Myth About HIV/AIDS

Myth About HIV/AIDS

by P. K. Chhetri

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In this book the author states that if with certain natural remedies if immune system can be boosted then the life of an AIDS patient can easily be prolonged. He has suggested some natural remedies in the book, administering which WBC count can be easily raised. The author when infected with typhoid found one day that his WBC count has gone down to around 4000 and had developed certain opportunistic skin infections, but immediately he tried out certain remedy and raised his WBC count to 6000+ in a couple of days. This was no mean achievement. The same medicine he had tried out on some of his patients with miraculous result. He advocates in the book that all allopathic remedies are immunosuppresent, hence as far as practicable one should refrain from taking allopathic remedies at random. The author never himself takes neither does he need any allopathic remedies. He is a homeopath. In this book he has given a new outlook on HIV/AIDS concept.

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