Treatment/Therapy For HIV/AIDS

We offer therapy for HIV/AIDS that are given through ayurvedic medium. Our therapies have proved extremely beneficial to the patients as it:

* With ART CD4 count increases rapidly
* Increases hemoglobin
* Decreases viral load
* Total wbc count remains in normal range
* Improves general conditions
* Improves weight gain
* Overcome weakness & debility
* Increases appetite
* Controls loose motions
* Enhances feeling of well-being
* Prevents opportunistic infections
* Patient leads normal life

Case Study of Mrs. Savita (name changed), India
In her case, even with A.R.T. CD4 count was 261, and also there were major complaints of weakness, severe weight loss and hence she was undergoing depression. However, after taking Hope ayurvedic medicine CD4 the count is 506 and also the complaints receded.

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Human immunodeficiency virus is a sexually transmitted infection that does not have any cure till date. All the available treatment options for this disease are capable of suppressing the symptoms. Best among these treatment options is the one that suppresses AIDS-related symptoms for as long as possible. As per the recommendations made by a panel of leading AIDS specialists, highly active retroviral therapy or HAART is one such treatment option.

The basic objective of HAART method is to improve the life expectancy of a HIV-infected person by reducing the amount of virus present in the blood to very low or almost undetectable levels. This objective is achieved by means of administrating more than 2 different kinds of anti-retroviral drugs as a combination therapy. These anti-retroviral drugs are medications used for the treatment of infections caused by retroviruses like HIV. There are six different classes of antiretroviral drugs available in the market whose function is to act as potent inhibitors at different stages of HIV lifecycle and prevent the growth, replication and proliferation of the virus.

Combination of antiretroviral drugs belonging to different classes helps in creating multiple obstacles for the virus at each stage of its lifecycle thus reducing the ability of the virus to replicate. This strategy has also been effective against drug-resistant strains of HIV. Drug-resistant strains arise as a result of mutations occurring in the viral genome. The most favored combination of antiretroviral drugs in a HAART method is the triple-cocktail approach where two nucleoside-analogue RTIs and one non-nucleoside-analogue RTI or a protease inhibitor are used.