HIV and AIDS do no exist!

In the World there are organizations who believe that the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is not the cause of the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). This view suggests that HIV is inoffensive, therefore it cannot cause AIDS.

Dr. Eleni Papadopulus-Eleopulos, a biophysicist and leader of a group of HIV/AIDS scientists from Perth in Western Australia, has published several scientific articles on this issue. Here are some reasons to support this theory:

- In order a virus to be labeled as one, has to be able to reproduce itself. HIV can't.

- HIV cannot be detected. Coroners know if a person died of AIDS by looking at how the cells are deteriorate. They link that state to AIDS.

- In an interview she refers to a study reported in 1988 by O'Hara and his colleagues from Harvard: "They examined enlarged lymph nodes from both AIDS and non-AIDS patients and found "HIV" particles in 90% of both groups. They had to concede that particles alone do not prove infection with HIV".

Dr. Papadopulus-Eleopulos is not the only one stating her opinion against the existence of HIV.

David Crowe, president of Alberta Reppraising AIDS Society, explains in this video why HIV can't cause multiple diseases, and why currently there is no test to prove the existence of HIV.

You've already seen arguments to support this claim. Did they make you doubt of the existence of HIV and AIDS? Let's suppose this is true, then who created HIV and AIDS, and why?

We can end AIDS!

Vaccinologists from IAVIS (International AIDS Vaccine Initiative) are working on a vaccine that prevents HIV infection; if they succeed, they will find the cure for twenty-first century black plague: HIV.

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For the ones who don’t know, IAVIS is a no-for-profit organization founded in 1996 and at the moment is operating over 20 countries. Its main goal is the creation of a vaccine that can make our immune system block this virus and to train it in order it recognizes and destroys the cells that have already been infected with HIV.

Currently scientists haven’t been able to come up with a cure, but they have made some progress: They found antibodies that neutralize a range of HIV variants around the world. These antibodies blocked the infected cells and were gripped by them making them neutral, meaning, not harmful.

Trials have been carried out on cells being a success, and right now a trial is being conducted on humans, so we will only have to wait a few years to see how they did.

The creation of this vaccine will definitely help millions of lives around the world, but if we can find the cure for AIDS, what will be next? Cure for cancer may be? But, will this be good for humanity? If we can find solutions to every disease that the human body can deal with, what will happen? Would the world collapse because of overpopulation?