Immunity Resource Foundation
An information base on Scientific and Medical Issues challenging the HIV/AIDS hypothesis
Hertfordshire Mercury has reported about a woman who lost her appetite following a head injury which resultantly impacted on her immune system. She came to test HIV+ so her malnutrition/AID was reframed as HIV/AID. (S has been omitted intentionally here as we don’t know if she presented any HIV/AIDS-defining illness) The (likely black) woman was also told that she […]
”Over the course of a few weeks, I spiraled [sic] from a well-adjusted, sexual college woman into someone who was ready to take her own life over a disease she didn’t have”. Zoë Ligon, 23. …Though Zoë’s ELISA indicated that there were antibodies in her system, the western blot did not. The PCR also showed that there […]
The Guardian has highlighted the contradiction of major supporters of health in South Africa being instrumental in the cause of ill health in the first place through investing in mining. As a supposed hotbed region of HIV/AIDS, one cannot help think that the saviour is inadvertently the poisoner, whether understood from a mainstream or Rethinking […]
Alex Tsakiris of Skeptiko interviews Dr. Henry Bauer, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry & Science and author of Dogmatism in Science and Medicine, about scientific research and its dogmatic assertions. Excerpts of the interview can be found here as well as the full 65mins of audio.
While one would accept that more testing would find more HIV patients in a county with an epidemic, one hopes that over time you will find less people testing positive under a prolonged needle exchange program. Current signs are not promising when there is an increase of HIV-positivity just over 2 weeks into such a program. 2 […]
Trends in Molecular Medicine has published an open access opinion article by Jay A. Levy that demonstrates some open-mindedness in dealing with AIDS, read here. What’s interesting is that – on the assumption of HIV theory as true, for argument purposes – the article nods at trying to strengthen innate (non-adaptive) immunity as opposed to […]
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7yrs after its initiation and with £12m spent, the Penrose Inquiry completed its findings into infection by blood transfusion and blood products in Scotland between 1974-1991; 1991 being the cut-off period of risk because of installed procedures against infection. The result was an 1800 page report which was branded a “whitewash” by people affected because […]
If you haven’t yet bought a copy of the second edition of Positively False (why not?!), you might be in luck if you’re a US resident. We are giving away 5 copies of the paperback (with free delivery) to every lucky 7th entrant who also follows our shiny new Twitter account: @immunityorguk To enter, just click […]
David Crowe’s roundtable discussion following the recent dual launch event in London. Also note that the IRF now has a Twitter account. Feel free to follow us.