Composite medicine for radical curing AIDS

Abstract

A composite medicine for radically treating AIDS is prepared from more than 30 Chinese-medicinal materials including propolis, water-soluble pearl powder, etc and 7 Western medicines including zinc gluconate, etc. Its advantages are high curative effect and no recurrence.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a pharmaceutical composition for radically curing AIDS, in particular to a novel special-effect pharmaceutical composition of a pure traditional Chinese medicine preparation capable of radically curing AIDS. The invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine. Background technique: [0002] The most effective drug for the treatment of AIDS in modern medicine, and the first series of "cocktail therapy" drugs. [0003] "Cocktail therapy" is currently a better way to treat AIDS, which was proposed in 1996 by Professor He Dayi, a Chinese-American. This therapy combines two nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors and one protease inhibitor, also known as highly active antiretroviral therapy. It can reduce the HIV virus load in the blood, even to the point where it is difficult to detect the virus with the most sensitive detection method, thereby effectively improving the patient's clinical symptoms an...

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Problems solved by technology

First of all, it cannot cure AIDS, no matter how the drug is used, it cannot remove the AIDS virus combined with the DNA of cells and the virus lurking in the lymph nodes and nervous system

Secondly, this treatment method is very complicated. Improper medication may lead to the occurrence of drug-resistant strains, and long-term medication is required. Once the drug is stopped midway, it will cause the virus in the body to rebound, and the disease will not only return but also develop, and the result will be even worse.

Furthermore, drugs also have many side effects, such as nausea, vomiting, peripheral neuritis, rash, anemia, myopathy, redistribution of body fat, etc. Therefore, the current "cocktail therapy" for AIDS patients needs to be approved by a doctor with certain experience in the hospital. Guided, do not apply blindly

The last thing to point out is that our country still needs to import these medicines from abroad, which are very expensive, and the cost is about 10,000 to 20,000 U.S. dollars for one year of use in the United States.

For general AIDS patients, such as long-term medication, it is unbearable