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To: tallhappy
In AIDS a protease inhibitor acts by cutting an enzymatic link in the reproduction of the HIV virus.

I have read that there are fears from some in the medical/scientific community that PI could cause dangerous mutations. (as if it isn't dangerous enough). My understanding is that people taking the cocktails early on kill some of the virus but not all. Those surviving virus live on to reproduce mutated forms

Also, they are toxic. Some have strange effects on people's weight. They call it "protease paunch". Paunches, buffalo humps in the neck, puffy cheeks among other weird things.

13 posted on 05/13/2003 2:25:36 PM PDT by riri
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To: riri
Protease inhibitors are incredibly toxic. We all need them for our normal cellular function. There are a lot of proteases in our genome.
14 posted on 05/13/2003 2:32:42 PM PDT by tallhappy
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