A new study claims that AIDS, an incurable disease, has shown incredible results with a specific treatment that does not require the patient to take medication.
A research article published in the scientific journal Nature claims that Lauren Whelenberg, a 66-year-old California woman, was diagnosed with HIV in 1992 and is now recovering without medication or bone marrow transplant. Are done
Dr. Ricardo Diaz of the University of Sؤo Paulo, who led the research, wrote in his study that the treatment was aimed at awakening the virus and boosting the immune system to eliminate the hidden virus in one fell swoop.
Dr. Ricardo added that nicotinamide not only fights viruses in infected cells but also forces them to be destroyed and on the other hand activates the immune system which enables the patient to fight HIV.
Lorraine Welenberg’s recovery is also due to the awakening and strengthening of her own immune system, rather than any medication or other treatment. The study was performed on 64 patients, including Lorraine, at the Reagan Institute.
With the exception of Lorraine, the immune systems of 63 people naturally controlled their HIV, but they could not replicate it, while in Lorraine’s case, they also replicated the virus. Even before that, in 2007, two people, Timothy Brown and Ed Casteljo, have been declared fully HIV-positive.
The head of research described the results of the procedure as encouraging and hoped that it would be a great success if the new experimental treatment worked in other patients as well.