Correction to my previous post:
Root-Bernstein posited a multi-factorial model.
I dug out one of my Duesberg books this morning to review some of it and, as I
understand it, there are objections he has to the HIV/AIDS theory that have not
been answered. Three of them are:
1. The HIV/AIDS model contradicts what is known experimentally about
retroviruses. Most notably, they have a generation time of 24-48 hours which
is inconsistent with the long latent period.
2. There are no other known retroviral diseases outside of the laboratory.
3. HIV does not kill T-cells.
Have these three assertions of Duesberg's been answered? I would appreciate
anyone that can point me to the literature.
Kamilla
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : Sun Jan 02 2000 - 13:01:58 EST