there are some researchers that are having some success with using low current DC electricity (batteries) to completely kill the HIV virus that ultimately causes aids. Do a google on it and I believe you will be interested in the findings. BTW the HIV virus lives in the lining of the colon and is hard to kill using conventional methods.

Answer 3

Are you crazy? There is no cure. Where in the world did you get that idea? Do you think we'd be having this epidemic of AIDS and cancer if herbs or any other treatment could cure them? You must be very naive.

Answer 4

nothing completely cures aids yet but some herb from the philippines is rumored to cure it.

Answer 5

Only one herb is truely effective in the prevention of AIDS, it is called 'Quitafoo linaround'. Works every time!

Answer 6

Hi Guts

Here are some helpful herbs.

Herbal Medicine: The use of herbal medicines in the treatment of AIDS is widespread. Useful herbs include astragalus, Carnivora (Venus' flytrap), echinacea, garlic, isatis root, licorice, goldenseal, hyssop, and St John`s wort. Aloe vera can also be effective. An extract of mannose, one of the sugars in aloe, has been found to inhibit HIV-1 ( strain of the HIV virus). In one study, HIV-1 cells were treated in vitro with the mannose extract. Aloe slowed virus reproduction by as much as 30%, reduced viral load, suppressed the spread of the virus from infected cells, and increased the viability (chance of survival) of infected cells. Researchers found that aloe stimulates the body`s immune system, particularly T4 helper cells (white blood cells that activate the immune response to infection).

Chinese bitter melon, monolaurin (a component of certain fatty acids), and lentinan (extract of shiitake mushrooms) have also shown dramatic anti-HIV effects, and red clover tops, chaparral, dandelion, sarsparilla, and pau d`arco, taken in combination, can also be helpful.

Since the early 1980s, bitter melon fruits and seeds have been tested as an effective therapy for cancer and HIV. At the Amsterdam International Conference on AIDS in 1992, Quingcai Zhang, a Chinese medical doctor and herbalist, presented data of a study he conducted using bitter melon. In Dr. Zhang`s study, those who took bitter melon for four months to three years had CD4 counts increase between 33% and 285%. His findings showed that, in most cases, it normalized T4-to-T8 ratios, raised T4 counts over time, and increased energy and sense of well being. Dr. Zhang also noted that bitter melon blocked HIV-infected macrophages (immune cells that recognize and ingest foreign antigens)—something AZT does not do—as well as infected lymphocytes such as CD4 cells.

Bitter melon extracts or decoctions can be taken orally or rectally. A rectal retention enema is recommended, because the plant is very bitter and unpleasant to drink and may cause nausea. Using an enema also avoids the breakdown of the bitter melon proteins in the stomach acid, allowing them to instead be absorbed directly into the bloodstream through the large intestine.

Best of health to you

Answer 7

There's a cure for AIDS?

Answer 8

Herbs that stops you from having sex

Answer 9

Da herb makes you forget all about it.

Answer 10

Maitake mushroom extract is shown to help AIDS