Using a Derivative of Cobra Venom as a treatment for HIV infection.

Paul Reid, with ReceptoPharm, talks about his companies trials with Pepteron, a derivative as Cobra Venom as a treatment for HIV infection.

Interviews at the International AIDS Conference, Vienna, 2010

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• aids
• hiv
• receptoPharm
• cobra
• venom
• pepteron
• vienna

[hivquestions]

this is so ridiculous - first use scare tactics and fraudulent big pharma research to convince people they are infected with a deadly virus and then convince them that poisonous cobra venom will help them - the fear factor is a key element with hiv treatment, without the fear factor people would never even listen to these swindlers.

[AIDStreatmentinfo]

@hivquestions Maybe, maybe not. There are companies doing "out of the box" research, which I think is a good thing. Whether it is viable or not is yet to be seen since it's still in the initial trails. It's their money and their time, I say, let them try it. If it doesn't pan out, it will never be approved by the FDA.

(PS: If you are an AIDS denialist, then the conversation ends there. Have a nice life.)

[ReggieJohnAgain]

That's right, get everybody and everything, including snake farmers cashing in on the HIV hoax. Better hurry up, though, 'cause the truth is circulating far and wide. There might be enough time to get frogs and lizards in on the profits from the HIV cash cow before the world wakes up from the HIV dream of sickness and death that most of the world has embraced and clutches on to so desperately.

Silence (about the HIV lie)=death.