Dr Robert Willner lecture on hiv

[kevin23]

I don't know if I am allowed to post a youtube link here but this is an interesting lecture, though a bit lengthy.
I would like to hear comments from those in the medical field.

Is the AID' s drugs really what is killing people or is he just another radical ?

I know that governments have lied to start wars and a host of other things, is the medical community really this unethical too.

 

[cityboy-stl]

This is from 1994, 25 years ago. In 2019 are we still questioning whether HIV is the cause of AIDS? Really?

 

[KaraBulut]

This is from 1994, 25 years ago. In 2019 are we still questioning whether HIV is the cause of AIDS? Really?

Willner died about 25 years ago. He had lost his license by the time he died because of some of his claims. He was saying this stuff when- honestly- the drugs (e.g. AZT, DDI) that we had available were pretty toxic and these older drugs only worked for a short time before the virus was able to gain some resistance to the drug.

Willner died before the newer drugs came to market. The newer drugs are less toxic and they're combinations of drugs that have much different action. These new drugs changed HIV into a chronic, manageable illness and completely altered the way we treat HIV.

Today, many of the younger doctors are more open to alternative therapies, particularly when they're used with more mainstream therapy. But after seeing several patients try to go the completely alternative therapy route with no antiretroviral therapy, I can say without a doubt that no alternative therapy is going to have the success of antiretrovirals.