Do you know what the typical viral load of HIV is for the average
person? Is he down to below the average now?
Marshall
Carlene Yasak wrote:
Some of you may remember that in September I reported the results of
two blood tests for someone who complained of lingering flu symptoms
over a period of one month. This person had previously tested positive
for HIV. A first blood test in August 2009 showed a viral load of
300,000 per million which was not encouraging. He therefore began
taking CS with 5 percent DMSO several times a day. Six weeks later, a
second blood test showed that the viral load was down to 90,000 per
million. Based on this result, he required no medication and the
number of doses of CS per day were reduced to three (the size of a
shot glass) which he took only in the evening. Two months later (early
in December), as a precautionary measure, a third blood test was done.
It showed a viral count of 15,000 per million for this person. This
corresponds to better than average immune response. He is no longer
considered at risk for viral infection. He now takes one maintenance
dose of CS/EIS daily and will continue to do so. He also drinks fruit
kefir every day. BTW, he feels great.
Carlene
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