Re: Zapping & Hiv (real hiv)

PCR viral load is based on the amplification of tiny HIV viral particles that are supposed to originate from HIV in the blood ... Arguments against the use of PCR are that this test is characterised by high variability and lack of reproducibility. In addition, the very wide variability may lead to the erroneous interpretation of results, thus compromising the accuracy and validity of the PCR results. Dr Bialy pointed out that the PCR viral load test might not be a legitimate measure of infectious virus. It demonstrates a high level of fluctuation, and the viral load can be increased non-specifically by other viral and bacterial infections (opportunistic infections may also increase viral load). Research results indicate that the viral load test may not always be an indicator for the clinical progression of HIV to AIDS.

From: http://www.virusmyth.com/aids/hiv/panel/chapter4.htm
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