Quote: (09-22-2018 12:56 PM)Johnnyvee Wrote:
Quote: (09-22-2018 07:46 AM)Libertas Wrote:
Eye opening thread. Always wrap it up, people. Lots of bragging on this forum over the years about raw dogging but thankfully I always considered that foolish.
If OP could, how do you think you got the disease, specifically? Lots of people here adhere to the belief that it's practically impossible to get HIV through heterosexual vaginal sex. I remember Cernovich even had a post that there's never been a documented case of it and that straight men with HIV are invariably IV users or on the down low.
Quote: (09-20-2018 01:51 PM)Johnnyvee Wrote:
Quote: (09-20-2018 05:14 AM)wrapyojunk Wrote:
Just found out ~3 months ago. Doc said I have been infected for 2-5 years but my last test was around 4 years ago so most likely 2-3 years. Never really had any symptoms. Never experienced what they call a seroconversion (acute flu-like symptoms a few weeks after infection). Went to get a hormone test and thought I should check just to make sure. Well I'm sure now, sure that I have da hiv.
Not sure where I picked it up, most likely in Vietnam or Philippines (where I live now).
The virus had progressed so far that clinically I actually have AIDS. (A CD4% under 13% is deemed an AIDS defining condition. Mine tested at 10.5%.)
Started taking meds as soon as a found out. Took me around 2 months for the virus to become undetectable in my blood. This means its impossible for me transmit to anyone else.
I am hopeful there will be a cure in the next 10-15 years. The research looks quite promising.
Just thought I should post this as a warning for anyone raw-dogging in these parts of the world.
I probably banged around 100-150 girls during this time, the majority with a condom (probably 70-80% of the time), but sometimes it broke, we ran out or I just didn't bother because I thought it wouldn't happen to me.
I thought only gays were at risk but I guess not….
Happy to answer any questions.
No troll.
Just remember that the reason people die of AIDS is due to their immune systems getting old. That is what aids is, an old immune system in an otherwise young soma. The retrovirus forces the leukocytes to divide and divide, and eventually you get short telomeres, i.e. old cells. This in turn opens the door to all possible diseases.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24457340
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5031464/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25885433
I would seriously consider taking telomerase activators. Expensive yes, but it should help a lot. (I`m taking it myself in order to stop or slow down ageing in general.)
http://www.defytimer.com/product/telomer...-capsules/
There is actually a method using gene therapy delivery of the telomerase gene that would cure AIDS right now. Not because you eliminate the virus, but rather due to full telomerase activation, meaning the HIV infected white blood cells can divide all they want, since telomerase resets the clock for each successive round of mitosis. Retroviruses are not cytocidal, it`s the accelerated cell division that is the problem. Unfortunately it`s still to expensive for mainstream use, but that might change in not to long.
Now this is interesting. Have you made a thread about these capsules and telomeres in general?
Yes, I did a long write up on it (telomeres and ageing/disease) a while back, but I wasn`t taking the capsules at the time! thread-67103.html
They came out just recently in fact, licensed by Sierra Sciences and Bill Andrews too a Kiwi company. The research behind it is solid though, but the price is annoyingly high, but it reflects development costs I think.
The TAM 818 molecule is on it`s way through the FDA system in the US, where it will probably be classified as a drug, and not a supplement like in New Zealand when it`s launched in the US. But it`s very safe though.
so you are dropping 10gs a year on this stuff? what is your age range?