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This is the same scientist who has claimed for years that
HIV is not the cause of AIDS but the consequence of a drug life style that weakens the immune system.

Yes it is.

PS Among other things, depending on risk factors associated with a specific country or region.

And let’s not forget he said that the early treatments for AIDS were actually one of the causes what we call AIDS (such as AZT, ddI, ddC, d4T, etc). That is, the treatment was one of the causes for disease.

http://www.duesberg.com/presentations/$bnAIDSQuiz.pdf

There is "reasonable doubt" to consider HIV the only cause of AIDS because it does not follow Koch's Postulates which state the following:

1. The infectious organism must be found in all cases of the disease.
2. It must be isolated from the infected person and grown in pure culture.
3. The disease must be reproduced in a laboratory animal from the pure culture.
4. The organism must then be isolated from the laboratory animal.

HIV does not follow these famous postulates in at least two ways:

1. Everyone who develops AIDS is not HIV positive.
2. Everyone who is HIV positive does not develop AIDS.

There just seems to be something else operating here. HIV plays a role, as does lifestyle, possibly genetics, etc. The problem is that the disease was treated as a political football rather than a typical infectious disease from the time it was discovered and was actually allowed to spread by the US Government and the CDC because of its connection to the homosexual lifestyle. All of our testing is based on the fact that HIV and HIV alone causes AIDS. No one wants to seriously entertain the notion that it may not be the only cause of AIDS.

The most important thing a young (or old) person can do to avoid HIV/AIDS is to avoid sexual contact with two groups of people: (1) IV drug users and (2) anyone who has had sexual contact with a homosexual or bisexual male. The great "heterosexual outbreak" of AIDS can be attributed mainly to contact with one of these two groups, along with a promiscuous lifestyle. The practice of monogamous, heterosexual sex is still the best way to protect yourself and those you love from this terrible disease.