I just started my first drug therapy, Reyataz plus Combivir. So far so
good, and no side effects; I'm honestly kinds surprised, I was bracing
myself for a terrible time. Anyone else with experience on this combo?
At the Owen Clinic of the University of California, San Diego, a study of
nearly 5,000 patients who sought care for HIV showed a drop in the death
rate starting in 1995, but then an upswing among those who came to the
clinic after 1998. (5 )
A survey of almost 3,000 people enrolled in five US antiretroviral trials
between December 1996 and December 2001 plotted a dogged doubling of the
death rate every 12 months, from 3.9 percent after one year of follow-up,
to 7.9 percent after two, and to 13.1 percent after three. (6)
(5). Mathews W, Barber E. Rising mortality rates among recent entrants to
care for HIV infection. 10th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic
Infections. February 10-14, 2003. Boston. Abstract 911.
(6). Reisler RB, Han C, Burman WJ, et al. Grade 4 events are as important
as AIDS events in the era of HAART. JAIDS 2003;34:379-386.
Gary Stein - 27 Feb 2005 01:31 GMT
Ignore Paul Kings posts he lies and distorts, and is one of those nut jobs
whose desire to freely f.ck anything he can causes him to be blind to
reality.
As to your new med's I've been on Combivir before it was created (almost a
decade at first taking AZT and Epivir separately before they were combined
in Combivir) with no side effects. I have not used Reyataz. Did your doctor
tell you why he choose to start you on Reyataz instead of Kaletra as that is
the FDA's preferred drug for treatment naive patients with Reyataz being
classed as an alternative.
Gary Stein
> At the Owen Clinic of the University of California, San Diego, a study of
> nearly 5,000 patients who sought care for HIV showed a drop in the death
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> (6). Reisler RB, Han C, Burman WJ, et al. Grade 4 events are as important
> as AIDS events in the era of HAART. JAIDS 2003;34:379-386.
PaulKing - 27 Feb 2005 09:31 GMT
"No side effects' my foot.
How can you tell such lies. You are a criminal and complete nutcase to use
your language.
Your insane lies actually kill people.
Shame on you.
“Use of protease inhibitors was strongly associated with the likelihood of
having a myocardial infarction [heart attack] and correlated with diabetes
mellitus and hyperlipidaemia.”
Lancet. 2002 Nov 30;360(9347)
– Holmberg SD, et al, Aids Researchers
“The most common cause of death among HIV positive people (being treated
with AIDS meds) is liver failure.”
– Amy Justice, Aids Researcher, 14th International AIDS Conference in
Barcelona, 2002
Paul Kings comments have been terribly helpful to me - stats at his
fingers he has! Does he also have an equally "handy" agenda that he can
tell us about? What does he suggest for HIV positive people, or,
wait....don't please let us start Paul now with the "Hiv myth" BS.
PaulKing - 27 Feb 2005 09:29 GMT
"stats at his fingers he has!"
Funny how we have the facts and apologists have the hysterical nonsense.
Seems you like emotion and fear better than fact.
Your choice.
PaulKing - 27 Feb 2005 11:21 GMT
MORE FACTS YOU WILL NOT LIKE: -
Poverty and 'AIDS' - No connection?
HIGHEST POVERTY RATES
Florida: Urban 23% All 20%
New York: Urban 20% All 19%
Calif: Urban 19% All 19%
LOWEST POVERTY RATES
Vermont: Urban 8% All 10,5%
New Hampshire: Urban 8.5% All 8.5%
HIGHEST AIDS BY RATING
Florida: Number 3
New York: Number 1
California: Number 2
LOW AIDS RATINGS
Vermont: Number 47
New Hampshire: Number 44
So do you really think there is no connection between so called 'AIDS' and
poverty in America?
Immune suppression is caused mainly by poverty NOT some wonder virus.
Source: - http://www.statehealthfacts.org
David Canzi -- non-mailable address - 27 Feb 2005 18:37 GMT
>Paul Kings comments have been terribly helpful to me - stats at his
>fingers he has! Does he also have an equally "handy" agenda that he can
>tell us about? What does he suggest for HIV positive people, or,
>wait....don't please let us start Paul now with the "Hiv myth" BS.
"Paul King" is a false identity -- what's known as a "sock puppet".
The real identity -- the hand in the sock -- is Mark Hanau.
He is involved in some way in the adult industry (pornography).
Almost 10 years ago, in a letter to an industry publication, he
said "if the adult industry buys into the AIDS terror campaign,
the US government will close us down on health not moral grounds."
He denies that he has a financial interest in pornography, but that
denial comes from a man who lies like a spammer, and has been shown
to be lying many times.
He also claims to have had sex with 2800 different partners.
(If not just another lie, this is almost certainly an overcount.
A man who has had sex with a statistical population is unlikely to
recognize a woman the second and third time he meets her.) He takes
pride in never having used a condom.
The logic of the quote "if the adult industry buys into the AIDS
terror campaign, the US government will close us down on health not
moral grounds," is strange. It is what the government believes, not
what the adult industry believes, that determines the government's
actions towards the adult industry. His letter to an adult industry
publication is not going to influence the government -- it's going
to influence the adult industry.
If the people in (or potentially recruitable into) the adult industry
took AIDS seriously, what effect would that have on the adult industry?
What effect might that have on Mark Hanau's finances and/or working
conditions? That would be his real concern.
The threat of government action against the adult industry was just a
boogeyman he was using to frighten the adult industry in the direction
he prefers.

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PaulKing - 28 Feb 2005 00:48 GMT
Pathetic attempt at a smear. You cannot even manage that right.
All you show is you are a low life lier with no morals and an over active
imagination..
Keep it up. It helps us no end.
Great job proving our point that you are scum.
David Canzi -- non-mailable address - 28 Feb 2005 16:40 GMT
>Pathetic attempt at a smear. You cannot even manage that right.
>
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>
>Great job proving our point that you are scum.
You are Mark Hanau, and you are involved in some capacity in the
adult industry:
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=ctchfd%24fqe%241%40rumours.uwaterloo.ca
Pornography buyers mostly want to see young women. The adult industry
needs to recruit young women to replace its older female performers.
And though some pornography is being made in which the performers
wear condoms, most buyers don't want to see condoms.
The more young women there are who believe that AIDS is not sexually
transmitted and that condoms cause cancer, the more young women
there will be who can be recruited into the adult industry to perform
without condoms.
Spreading AIDS dissidency improves adult industry profits.

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Brian Mailman - 28 Feb 2005 17:48 GMT
> The more young women there are who believe that AIDS is not sexually
> transmitted and that condoms cause cancer, the more young women
> there will be who can be recruited into the adult industry to perform
> without condoms.
>
> Spreading AIDS dissidency improves adult industry profits.
heh. how apropos deep throat's famous quote to woodward and bernstein
was 'follow the money' ... i guess the paraphrase would be 'follow the
money shot.'
b/
PaulKing - 02 Mar 2005 21:20 GMT
True. Follow the money and you get to the root of this 'AIDS' scam.
PaulKing - 02 Mar 2005 21:19 GMT
"Spreading AIDS dissidency improves adult industry profits."
Actually I would expect quite the opposite is true. People who are getting
lots of sex watch far LESS porn.
The porn industry boomed AFTER so called 'AIDS' not before.
Bad point but you are the expert at that.
You are such a low life idiot and scum bag.