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The drug-AIDS hypothesis • HIV hypothesis by the Secretary of HHS and the press in April 1984, the drug hypothesis has been suppressed and discredited by the medical and scientific establish- ment, by the public press and by AIDS activists, and all federal funding for the drug hypothesis has been ter- minated s. n, í2, 96,221 (see y j Asked in 1996 about the CDC’s negligence in considering the drug-AIDS con- nection, Curran, now dean of the School of public Health at Emory University in Atlanta, told the Wall Street Journal, “treating drug addiction wasn’t directly part of the CDC’s mandate, stopping the spread of AIDS among needle-sharing addicts ‘fell between the cracks’” 28. In the preceeding paragraph the article reports that, “the CDC’s biggest single prevention pro- gram, AIDS prevention ... accounted for $589 mill- ion“. But that was all spent on HIV, not a nickel was left for drugs. In view of the popularity of the national HIV-AIDS dogma, five of the six early American proponents of the drug hypothesis, Blattner, Curran, Friedman-Kien, Goedert and Jaffe converted to the HIV hypothesis, without even offering a scientific refutation of the drug hypothesis. Haverkos survived as a semi-proponent of the drug hypothesis by adopting HIV as a cofactor 7S. But despite its poor press the drug hypothesis stands scientifically unrefuted. Indeed, the efforts to refute the drug hypothesis have instead provided new data to SUppOrt Ít "‘tl‘5.222,223 (see yj 6. PREDICTIONS ARE PROVING THE DRUG-HYPOTHESIS A good hypothesis must predict and explain the out- come of man’s or nature’s experiments. According to Feynman, “nature’s phenomena will agree or disagree with your theory”. The following examples document that the drug hypothesis predicts and explains the American and European AIDS epidemic exactly. 6.1. American and European AIDS restricted to recre- ational drugs and AZT. The drug hypothesis predicts that all AIDS-defining diseases that exceed their long- established normal background (i.e. >95%) are restrict- ed to recreational and anti-HIV drug users. The rare AIDS cases from the general population, including hemophiliacs and transfusion recipients 224, represent the spontaneous and AZT-induced incidence of AIDS defining diseases in these groups under the new name AIDS 23‘24'26 (see 5.). Indeed, the following positive and negative evidence confirms this prediction. Even the CDC acknowledges that a third of the over 500,000 American AIDS patients are intravenous drug users 3. Prior to 1984 the CDC had also confirmed that the remaining two thirds of American AIDS patients were male homosexuals who had all used a multiplicity of recreational drugs, above all nitrite inhalants, amphetamines and cocaine m (Table 5). After 1984, by which time the CDC had adopted the HIV hypothesis, independent publi- cations continued to document illicit recreational drug use by American and European homosexual AIDS patients (see 3. and Table 5). Since 1987 a large per- centage of HlV-positive male homosexuals also took anti-HIV drugs, above all AZT, as AIDS prophylaxis or therapy (see 4. and 7. and Table 7). Furthermore, negative evidence supports this assess- ment. Despite the over 100,000 papers published on HIV and AIDS, the AIDS establishment has never been able to demonstrate that even a small group of healthy HlV-positive Americans or Europeans, who had neither used recreational drugs nor antiviral drugs such as AZT ever developed AIDS 225. No controlled study in the medical literature has found any HIV-pos- itives any sicker or dying sooner than matched HIV- negative controls 11,26. Yet, such groups could be easi- ly recruited from the US Army that annually rejects 1 out of 1000 healthy applicants just for having antibod- ies against HIV 225. All studies linking HIV to AIDS investigate people with life-threatening health risks such as drug addiction, hemophilia or exotic lifestyles. Although the CDC offers rare, anecdotal AIDS cases outside the drug risk groups as examples for drug-free AIDS, that institution has never been able to provide the control statistics to prove that these cases exceed the normal low background in the drug-free population 3| ", If matched groups — that only differ in HIV — are ever compared, the mortality of the HlV-positives is exactly the same as that of the HlV-negatives, as for example American transfusion recipients 226, sub- Saharan Africans 42, and intravenous drug users 39.‘íl.8<!' Thus drugs explain the restriction of AIDS to risk groups, precisely. LÆKNANEMINN '111 1. tbl. 1997, 50. árg.
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