AIDS/HIV

Q- What is AIDS/HIV and what are its symptoms? ?

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a condition that weakens the immune system. It results from contracting the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) which is detected through a blood test. Most people who contract HIV see a progression to AIDS symptoms within 10-15 years of initial infection, although symptoms can occur earlier. HIV causes a broad spectrum of clinical problems. Within a few weeks of infection, some people may experience flu-like symptoms, including fever, general sickness and poor energy, rash, joint pain, and swelling of the lymph nodes. However these symptoms usually disappear quickly and an infected person can remain without symptoms for a long period of time. The onset of AIDS itself is when an HIV-positive patient’s immune system is severely damaged and loses its ability to fight infections. The signs of these infections may include: a fever higher than 100 F for several weeks, dry cough, chronic diarrhea, white spots or unusual lesions on the tongue or in the mouth, blurred and distorted vision, persistent fatigue and skin infections.

Q- How do I avoid getting AIDS/HIV? ?

The only way to prevent AIDS is to avoid becoming infected with HIV. HIV is spread most often by having unprotected sex with an infected partner. The virus enters the body through the vagina, vulva, penis, rectum, or mouth during sex. HIV is also spread through contact with infected blood. This can occur while sharing needles during intravenous drug use and through other direct blood-to-blood contact such as receiving infected blood during a blood transfusion, though this is highly unlikely in many countries now due to thorough screening of donated blood. Mothers can also spread the virus to their babies during pregnancy, childbirth, or breast-feeding.

Q- What can I do to help me live with AIDS/HIV? ?

There is no cure for AIDS but certain drugs seem to slow the progression of the disease. In addition, various nutritional factors may be helpful in supporting the immune system. Because of the complicated nature of this disorder, medical supervision is strongly recommended with regard to dietary changes and nutritional supplements. Some healthy things you can do are: • Good nutrition is vital for people with HIV. • Add shiitake, reishi, and maitake mushrooms or supplements to your diet. • Consume plenty of green drinks from leafy greens. • Take appropriate dietary supplements and supplementary fiber. • Exercise and reduce lifestyle stress. • Drink at least two liters of water per day. • Eliminate junk food,avoid alcohol, cigarettes, and Echinacea. • Limit your intake of soybeans and soy products, which contain enzyme-inhibitors. • Always use a condom and practice food safety and drink clean water.

Q- What NG4L products can help with AIDS/HIV? ?

• NG4L Natural Immune Force • NG4L Viral Defense Plus, NG4L Immune Defense Plus • NG4L Qina Immune Booster • NG4L Selenium • NG4L Ultra Man/Woman, NG4L Coral Calcium Supreme • NG4L Colloidal Silver • NG4L Noni, Goji, or Mangos teen juice • NG4L Tea Tree Oil • NG4L Whey Protein Shake To order email: goldribbon.enterprises@gmail.com  or call: 08157710803 or 08034348505