HIV patient with hepatitis C type 1a [ the hardest to treat of all HCV genotypes ] cuts HCV type 1a viral load in half in one WEEK with use of BHT.

Yes he did. He used one 250mg capsule of BHT twice a day = 500mg of BHT per day to do so as reported here:

I'm HCV genotype 1a. I was diagnosed with HIV in 2008 and then HCV at the end of 2012. My HIV viral load was at about 500,000 copies/ ml with a t-helper count of 184 & my HCV (genotype 1a) viral load was at 3.5 million copies/ ml. I started taking HIV meds (Complera) in May of this year (2013), and within one month my HIV viral load was reduced to about 1,500 copies/ ml, and within 2 months is now down to 500 copies/ ml, with a t-helper count of 230. About 4 weeks ago I started taking BHT (250mg, 2x daily). After one week, I met with my HCV doctor for the first time and told her of the BHT self-treatment I was doing, only to be scolded and told that "I shouldn't be doing it, it was crap, it would only interfere with the treatment that I was/ would be receiving". Well, I got my labs done that day as well, and have just found out that after only one weeks worth of self treatment, my HCV viral load has cut itself in half to 1.75 Million copies/ ml. I must admit, it was very difficult for me to get them to tell me the results of my labs over the phone.. The nurses kept giving me the run around saying they hadn't come in yet, even after two weeks of taking them. Today I demanded they tell me. What a pleasant surprise! I can not wait to go back and have my labwork taken again, to see how much farther my viral load can drop after a month, as compared to the ONE week! i'll keep ya'll posted!
Thanks and kudos to all that post in this group.. Especially to Oscar.

Now I have omitted his name. But if you wish to you can find our BHT CURES CHAT GROUP by doing a google search with those four words. That message can be found by clicking MOREv and then LINKS and then BHT success stories part 2. Those are pretty amazing results for what is now one of the most deadly and hardest to treat of infections for HIV infected persons. ...Oscar