A light of hope

Reading this article today gives us all some hope maybe.. The natural way to treat HIV, 4 PLHIV are now reported HIV negative. 


What are the odds?

It cost USD 120/box of 30 sachets which can only last 10 days (3 times a day), and to be mixed with hot water.. In a month, you'd need USD360 which is about RM1,110.. And they recommend to drink it up for 3 months..

That is one hell of a very expensive treatment.. well, nobody said HIV treatment is cheap but this is really expensive.. I really do not know if I should consider this, but if it's really proven that it can cure, I will do all I can to pay for this, and this means borrowing money from friends..


Read more at:
http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/politics/InsidePage.php?id=2000055456&cid=4&currentPage=1

Comments

  1. sheilame4 April 2012 at 06:14

    This indeed gives hope if it's true that there are PLHIVs who became negative after taking this. Is it a fact? I could not find it in the article.

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  2. Anonymous9 April 2012 at 12:39

    Erm I am not sure if there's any documented cases of PLHIV becoming negative after taking this, but I hope it is true..

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  3. sheilame9 April 2012 at 18:24

    If you get a chance to that in fact there cases of PLHIV becoming negative, please let me know and let me know how we can purchase this supplement. Thank! :-)

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    1. Anonymous9 April 2012 at 18:29

      Its actually on sale online as per the costs I posted.. but can become negative or not.. I dont know la... it's just too expensive without a definite YES.

      Hhaa..

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  4. sheilame10 April 2012 at 08:08

    Indeed it is expensive . . .but if indeed it makes someone healthier then it would be worth a try. :-)

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  5. Anonymous10 April 2012 at 08:56

    Yes, if it's proven to work, I'll borrow all the money I need and get cured!! :))

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  6. sheilame10 April 2012 at 17:22

    Hope this one would help. Let's just pray that a cure be found soon! For the meantime, let us stay healthy.

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