aids and susceptibility - a hypothesis
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2001 2:21 pm
Just a few thoughts....
It is a well known fact that syphilis and gonorrhea were deeply suppressed
during the first and second world wars (not sure what drugs were used but
mercury might have been involved).
Children and grand children born from this suppression may then have gone on
to develop illness which required heavy doses of antibiotics, which in turn
suppressed even further.
It is easy to imagine that such suppression would result in damaged mucosa
(in any area of the body) which is what is required for HIV and AIDS to take
hold. Without the damaged mucosa the susceptibility probably wouldn't
survive or maybe show itself as some other dis-eased state.
Regards, Joy Lucas
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It is a well known fact that syphilis and gonorrhea were deeply suppressed
during the first and second world wars (not sure what drugs were used but
mercury might have been involved).
Children and grand children born from this suppression may then have gone on
to develop illness which required heavy doses of antibiotics, which in turn
suppressed even further.
It is easy to imagine that such suppression would result in damaged mucosa
(in any area of the body) which is what is required for HIV and AIDS to take
hold. Without the damaged mucosa the susceptibility probably wouldn't
survive or maybe show itself as some other dis-eased state.
Regards, Joy Lucas
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