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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Who was that black basketball player back in the 80's who was HIV positive, he didn't die, maybe he refused the deadly Fauci treatment.

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AIDS and HIV are not the same thing and there is no evidence 1 causes the other

HIV is said that is has never been isolated with no atomic weight,

HIV virions are indeed smaller than 5 nm, typically ranging from 1.2 to 1.4 nm in size. This puts them below the resolution limit of even the most advanced electron microscopes available today.

This gap in our ability to directly visualize structures between the resolution limits of light microscopy and electron microscopy is often referred to as the "resolution gap" or the "visualization gap." It presents a significant challenge in the study of small biological structures like certain viruses, proteins, and macromolecular complexes.

Transmission electron microscopes (TEMs) can achieve resolutions down to about 0.05 nm, while scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) have a resolution limit of around 0.4 to 0.5 nm. However, these resolutions are still insufficient to directly image the smallest viruses like HIV.

I believe this also relates to SARS-COVID-19

STD and gut biome can lead to immune problems,

Mixing the sperm biome with the gut biome causes an imbalance

Many people remain HIV-negative while displaying AIDS-like symptoms.

Many individuals have experienced HIV remission, meaning they previously had HIV but the virus became undetectable in their bodies.

The consumption of chemicals like poppers and Nitrates drugs adds to the chemicals in the body which reacts to the new introduction of RFR and ELF and more so together in an attractive physics sum of Conductive + electric field = receiver/antenna

The PCR test can be manipulated as shown with Convid 19

T-cell count would be low if you had an illness / were pregnant or went out in the sunlight for too long your results could be lower than 200 and lead you to an AIDS diagnosis..

A 2021 review in the Journal of the International AIDS Society examined multiple studies and estimated:

HIV transmission risk per condomless vaginal sex act for women: 0.08% (1 in 1,250)

HIV transmission risk per act for men: 0.04% (1 in 2,500)

Women have a longer urethra and vaginal cavity compared to the male urethra, which does make them more biologically susceptible to contracting many sexually transmitted infections from exposure.

HIV is primarily transmitted through exposure to infected bodily fluids like semen, vaginal fluids, blood etc during sexual activity.

So from a purely biological standpoint, women's anatomy does make them more susceptible to potential HIV transmission from an infected partner.

So women face around double the per-act risk compared to men from vaginal intercourse exposure in this data.

If this was true this would lead to more women catching HIV and statistics show they are, however…..

The tainted blood supplies in parts of sub-Saharan Africa skewed the AIDS

Prevalence data, especially for women in those regions. There were incidents where donated blood was not properly screened and contained multiple infections like HIV, hepatitis, and others. When this contaminated blood was then used for transfusions or medical procedures, it exposed many recipients, including women, to HIV through non-sexual transmission routes.

This artificial exposure pathway from tainted blood supplies contributed to higher HIV rates among women in parts of sub-Saharan Africa, compared to if transmission occurred primarily through sexual routes based on biological susceptibility factors. Including data from sub-Saharan Africa in the global HIV/AIDS statistics skews the overall prevalence ratios between men and women.

By excluding that region's data, which was impacted by the tainted blood issue, the underlying biological factors become more apparent. Women have a longer urethra and vaginal cavity, making them inherently more susceptible to contracting sexually transmitted infections like HIV from exposure. With sub-Saharan African data removed, the HIV prevalence ratio shows around 1.58 men for every 1 woman in the rest of the world.

However, even this 1.58 ratio may be further skewed, as women and men likely receive blood transfusions at roughly equal rates in those other regions. If the 1.58 ratio was solely due to sexual transmission risks, it would be illogical for men to have a higher prevalence than women given the biological susceptibility factors for women. The potential blood transfusion exposure pathway could artificially increase the number of infected women. Therefore, there may be even stronger evidence that men contract HIV at higher rates than women through primary sexual transmission routes, which would align with biological realities. The 1.58 ratio could understate the inherent female susceptibility. https://normanjames.substack.com/p/the-potential-link-between-the-rise?utm_source=activity_item

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