AIDS AND HIV

A study of 323 HIV-infected patients, begun in 1993, used the combination of herbs in of 323 HIV-infected patients to treat half of the people in the study. The other half was the control group, and did not receive treatment. After six months, the treatment group had no drop in T-cells, whereas the control group did. When T-cells begin their downward spiral of decline, as they do in people infected with HIV, the risk of death is great. The difference in health of the two groups was so dramatic that the study was stopped, and the control group was given the treatment to decrease their risk of death.