At least 2,000 scientists, including Kary Mullis, winner of the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1993, University of California-Berkeley scientist David Rasnick, and Peter Duesberg, a Berkeley professor of molecular and cell biology, argue HIV by itself is harmless.
Dr. Duesberg believes AIDS is caused by recreational drug use, risky gay lifestyles and, most arrestingly, by the drugs commonly prescribed to HIV- positive people--AZT and 3TC. A "battery" of drug use by North American male homosexuals is well-reported in the scientific literature and, he notes, "causes AIDS-defining diseases, regardless of the presence of HIV." Few dispute that the anti-viral drugs bring horrible side effects."
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