http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/epidemics.htm en-us sepp@lastrega.com Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:19:11 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2008/12/28/aids_an_iatrogenic_depopulation_strategy.htm It is hard to make sense of the numerous contradictions in the official explanation of what causes Aids and how to best fight the scourge. But then - the confusion may be fully intentional. Aids as a strategy and cover for de-population would make perfect sense. It is race specific, its victims are the poor and socially deviant, and if we believe the press, the whole population of the African continent is at grave risk. A high percentage of those treated eventually do die. What they die of is the hard question that must be asked. Aids testing, prevention and treatment are promoted by the medical/pharmaceutical world and by the mainstream press as essential counter-measures. Yet both... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:19:11 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2008/04/23/rethinking_aids_day_scientists_call_for_new_thinking_on_hiv.htm On the 24th anniversary of the day a human retrovirus was named in a press conference, called by the Centers for Disease Control as "the probable cause of Aids" an international group of scientists says it is time to re-assess that belief. Being diagnosed HIV-positive is a traumatic experience - emotionally, mentally and physically - HelpForHIV In the 70s we had Richard Nixon's and Jimmy Carter's War on Cancer, an all-out well financed research program that sought to establish a viral cause and to find a cure for the Big C. Despite much work and huge amounts of money poured into the program, no such virus was found and - famously - no cure either. Much of... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Wed, 23 Apr 2008 16:55:00 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2008/04/15/after_earth_day_rethinking_aids_on_23_april.htm The HIV-Aids Titanic hits its own iceberg Rethinking AIDS Day is the 23rd of April. Just one day after Earth Day, celebrated on 22 April to promote the need for reexamining our relationship with the environment, Rethinking AIDS Day prompts us to critically examine the widely held idea that the immune weakness we see in AIDS is caused by an infective virus. According to HEAL, "Rethinking AIDS Day (RAD) is April 23rd to remember (not celebrate) the anniversary of the infamous Gallo/Heckler news conference announcing the 'probable' cause of AIDS had been discovered. By the time the science was published and found wanting, it was too late." RethinkingAIDS has a call to action which goes into more... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Tue, 15 Apr 2008 18:22:04 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2008/01/25/kaushalya_never_was_hiv_positive.htm Audrey Serrano, a woman living in the US and misdiagnosed with HIV was awarded $2.5 million in damages in December last year for the shock and for suffering the adverse effects of the drugs she had to take for years before the mistake was corrected. While that is a welcome break from the Aids propaganda we're subjected to from all sides, it really only reveals the tip of the iceberg of a human disaster of untold dimensions that is going on right before our eyes. Aids is an epidemic of medical failures if there ever was such a thing. - The virus that supposedly causes the immune weakness has never been scientifically isolated and no one has... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Fri, 25 Jan 2008 17:34:58 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2008/01/11/aids_the_mbeki_challenge.htm I have said for some years that AIDS has little to do with science and medicine because it is fundamentally a political and sociological phenomenon. Dr. David Rasnick, biochemist and Aids critic. What is the lesson we should be learning from President Mbeki of South Africa? Perhaps Mbeki is the only head of state and indeed the only prominent politician to think that Aids should be discussed, not dogmatically imposed. In 2000, Mbeki called a conference where critics and mainstream scientists could have done the discussing. Unfortunately, contrary views about Aids are just about the last thing a highly paid medical researcher wants to hear. Eight years later, we are still no closer to really understanding Aids... Health Sepp Hasslberger Fri, 11 Jan 2008 18:30:05 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2007/07/10/low_dose_naltrexone_in_aids_cancer_and_autoimmune_diseases.htm Low dose naltrexone (LDN) is a promising treatment for autism, Aids, cancer and autoimmune diseases. The costs are negligible and proponents say that the drug could help many, but clinical trials aren't in the interests of pharmaceutical manufacturers. Without further studies, there is no way to find how this drug supports the immune system. Naltrexone in MS - Image: Auburn Journal. Naltrexone is a drug that blocks the effects of opiate drugs and it was approved by the US FDA in 1984 for the treatment of addiction. Dr George O'Neil in Perth, Australia, has been very successful in treating addiction with naltrexone implants, a slow release form of the drug implanted under the skin, that will keep... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Tue, 10 Jul 2007 17:36:40 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2007/05/29/bird_flu_and_microwaves_are_we_killing_birds_with_radiation.htm Are we killing our feathered friends with radiation? The question might seem far fetched, but it really is not a big stretch of the imagination. Microwaves do cause heating and other, more subtle changes of biological tissues. Dr. Mae-Wan Ho of ISIS says: "Birds near mobile phone base stations do not breed well" in a recent article titled Mobile Phones & Vanishing Birds - Where did all the sparrows go? In addition to birds, bees have been getting sick and disoriented, and whole hives are being deserted - we even have a new name for the phenomenon: Colony Collapse Disorder or Vanishing Bee Syndrome. The mysterious illness has decimated the honeybee population in several nations. There are... Environment Sepp Hasslberger Tue, 29 May 2007 17:40:31 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2007/05/07/alternatives_to_azt_in_aids_patients.htm Aids is a wholly a-typical epidemic. Its preference for intravenous drug users, people living in poor neighborhoods, gay white males and people of African descent of both sexes is an indication that the HIV virus must be a very selective virus indeed. Difficult to imagine how a virus distinguishes its victims in such a highly specific way unless ... yes, unless the epidemic is not virus based at all. To get an idea of how Aids testing selects for specific "risk groups", see Liam Scheff's “Knowing is Beautiful”. Aids awareness: Condom kiss - Image credit: Duncan's TV AD Land Abstinence from sex, condoms and anti-retroviral drugs are what's officially advocated to prevent the spread of Aids. Yet... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Mon, 7 May 2007 16:37:51 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2007/03/26/solving_the_antioxidant_question_in_aids.htm The immune deficiency seen in Aids is caused by excess cellular oxidation brought about by external factors and the cure is entirely within our means - simply supplying the antioxidant nutrients necessary to reverse the oxidative overload. That is the gist of Beldeu Singh's recent article which you can read in its entirety below. Glutathione - key to reversing Aids Vitamin C, a heavy antioxidant, together with some amino acids and a mineral, are the principal arms we need to defeat the syndrome. The cocktail of anti-retroviral drugs normally prescribed is not only useless - it makes things worse than they would be without. The "side effects" of those drugs are practically indistinguishable from the symptoms of... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Mon, 26 Mar 2007 21:46:09 GMT http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2007/02/07/aids_court_case_exposes_scientific_contradictions.htm A legal case in South Australia has brought the scientific contradictions of the pharmaceutical AIDS paradigm into the spotlight. The defendant, Andre Chad Parenzee is appealing against his conviction on three counts of endangering life. The case challenges the validity of the theory that a virus called HIV does indeed cause a large number of disrelated illnesses that, individually, have been known before AIDS became a household word. Helen Lobato, in an article that first appeared on Melbourne Indymedia, put it this way: "An appeal case has HIV-AIDS specialists on tenter hooks awaiting the outcome which they say could set a dangerous precedent for public health campaigns and the criminal law. He is in custody awaiting sentencing... Epidemics Sepp Hasslberger Wed, 7 Feb 2007 15:19:19 GMT