British man 'recovered from HIV'

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Behind their back, I recall wrting on a box in a warehouse " at least 2000 " ,

and asking the two buddies I was discussing AIDS/HIV to guess what I had written

in response to AIDS and the period of time it would take to show up in MAGIC.

This was in 1992 after morning headlines re: Magic Johnson and his discovery.

People were supposed to diewithin 1-2 years of HIV+ new max back in early

90's..this was kiss of death..

 

Larry Gillum was born in 1949 and philosophied " I'll be over 50 then " . Larry

was as close to genius as anyone I ever met....a self made millionaire ..this

was one of his warehouses..no liens on valuable quick turn inventory...and .he

could make 100 regulation free throws in a row on the regulation basketball hoop

hanging there, or add a whole page of numbers on sight. Or write ad copy that

would have 'em lined up around the block before opening the next morning. Other

fellow was Ty..Larry's " gopher " ..

 

Larry..all 325 pounds of him is dead now; died in abt 2002, coronary (he did

make it past 50.)

 

Magic seems to be getting healthier; course, he's not typical. His wealth

allows best of nutrition, environment and 'counselors'... Shaaag

 

 

 

British man 'recovered from HIV'

 

THIS IS BECAUSE HIV does NOT cause AIDS

and this is NOT unusual - there are huge numbers with AIDS symptoms and

negative for HIV

And there are huge numbers HIV positive who never have AIDS symptoms

 

See these webpages for tons of info

http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/AIDS.htm

 

But they will use this I'm sure to try to do some vaccine-thing.

 

In other illnesses antibodies are a good thing. But in AIDS for some

reason HIV antibodies are a bad thing.

But besides that no proof ever that HIV causes AIDS. $$$ out there to be

claimed for the first person who does prove it and $$$ has not been claimed.

 

 

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4432564.stm

 

 

British man 'recovered from HIV'

 

Andrew Stimpson (pic: courtesy of News of the World/Mail on Sunday)

Andrew Stimpson said he was one of the luckiest people alive

 

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Doctors are planning further tests on a British man whose body has

reportedly cured itself of HIV.

 

Two Sunday newspapers report that Andrew Stimpson, 25 and from London, was

diagnosed as HIV-positive in 2002 but found to be clear in October 2003.

 

Chelsea and Westminster Healthcare NHS Trust, which carried out the tests,

has asked him to undergo more. Mr Stimpson did not take any medication for

HIV.

 

HIV experts say his case could help to reveal more about the disease.

 

There have been anecdotal accounts before from Africa of people shaking off

the HIV virus, but the evidence in this case, as reported in the News of

the World and the Mail on Sunday, appears to be conclusive, BBC health

correspondent Adam Brimelow said.

 

Mr Stimpson said: " There are 34.9 million people with HIV globally and I am

just one person who managed to control it, to survive from it and to get

rid of it from my body.

 

" For me that is unbelievable - it is a miracle. I think I'm one of the

luckiest people alive. "

 

Mr Stimpson told the newspapers that he became depressed and suicidal after

being told he was HIV-positive but remained well and did not require

medication.

 

Further tests

 

Some 14 months later he was offered another test by doctors, which came

back negative.

 

He sought compensation but has apparently been told there is no case to

answer because there was no fault with the testing procedure.

 

Chelsea and Westminster Healthcare Trust have asked to conduct more tests

on Mr Stimpson both for his benefit and for other patients.

 

He has told the papers he would do anything he could to help find a cure.

 

Aids expert Dr Patrick Dixon, from international Aids group Acet, said the

case was " very, very unusual " .

 

Vaccine clue

 

" I've come across many anecdotal reports of this kind of thing happening in

Africa, some quite recently, but it's difficult to verify them, " he told

BBC News 24.

 

" You have to be rock-solid sure that both samples came from the same

person, no mix-up in the laboratory, no mistakes in the testing, etc.

 

" This is the first well-documented case. "

 

He said the case was important because " inside his immune system is perhaps

a key that could allow us to develop some kind of vaccine.

 

 

 

 

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