41. LocateADoc.com >> AIDS Resource Center: 10 Tips For Living With HIV: Find Doctor at the quality of a patient's diet, specifically at There have been studies showingthat hivpositive patients intake have a reduced risk of developing aids. http://www.locateadoc.com/Patient_Resources/record.cfm/id/68

Home Patient Resources AIDS Resource Center Choose One Acupuncture Allergy and Immunology Anti-Aging Botox Cardiology Cataracts Chiropractic Cosmetic Dentistry Cosmetic Surgery Dentistry Dermatology Ear, Nose and Throat Facial Plastic Surgery Family Physicians Hair Restoration Implant Dentistry Infertility Laser Vision Correction Oncology Ophthalmology Ophthalmology: Oculoplastics Optometry Orthodontics (Dentistry) Orthopedic Surgery Pediatrics Periodontics Plastic Surgery Podiatry Psychiatry Psychology Psychotherapy Urology This Site AskADoc Forums Internet MEDline Fourth Annual HIV Vacine Awareness Day Honors Volunteers, Promotes Research HIV and Adolescents New Project Aims to Identify Immune Deficiencies Early Among Minority Can I get infected with HIV from mosquitoes? ... HIV and Pregnancy: What Is the Risk to My Baby? 10 Tips for Living with HIV Posted on March 24, 2000 Patients diagnosed as HIV-positive, a condition which can precede development of the full-blown AIDS virus, have plenty to be optimistic about these days. New drug therapies can delay the onset of AIDS with increasing success, allowing patients to lead normal, healthy lives for many years. By pushing back the onset of AIDS, chances increase that researchers may discover a cure within the patient's lifetime. Natural Approaches to Health There's one herb that should be avoided Many natural approaches to health and healing can support these drug therapies and help offset their side effects, according to Charles K. Rosenberg, C.N., an instructor at Bastyr University and a nutritionist in private practice in Seattle. "It's important that patients not rely solely on drugs to support the health of their immune systems," Rosenberg says. "They're battling with a virus and the body doesn't do that alone. It requires all kinds of nutrients, for example, to fight infection." Because HIV-positive patients are susceptible to opportunistic infections, it's especially important to keep the immune system as strong as possible; Rosenberg advocates proper diet, appropriate dietary supplements, and other health-supporting practices such as exercise.

42. LocateADoc.com AIDS World aids Day continue . •, 10 Tips for Living with hiv Since hivpositive individualsare more susceptible to opportunistic infections, proper diet, dietary http://www.locateadoc.com/Patient_Resources/resources.cfm/sid/20

Home Patient Resources : AIDS Resource Center Choose One Acupuncture Allergy and Immunology Anti-Aging Botox Cardiology Cataracts Chiropractic Cosmetic Dentistry Cosmetic Surgery Dentistry Dermatology Ear, Nose and Throat Facial Plastic Surgery Family Physicians Hair Restoration Implant Dentistry Infertility Laser Vision Correction Oncology Ophthalmology Ophthalmology: Oculoplastics Optometry Orthodontics (Dentistry) Orthopedic Surgery Pediatrics Periodontics Plastic Surgery Podiatry Psychiatry Psychology Psychotherapy Urology This Site AskADoc Forums Internet MEDline Statement by Tommy G. Thompson Secretary of Health and Human Services Regarding World AIDS Day continue>> 10 Tips for Living with HIV Since HIV-positive individuals are more susceptible to opportunistic infections, proper diet, dietary supplements and exercise can help make the immune system stronger. continue>> Fourth Annual HIV Vacine Awareness Day Honors Volunteers, Promotes Research May 18 commemorates the Fourth Annual HIV Vaccine Awareness Day, which honors volunteers worldwide to an experimental vaccine designed to prevent HIV infection in studies continue>> HIV and Adolescents HIV, which causes AIDS, ranks seventh among the leading causes of death for U.S. children 5 to 14 years of age and sixth for young people 15 to 24 years of age.

43. SF AIDS Fdn: BETA 7/98 -- Women, Food And HIV Unplanned weight loss is often what first compels women with hiv to consider foodand diet. In the context of hiv disease, it is called aidsrelated wasting http://www.sfaf.org/treatment/beta/b37/b37women.html

Published in the Bulletin of Experimental Treatments for AIDS July 1998 issue, by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. July 1998 Table of Contents Main Page beta@sfaf.org Women, Food and HIV By Lynda E. Bell, RD Bell based this article for BETA on her years of experience consulting with HIV positive women about diet and nutrition. In this spirit, she addresses women about their nutritional concerns and concludes with a "wish list" with especial regard to women with HIV. The wish list is especially germane as people with and concerned about HIV, from community activists to clinical physicians to research scientists, convene in Geneva this summer. Dietary Concerns and Dietitians: Part of a Combination Approach to Health Care There are so many issues to be concerned about when you find out that you are HIV positive that it may seem impossible to take care of everything. First, there is the emotional impact caused by the test result. Then there are financial issues, possibly housing issues, and perhaps issues of substance use or abuse. At some point, you begin to evaluate your health with the help of doctors, pharmacists and dietitians. Well no, that is not what dietitians are actually trained to do. Rather, dietitians evaluate your food choices and eating habits, your medical condition and clinical health status, your body composition and weight. Dietitians can help teach you how to make food choices that are consistent with what is currently known to be optimal nutrition for women living with HIV.

44. SF AIDS Fdn: AIDS 101 -- Treatment A balanced diet is based on selecting foods from Because some aidsrelated conditionsaffect ability eat consult a physician and an hiv-knowledgeable dietitian http://www.sfaf.org/aids101/treatment.html

What is AIDS, HIV and HIV Disease? How HIV Is Spread Reducing Risk of Getting HIV From Sexual Activities Reducing Risk of HIV From Injection Drug Use HIV Testing What To Do If the Test Is Positive Treatment The Two Types of HIV The Stages of HIV Disease Viral Load Testing Women with HIV/AIDS Youth/Infants and HIV How the Immune System Fights Disease How HIV Damages the Immune System Where To Go Next For More Information feedback@sfaf.org Treatment Below we describe treatment options for HIV. Follow a link from the alphabetical list, then click the up arrow to bring you back to this point if you want to look at another link. Or, you can read straight through the entire document. Antiviral Therapy Natural Approaches to Treating HIV Broad Spectrum Healing Program Nutrition ... Opportunistic Infection Treatment and Prevention Immune Boosting Therapy Politics Of Treatment Monitoring the Immune System There are three primary approaches to treating HIV disease: antiviral therapy immune boosting therapy treatment and prevention of specific opportunistic infections Antiviral Therapy The goal of antiviral therapy is to disable HIV replication. For instance, AZT, ddI and ddC all interfere with production of reverse transcriptase, a protein the virus must use in order to reproduce. Protease inhibitors, such as Crixivan, interfere with HIV's use of the protease enzyme, another essential component to its reproduction. For more detailed discussion of antiviral drugs, refer to the

45. My Diet Plan - Medical Nutrition Therapy my diet plan_title. hiv—aids. Outline Terms. Facts. What is hiv. Mode of Transmissionof hiv Examples. Preventing hiv infection. General Symptoms of hiv Infection. http://www.mydietplan.com/mdpshare/generaldz/HIV.htm

Outline: Terms Facts What is HIV Mode of Transmission of HIV Examples Preventing HIV infection General Symptoms of HIV Infection Specific Symptoms of HIV Infection Complications of HIV Infection What If A Friend Has HIV Infection or AIDS? HIV Antibody Test Who Should be Tested? Medical Nutrition Therapy for People Infected with HIV Virus Terms: Term It Stands For It Means AIDS Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome Not inherited A break down of the body's defense system A group of related disorders and symptoms. Weakened immune system. HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus Tiny poisonous virus that can cause death Facts: People infected with HIV may or may not develop symptoms after being exposed, however, they can still infect others. HIV virus causes AIDS. It can take up to 10 years for person infected with HIV virus to develop AIDS. This period varies from person to person depending upon number of factors. It depends upon the kind of treatment used, social support, and the lifestyle of the infected person. What is HIV?

46. AIDS/HIV Women Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatments Prevention Risks to women diagnosed with or suspicious of possible hiv/aids. Women, hiv, and PregnancyExcellent material from the Virtual you were injured by this diet pill, a http://womenshealth.about.com/cs/aidshiv/

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47. NMH Health Information A. aids/hiv Infection. Angiogram/Arteriogram Radiology (X-Ray). Cystoscopy. D.Diabetic Ketoacidosis (Patient's Path To Recovery). diet - Low Fiber Low Residue. http://www.nmh.org/patient_ed_pdfs/

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48. AIDS, HIV & Tuberculosis (TB) disease formerly known as consumption used to be treated with a special diet andbed Vigorous action to prevent hiv/aids is the other arm of the dual strategy http://www.avert.org/tuberc.htm

Home Search About Avert Donate here ... Links TB worldwide Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease that kills approximately 2 million people each year. It is estimated that between 2002 and 2020, approximately 1000 million people will be newly infected, over 150 million people will get sick, and 36 million will die of TB - if control is not further strengthened. What is the relationship between TB and HIV? TB is the leading cause of death among HIV infected people. It has been estimated that TB accounts for up to a third of AIDS deaths worldwide. About a third of the 40 million people living with HIV/AIDS at the end of 2001were estimated to be co-infected with TB (Mycobacterium tuberculosis). What causes TB? TB is caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The bacteria can attack any part of the body, but it normally attacks the lungs. TB is highly prevalent in many resource-poor countries and in poor urban 'pockets' of industrialised countries. The spread of TB A person can have active or inactive TB. The TB bacteria can be spread through the air by people with active TB. People with active TB can pass the bacteria on to whoever they come into close contact with. Active TB or TB disease means that the bacteria is active in the body and the immune system is unable to stop the bacteria from growing. When a person with active TB coughs, sneezes or spits, people nearby may breathe in the TB bacteria and become infected. Left untreated, each person with active TB will infect on average between 10 and 15 people every year.

49. Teens And AIDS/HIV (75 min, 1992). hiv+ Survival Guide diet For Living In The Age of aids, LifeforceOrganization. (60 min, 1994). Call It. hiv/aids Education, (520) 6703905. http://www.lib.ci.tucson.az.us/teenzone/teenaids.htm

TeenZone Tucson-Pima Public Library Search Catalog Search Web Search Encarta Teens and AIDS/HIV On this page: Read it View it Call it Read It: Fiction Arrick, Fran Baer, Judy The Discovery, Bantle, Lee F. Diving for the Moon The summer after they finish the sixth grade, Bird discovers that her best friend Josh is HIV positive. Bess, Clayton The Mayday Rampage, High school journalists Jess and Molly create an upheaval at school and in their community as they strive to write and publish a series of frank articles about AIDS for their high school newspaper. Davis, Deborah My Brother has AIDS, When her brother Jack, who is suffering from AIDS, comes home to die, Lacy finds that her own life is irrevocably transformed as she struggles with prejudice, grief and alienation. Durant, Penny Raife When Heroes Die, Devastated that his hero uncle, Rob, is dying of AIDS, twelve-year-old Gary, in need of advice and guidance in his life, draws strength from Rob himself. Fox, Paula

50. Frequently Asked Questions (Children, AIDS, HIV) An estimated 3 million people die from aidsrelated causes 16 who have yet to starton any hiv therapy and highlights the importance of a good nutritional diet. http://www.cwac.org/faq.html

www.cwac.org (Children and HIV) 1. How many children are known to be HIV+ in the UK? As of September 2002, 1233 children under the age of 15 have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. In addition, there are 1211 children between the ages of 15-19. In the last ten years (1992-2002), 2254 children have been born to infected mothers. These children are either of indeterminate HIV status or not infected. Nevertheless, they are still affected by their mother’s illness. 2. How many children are living worldwide with HIV/AIDS? Of the 40 million people living with HIV/AIDS worldwide, nearly 2.7 million are children under the age of 15, and 11.8 million are young people aged 15-24. An estimated 3 million people die from AIDS-related causes every year. 3. How long can a child born with HIV survive? In the UK, life expectancy for children has improved and subsequently increased with the development of combination therapy. Today for example, one adolescent who acquired HIV at birth has now reached their 20th birthday. Therefore, as treatment and research advances there is hope for a much improved quality of life. There is a small core of children who are "long-term non-progressors" aged between 12-16 who have yet to start on any HIV therapy. This is a promising sign of healthy living in children and highlights the importance of a good nutritional diet. This gives us hope for a more optimistic future for today’s children. 4. Is there any known cure for a child who is HIV+?

51. HIV/AIDS Nutrition & Exercise Aerobic exercise interventions for people with hiv/aids (Cochrane Collaboration);Ask the Experts about Wasting, diet, Nutrition Exercise (Body Health http://www.sis.nlm.nih.gov/HIV/HIVNutrition.html

HIV/AIDS Links Nutrition Aerobic exercise interventions for people with HIV/AIDS (Cochrane Collaboration) (Body Health Resources Corporation) Diet, Nutrition, and Exercise (Body Health Resources Corporation) Dietary Supplements, Complementary or Alternative Medicines (National Library of Medicine) Dietary Supplements Resource List (Food and Nutrition Information Center) Exercise (Body Health Resources Corporation) Food Safety For Persons With AIDS (Dept. of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service) Guidance For People With Severely Weakened Immune Systems (Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Water) HIV-Associated Wasting (University of California, San Francisco, HIV InSite) (International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care) Nutrition and Weight Maintenance (Project Inform) Nutrition for Healthy Living Newsletter (Tufts University) - providing information on nutrition and HIV Nutrition/Infection Unit at Tufts University School of Medicine (Tufts University) - studying the role of nutrition in the lives of people with HIV and other diseases Nutrition intervention in the care of persons with human immunodeficiency virus infection Position of the American Dietetic Association and Dietitians of Canada (American Dietetic Association)

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53. South Africa Appoints Consultant Who Rules Out Aids/hiv Link Our own strategic plan is based on the premise that hiv causes aids. Organisationand other UN bodies which detailed the importance of diet in delaying http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/3-10-2003-37031.asp

Translate This Page: French German Italian Portuguese ... Spanish Click here to send this article to a friend, or e-mail it to yourself to read later. Click here to view a print version. Flu panic spreads across Asia Governments across Asia invoked emergency measures yesterday, including establishing quarantine camps in Hong Kong, to try to contain the spread of the deadly pneumonia-like illness that has killed 63 people in three continents and is stumping doctors trying to find a cure. Mystery Disease Spreads: 75 New Cases Seventy-five people have been infected by a mystery flu bug in Hong Kong in the last day, bringing the total number of cases in the city to 685. Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), a pneumonia-like virus that has killed 63 people and infected almost 1,900 in 12 countries, is being... Aids is God's Challenge - Sa Minister Aids might be an opportunity provided by God for South Africa to care for its people, its health minister, Manto Tshabalala-Msimang, told religious leaders yesterday in Johannesburg. She was launching an interfaith initiative to combat the epidemic through counselling and information... New 'flu' Claims 34 Lives in China China dramatically raised the death toll from the new Asian virus yesterday, admitting that it had killed 34 people there so far, including three in Beijing. Singapore, which has quarantined 861 people with the flu-like symptoms and reported its first two deaths from the condition, called...

54. Partnerships For HIV/AIDS Research In African Populations families, and communities severely affected by hiv/aids? What factors influencethe acquisition of a nutritionally wellbalanced, safe diet to meet the http://www.nichd.nih.gov/RFA/HD-02-003/contact.htm

PARTNERSHIPS FOR HIV/AIDS RESEARCH IN AFRICAN POPULATIONS RFA-HD-02-003 SAMPLE RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION SAMPLE RESEARCH QUESTIONS Illustrative examples of research questions or issues that may be addressed in the research project component of applications responding to this RFA include, but are not limited to, the following: Behavioral, Cultural, Social, and Psychosocial Factors that Influence HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care, and Management How do social, economic, behavioral, cultural, and psychosocial factors influence how African families manage HIV/AIDS-related illness, including seeking and accessing diagnosis, treatment, and care? What are the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of effective caregivers and other health care providers in the community? What types of care do individuals and families seek and from whom? How are these decisions made and by whom? What is the role of the family in promoting the adoption of behaviors to reduce risk of HIV acquisition and transmission? How is this affected by changes in the family brought about by HIV infection and AIDS deaths? What sex education messages, materials, and programs are being used, in which settings (e.g., community-based organizations, schools, churches, neighborhoods, families), and delivered by whom? Which elements are most promising in reaching intended audiences? Are psychologically and culturally appropriate media messages, regarding the route of HIV transmission, and its prevention, reaching target populations and having an effect on sexual behavior?

55. The Body - An AIDS/HIV Information Resource Review - Nutrition Navigator - Tufts Life diet Nutrition. Commentary This site is bright and easy to use, but, moreimportantly, it covers the matter of nutrition for people with hiv and aids http://navigator.tufts.edu/commentary.html?cid=174&gid=8

56. Project Inform's Oral Candidiasis ( HIV / AIDS Treatment Information ) Help from Food and diet Changes Decrease or avoid sugars (corn and Candidiasis materials,available soon by calling Project Inform's hiv/aids Treatment Hotline http://www.projinf.org/fs/candida.html

Search Contact Us Feedback Calendar ... Site Map Oral Candidiasis (Thrush) October 2001 View PDF Esta información en español (Spanish Translation) TABLE OF CONTENTS Cause Diagnosis Treatment Treating Candidiasis Chart ... Conclusion Oral candidiasis, which is also called thrush, is a fungal infection of the mouth and/or throat. Candidiasis of the throat is called esophageal candidiaisis (see chart While oral candidiasis can sometimes occur without symptoms, the most common symptoms are discomfort and burning of the mouth and throat and an altered sense of taste (often described as "bad"). Creamy white or yellowish spots on the mouth and throat that can be removed by light scraping are also common. These may be accompanied by cracking, redness, soreness and swelling at the corners of the mouth. A bad case can include mouth sores. Oral candidiasis is rare if CD4+ cell counts are above 500. Outbreaks are more common as the count drops to 100. Oral candidiasis may be more difficult to treat when CD4+ cell counts fall below 50. Table of Contents Cause Oral candidiasis is caused by the fungus called Candida . Everyone has small quantities of the fungus in the mouth, vagina, digestive tract and skin. In healthy persons, "friendly" bacteria and the immune system prevent the fungus from causing disease. However, a damaged or weakened immune system, as can be the case in HIV disease, makes it easier for

57. Does Nutrition Have A Role In Treating HIV & AIDS? Nutritions role in prevention and treatment of aids. Information from LPVitamins.com.Category Health Conditions and Diseases Nutrition...... disease including hiv infection. It is common to find aids patients nutritionallydeficient even when consuming a nutritionally adequate diet or supplementing http://www.lpvitamins.com/aids_nutrition.htm

LPVitamins.COM An Independent TriVita Business Affilitate, ID# 11349828. Non TriVita Related Health Link Site Contents Home The TriVita Opportunity The TriVita Mission ... Contact Us Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a progressive disease characterized by suppression of the immune system and an increased risk for developing a rare cancer known as Kaposi’s Sarcoma. AIDS results from infection with a retrovirus known as the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) which attacks the T lymphocytes. The B lymphocytes, macrophages, and other cells of the immune system are also affected. Although AIDS is a fatal disease, AIDS patients do not actually die from AIDS. They die, instead, from secondary infections associated with an impaired immune system such as cancer or pneumonia. Not every person exposed to HIV becomes infected and not all who test antibody positive for HIV actually develop AIDS and AIDS-related diseases. Actual development of AIDS depends on a number of factors. These include pre-existing conditions of the immune system, nutritional status, repeated exposure to HIV and abuse of prescription or nonprescription drugs. Numerous stressors weaken the immune system including abuse of alcohol or tobacco, poor diet, lack of sleep, or generally poor health. Information is only beginning to become available regarding nutrition’s role in preventing and treating AIDS, but it is known that more than two-thirds of HIV-infected individuals have a vitamin and/or mineral deficiency. Malnutrition weakens immunity and makes a person susceptible to infection and disease including HIV infection. It is common to find AIDS patients nutritionally deficient even when consuming a nutritionally adequate diet or supplementing with vitamins and minerals. Researchers speculate that HIV alters nutrient metabolism or contributes to poor absorption, and

58. AIDS Community Research Initiative Of America (ACRIA) : HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Study Name A Study Comparing the Effect of diet Exercise to Avandia on RegionalFat Loss and Insulin Resistance. Required 20 to 60 years old; hiv positive or http://www.criany.org/clinical_trials/TrialsSearch/detail.asp?StudyId=431&Tname=

59. Aloe Vera For People Living With HIV And AIDS miracle don't ignore modern science in its efforts to combat hiv / aids), and help considerdrinking Aloe Vera as a part of their daily diet, no intelligent http://www.aloe-vera.org/aids_&_hiv_-_can_aloe_help.htm

Aloe Vera Studies Organization Focusing on the Truths and Falsehoods about Aloe Vera, its Benefits, its Possible Uses, and How to Identify the Highest Quality in Aloe Products. SIX Aloe SAMPLES! (Sorry, import and export laws allow these samples to only be sent to addresses with in the U.S.A. and Canada.) Home What is Aloe Vera? Why The Need for a Website on Aloe? 13 Ways Aloe Can Help ... Linking to this Website RECOMMENDED A page has been added in response to the growing numbers of requests for recommendations of high quality aloe drinks and skin care items. This page contains links to exceptional products which are also certified for purity of Aloe content by the International Aloe Science Counci l (not associated with the Aloe Vera Studies Organization These pure and fresh Aloe Drinks contain over 200 nutritional compounds, including 20 minerals, 19 amino acids, and 12 vitamins, including vitamin B-12 (one of the only known natural sources of B-12 apart from animal sources). CLICK HERE For the Recommendations Page Aloe and HIV / AIDS There is a very disturbing and irresponsible tape and literature being circulated in some circles claiming Aloe will cure HIV / AIDS. This is patently false. There is, to-date, no known cure for HIV nor AIDS.

60. Clinical Nutrition On The Internet Eating Defensively Food safety advice for people with hiv/aids hiv Medications,diet Nutrition Lay material written by a dietitian, which focuses on the http://arborcom.com/frame/clin_HIV.htm

Clinical nutrition You are at the top of one of the sub-sections of the A rbor N utrition G uide. Return to home page of the Arbor Nutrition Guide Note: only use if you are not already in the frame version For family physicians Nutrition-related diseases Nutrition assessment Nutrition-related diseases Alcohol Cancer and nutrition Cardiovascular disease nutrition Diabetes ... Weight and eating disorders HIV and nutrition HIV nutrition for health professionals HIV: Lay and patient information HIV nutrition for health professionals Pick of the crop International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care An international group with more than 5500 physicians and other healthcare professionals in 42 countries. The web site has a lot of nutrition resource material. This includes articles on: Role of Nutrition in AIDS Management Nutrition and wasting Nutritional health: A Case Manager's Guide Measurement of Body Composition: The Search for a Standard ... Somatropin for HIV-associated wasting As well as this the Assocation has some selected on-line full-text articles from its Journal of the International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care From the AIDS INFO site and excellent summary of the diagnosis, differential diagnosis and management of wsting in HIV/AIDS, from a conference on this topic held in Florida in 1997.

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