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Can you catch HIV this way?

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Participants stormyheron4ruggedpanther64Sam Hall15Henry Rodriguez39Donna Hill8placidjackal36Douglas FowlerBenjamin Murphy2Jacob Wood9wanderingcobra2frozencobra37Gary Moore4brightowl23Sarah Wood8swiftjackal6
stormyheron4 stormyheron4 Active MemberOP
86 messages
joined Aug 2009
#1 ·
Henry Rodriguez39 said:To give you a better visual, I was using my middle finger, and the slit was right by my pinky. 😁 😁 I remember it vividly. 🙄

Are you sure your pinky didn't just slip into the wrong hole? Because if it did, you're toast. You've got hemorrhoids, the whole nine yards, and probably some brown gunk under your nail too.
ruggedpanther64 ruggedpanther64 Member
29 messages
joined Aug 2007
#2 ·
Look, you aren't going to catch HIV just like that, so there's really no point in spiraling over it; just take a breath and move on with your life, though maybe stay mindful of how you carry yourself around the neighborhood.😁
Sam Hall15 Sam Hall15 Active Member
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joined May 2006
#3 ·
Look, let’s not get carried away here. I’m not saying you guys have been overreacting until now—God forbid—but it feels like tensions are starting to rise just a little bit. I know you're all good people, though... 😁
stormyheron4 stormyheron4 Active MemberOP
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#4 ·
Sam Hall15 said:Look, everyone, let's not go overboard here. I'm not saying you guys have been doing that—God forbid—but things are starting to feel a little tense. I know you're all good people, though... 😁

Hehe, wouldn't want to have to move this thread over to Reddit, right?
Henry Rodriguez39 Henry Rodriguez39 Member
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joined Dec 2008
#5 ·
Sam Hall15 said:just don't overreact, everyone. I am not saying you have been doing that so far—God forbid—but perhaps tensions are starting to rise slightly. Still, I know you all are good people... 😁

Are you by any chance a doctor?? Is there any way to get anything (based on what I described)
Donna Hill8 Donna Hill8 Member
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joined Jul 2008
#6 ·
Henry Rodriguez39 said:Are you by any chance a doctor?? Is there actually anything one can get (based on how I described it)

😂😂
I have a sneaking suspicion that Amy Bailey is just trolling... but honestly, it doesn't really matter, because I’m having a great time laughing at this...

I mean, the person is literally using an EMT avatar... 🤣
Sam Hall15 Sam Hall15 Active Member
225 messages
joined May 2006
#7 ·
Many people tend to address me that way, particularly those meeting me for the first time 😁
...
Henry Rodriguez39 Henry Rodriguez39 Member
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joined Dec 2008
#8 ·
Donna Hill8 said:😂😂
I suspect Amy Bailey is just trolling... though it hardly matters. At least I'm getting a good laugh out of it.

The man’s avatar is an EMT... 🤣

I highly doubt you have any fears regarding STDs😁 ... carry on with your little diversions. I'm glad you're enjoying yourself.👍
Henry Rodriguez39 Henry Rodriguez39 Member
19 messages
joined Dec 2008
#9 ·
Now, let’s be serious for a moment, please.
Donna Hill8 Donna Hill8 Member
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joined Jul 2008
#10 ·
Well, obviously I don't have any anxieties when I'm not sleeping with anyone, ugh, gross 🤣 😬
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#11 ·
Donna Hill8 said:Is extremely irresponsible sex just giving some girl a handjob? 🤣

No, I’m talking about unprotected sex with someone you clearly haven't even vetted—which is exactly what your post seems to be hinting at.

Donna Hill8 said:😂 😂 😂

I honestly don't know who's lost their mind here—maybe it’s just me—but this whole argument feels exactly like those ridiculous questions you used to hear back in middle school, like asking if you can get pregnant through your clothes or something equally mindless.

That’s got absolutely nothing to do with it.
Laugh all you want, but you're seriously underestimating this virus.
Sam Hall15 Sam Hall15 Active Member
225 messages
joined May 2006
#12 ·
Just a quick reminder to mind your manners... and please refrain from off-topic chatting here. Otherwise, everything is fine.
peace n' out
Donna Hill8 Donna Hill8 Member
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joined Jul 2008
#13 ·
Man, I’ve gotta get out of here for a bit. Everyone is being way too intense over this one troll. Don't get me wrong, I'm not downplaying the virus itself, but this guy? He's just a nuisance. Everyone already told him he doesn't stand a chance, yet there he is again, "begging nicely" or whatever nonsense he's spouting.
Douglas Fowler Douglas Fowler Member
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joined Oct 2008
#14 ·
stormyheron4 said:Oh, come on... where on earth is there a cure for HIV??? I read about what you're claiming is a cure—it sounds like pure fiction. You're saying this guy cured almost everyone with AIDS, even those in terminal stages???

Well, you can find it almost anywhere. Of course, because of how this forum works—not to repeat myself too often, the moderator allowed discussions on alternative treatments here (whether they work or not)—I won't say it publicly here, but it's available in the alternative group, or perhaps through PMU.

And yes, it works... I had Crohn's, and now I'm doing okay. But it isn't just a cure for Crohn's—it's for any illness caused by pathogens. By the way, it's used industrially (among other things) to kill pathogens, and it's officially recognized as one of the most powerful tools for that. If you actually clicked the link and read it, you could see the results from Africa... the first part is free to download. That guy was only treating terminal patients—people who had been discharged from the hospital to die. Only then would he approach them and ask if they were interested. It's all there, if you care to read...

And why is it so hard to believe there might be a cure for AIDS, cancer, and similar "incurable" diseases? Don't you know how much that cocktail of HIV drugs costs? Or how much a single cancer patient is worth to Big Pharma? So, is it really surprising that so many illnesses remain incurable, even when they could be easily treated...

Naturally, I know you'll ask why it isn't being used to cure them. Well, if it were, where would the pharmaceutical industry get its billions upon billions of dollars? And yeah, Big Pharma is an industry in a capitalist society, and as you probably know—if you know anything at all about economics—the goal is profit, and they are legally obligated to maximize it...
Douglas Fowler Douglas Fowler Member
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joined Oct 2008
#15 ·
placidjackal36 said:HIV isn't a disease. It's a virus. AIDS is the actual disease.
So what exactly are you "treating"? Why don't you just head down to Africa? Come on, explain yourself a bit better...

Yeah, I'm well aware that Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a virus—it’s right there in the name. And sure, I know AIDS is an English acronym while SIDA is used in French, but since you seem confused about the basics—people treat the HIV itself by lowering the viral load, preventing those symptoms from appearing... which, once they do show up, is when we say a patient has progressed to AIDS.

Basically, modern allopathic medicine starts treating patients the moment HIV is detected, rather than waiting for the actual disease symptoms to kick in.

As for what I use for treatment—I haven't actually treated myself for this. I've dealt with Crohn's, and I don't personally know anyone living with HIV or its symptoms... but that doesn't mean I don't recognize when something works.

Besides, you can easily look up the results they saw over in Africa...

Either clarify this in the PMU, or take it over to the alternative medicine group...
Benjamin Murphy2 Benjamin Murphy2 Member
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joined Jul 2006
#16 ·
HIV can't survive being dried out, so you really don't need to lose sleep over that "dried mucus" thing.
The odds of catching it through a scenario like that? We're talking roughly 1 in a million... basically zero. And honestly, looking at the infection rates here in the States, the numbers are small enough that we still track them by absolute count. We haven't even hit 1,000 cases total in the last 23 years since testing started... so yeah, you can breathe easy.

Here’s the actual breakdown:

Since 1985, there have been 714 recorded HIV-positive cases, with 285 progressing to AIDS and 149 deaths...
Jacob Wood9 Jacob Wood9 Active Member
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joined Jun 2008
#17 ·
This might just go down as a legendary thread

So, some guy sticks his finger in his... well, let's just say he thinks he's caught an STD, and then out of nowhere, this character shows up claiming to have the cure
🙏
stormyheron4 stormyheron4 Active MemberOP
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joined Aug 2009
#18 ·
I remember reading this one healer's take once. Basically, they were claiming that everything modern medicine says is just total nonsense because, according to them, AIDS is actually just a state of consciousness.
Douglas Fowler Douglas Fowler Member
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joined Oct 2008
#19 ·
Jacob Wood9 said:He sticks his finger in... and thinks he's found a cure, then some guy shows up claiming to have the remedy
🙏

And what’s actually great is that I'm not alone in this—there are countless people all over the States using these treatments for their own conditions... not everyone has AIDS, after all, and these methods target any illness caused by pathogens.

The only issue is that many people, like yourself, assume that if someone says there's no cure for AIDS—meaning just some overpriced corporate garbage that doesn't actually work—then they must be right.

AIDS, much like many other diseases triggered by pathogens, can be treated quite easily. It doesn't even matter if you use MMS (which is how I managed my Crohn's)... because there are plenty of ways to wipe out pathogens. Once you realize it's just about destroying the pathogen, you see that HIV is just another one... and getting rid of it becomes straightforward and affordable.

Now, if you're a professional, I get why you'd say AIDS is hard to treat. I mean, nobody wants to see their bread and butter—those billions in profits—taken away, right?

If people don't believe me, they can try it for themselves. They might even get better... If they choose not to try, well, that's on them, not us...
ruggedpanther64 ruggedpanther64 Member
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joined Aug 2007
#20 ·
Is there some kind of magic trick involved with Johansson? Because he didn't actually cure that disease, did he?

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