Bowel cleanse during acute hiv infection phase

Hello all :)

I highly suspect I am a newly infected hiv individual. Will get the hiv test's results tomorrow :/ But my bloodtests prescribed by my doctor look pretty bad already...
I am still in the acute infection phase and am still experiencing acute infection symptoms (almost done, no more fever).

I want to hit the virus as hard as I can right from the start.
At first I wanted to start on HAART as soon as possible to reduce the creation of reservoirs.
But because of the drugs side effects and toxicity, I swift to a more natural approach.
I am planing to undergo several bowel cleanses.
I heard hiv gut reservoir was rather large compared to the brain, and lung reservoirs, and that it was established during the acute infection phase.

My question is:
Because I am in the early stage of infection, my lymphocytes only represent 14% of my total leukocytes at the moment, they are supposed to increase a bit more when the acute phase is over, right ? The thing is I will still be rather vulnerable during 2 to 3 weeks, correct ?
So maybe I shouldn't weaken my immune system any further by cleansing my bowel ? Can I still empty my gut from HIV ?
I am taking powerful immune system boosters: olive leaf extract and authentic organic colostrum.


Also, if I cleanse just twice, in one month, and not multiple times around, am I leaving a good-flora/bacteria depleted gut, more vulnerable to hiv than ever ? I want to reduce hiv settlement in my gut, not to make it easier for it to colonize my intestines !!!
I heard that advanced hiv/aids patient who repeatedly cleansed their bowels managed to get rid of a lot of their hiv infection.

In your opinion guys, when would be the best time to start bowel-cleansing in the context of hiv treatment.
Does it sound like a good idea at all ?

Thank you very much for your input and advices !
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