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Nutrition & HIV / High-Octane Fuel For Your Cells!!« Last post by Lorenzopier on Today at 01:04:47 am »Hello again everyone, as some of you might already know I am an avid supporter of using micronutrients in the correct combinations and dosages to enhance the quality of life for some long timers with an aids diagnosis. The micronutrient setup that I use looks very similar to the product in the following link but can be a bit more extensive covering more of the total micronutrient spectrum depending on what my needs are for the moment. I am in know way trying to endorse this product but simply feel this product is clearly the most fully balanced as well as contains the correct combinations of micronutrients that might be needed for some of us to elicit a significant overall response throughout many of the bodies different systems. Again check with a nutritionist or a doctor who actually has enough training in micronutrients before you consider any of these type products because a product like this that is incorrectly balanced, especially specially in the dosages, can actually do more harm than good if taken over a long period of time. Most insurances will also pay for this product as well.
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Living With HIV / Re: "HOPE DIES LAST"« Last post by Tonny2 on Yesterday at 02:46:10 pm »Ojo. @leatherman, nowadays, everybody with an HIV diagnosis can keep making plans for the future because of better treatment and we know more about the virus. There is life after an HIV diagnosis we just have to have the courage to keep moving on Hugs 3
Living With HIV / Re: "HOPE DIES LAST"« Last post by leatherman on Yesterday at 10:12:02 am »I was going to die, then I go and get a mortgage for 30 yearsMy first partner and I signed a 15-yr land contract. By that point, I knew Randy wasn't going to making it very long and figured I wouldn't either. It seemed like a fine deal to us as dying 30yr olds. At least we'd have a home while we got sick and died; but we've never have to worry about paying off the land contract. However, even though Randy passed away a year later, I survived and lived there for another 14 years through a few roommates to help pay the bills. The home we were supposed to die in become the home I was going to pay for and own. Unfortunately, and the bad part of a land contract, my landlord took a two week late payment (I had just been in the hospital dying, and then not dying of pneumonia) to end the contract, screwing me out of the house - but leaving me able to move in with my second partner, which did turn out to be a good thing out of a bad situation. Larry and I has some conversations about that old situation of mine when we were coming up on signing the mortgage for the house we live in now. At the end of this mortgage I'm going to be 87. Even though I joke and hope about living until 104 like my grandmother, there is the possibility that I won't make it that long. So twice now I've signed papers for a home and mortgage that I might not live to fulfill. At least this time I'm expecting old age not AIDS to be the reason. 4
Do I Have HIV? / Re: ARS symptoms next day ?« Last post by timmytrains on Yesterday at 05:58:26 am »Thank you
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Do I Have HIV? / Re: ARS symptoms next day ?« Last post by leatherman on Yesterday at 05:53:07 am »Quote I had an hiv test at clinic at 11 weeks it was as negative .that result is conclusive. You did NOT acquire HIV. Can you experience ars symptoms at 10 weeks or is it between 2 and 4 weeksYour focus on symptoms is misplaced. Most people have NO symptoms at all. That's why determination is always based on what the test says and not symptoms or how someone feels. If you're having medical issues, speak with your doctor. Just remember- any symptoms you are experiencing are NOT related to HIV. 6
Do I Have HIV? / Re: ARS symptoms next day ?« Last post by timmytrains on Yesterday at 05:32:05 am »Can you experience ars symptoms at 10 weeks or is it between 2 and 4 weeks
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Do I Have HIV? / Re: Unprotected High Risk Exposure to HIV Positive Person (Please help)« Last post by Jim Allen on May 05, 2024, 01:13:12 pm »Your issues (symptoms) have nothing to do with HIV.
It's 2024, and you had condomless sex and got tested, both the clinic and I said that you did not need to repeat the test, but you did so anyway, the result is conclusive. You are not immunocompromised, a time traveller or on chemo. So you do not have HIV unless you have had ongoing risk (continued to have condomless sex or shared needles). 28-day ban out of kindness. I wish you well, work with your healthcare provider to treat what is making you sick instead of focusing on something it's not and consider talking to a psychiatrist. 8
Do I Have HIV? / Re: Unprotected High Risk Exposure to HIV Positive Person (Please help)« Last post by Inpain on May 05, 2024, 12:56:13 pm »I have enormous respect for the work you are all doing and experiences. However, I donīt understand why you categorically dispel my situation.
My enquiries are legitimate and I donīt see why it is being held against me to seek clarity and ensure that my partner is not put at risk. 9
Do I Have HIV? / Re: Unprotected High Risk Exposure to HIV Positive Person (Please help)« Last post by Jim Allen on May 05, 2024, 12:39:34 pm »Quote Anyone who continues to post excessively, questioning a conclusive negative result or no-risk situation, will be subject to a four week Time Out (a temporary ban from the Forums). If you continue to post excessively after one Time Out, you may be given a second Time Out which will last eight weeks. There is no third Time Out - it is a permanent ban. The purpose of a Time Out is to encourage you to seek the face-to-face help we cannot provide on this forum. 10
Do I Have HIV? / Re: Unprotected High Risk Exposure to HIV Positive Person (Please help)« Last post by Jim Allen on May 05, 2024, 12:33:54 pm »Asked and answered. You don't have HIV! It's 2024 not the 90s.
I wish you well but the issue is emotional/mental health and we can't assist you with that here Don't post about this again, it will lead to a ban. |
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