The REAL Origins & Evolution of HIV

[@babaluBRA]

When you said that there are people who don't believe in HIV, I cried a lot, I'm a 57 year old man, who lived in the 80's, I saw many of my friends die of AIDS. traumatized until today. a lonely death with a lot of shame. I feel sorry for these people for not knowing the truth

[@georgellenbaskin3077]

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[@hawaiiflowers7066]

The people who do not believe in the virus is living life through their own ignorance. But the amount of people that believe that is so small then you shouldn’t allow their ignorance to upset you. AIDS is a horrible disease and no one deserves to suffer from it. In the 80s and 90s so many talented people suffered from a debt that was way too early. The best thing you can do is rest a sure that you know the truth and they do not. Stay strong and positive

[@susansokoloski2233]

I held the hands of my brothers, in the 80's, while they suffered without hope or care from the government or medical establishment. Beautiful people, shunned by most of society for something they didn't understand.

[@WHATISTRUTHTV]

Some people believe AZT was what was killing people. Just like putting people on respirators early during the covid days. Fauci was eerily connected to both....

[@adomasjarmalavicius2808]

where do you live?

[@matubemohanoe8874]

This video does not clearly describe the origin of HIV and AIDS. This is just general information we have been given by our health care workers over the years. Please make a better and well informed video.

[@209Richsta]

He didn't even mention the first HIV case dates back to 1959 in the Belgian Congo.

[@fx-studio]

@@209Richsta That's impossible because they had no cryogenic freezing in the war-torn Congo in the 1950's.

[@209Richsta]

@@fx-studio During dutch colonization. Get an education genius

[@fx-studio]

@@209Richsta I am quoting Judyth Vary Baker who has a 160 IQ and who developed the animal transfection tree that made HIV possible back in the early 60's.

[@jwardbass4452]

Why don’t you do it and get some views for yourself lol

[@Sciencerely]

Many of you seem to be interested in HIV research. Let me know in the comments whether you would like to know something specific about HIV or if I should cover something different next!

[@alterandphil1748]

Is it possible for you to cover in-Vivo genetic engineering? I am quite interested in how one can simply receive an injection and have their cells modified in a way that can treat or even cure a disease like HIV or Sickle Cell Disease. Thank you!

[@shauni1987]

Stupid question, but if hiv mutates so much, how exactly it remain hiv? Why it’s not evolved to do some other stuff?

[@gmoneyApexTrader8]

@@shauni1987 Even though it evolves It’s still the same virus. The reason that doesn’t evolve to infect people in other ways is because the HIV virus His spikes on it they’re only attached to Cells in a very specific way. . And it Disguises itself using proteins saw the body Doesn’t realize it’s a virus and leave it alone

[@gmoneyApexTrader8]

@@shauni1987 If you look at pictures of the virus you could see the spikes on it. But it definitely evolves very rapidly that’s why it’s hard to treat

[@milky_joh6281]

This is absolute propaganda

[@annalisa4558]

I lost my stepson to AIDS on April 18,22. Really sux. He was 29 yrs old. Good,smart,loving young man. My husband cries everyday.

[@origin8132]

Was he taking anti retroviral medication?

[@annalisa4558]

@@origin8132 he was in prison for 2 yrs and the prison didn't give him his meds.

[@annalisa4558]

He was 29 yrs old. Died 5 days before his 30th birthday. Dr. gave him 8months to live but he survived a year.

[@annalisa4558]

Bravest person I have ever known. He worked till a week before his death and died at home alone. He told no one he was about to die. He knew we would all convince him to go to the hospital. He died his way.

[@paulo0e]

Omg so sorry for that, it’s really sad! I have hiv and luckily I found out right in the initial acute phase, so I’ve never had my immunity depleted, not even close. Recently a friend of mine who already knew about my condition almost died because of neglecting the signs of his weakened health and for rarely getting tested for stds. When he was admitted at the emergency his cd4+ lymphocytes were close to 0 and I met him after some time and a few initial treatments, when he came to my city for a first appointment with a specialist so to initiate the antiviral treatment. It was really difficult to see him totally swollen yet very thin, strangely sick of the stomach and upset, bloated, taking a lot of pills to defeat the opportunistic infections and asking me if I thought he would die. I knew he could get better, but still there was actual risk of death with such bad immune figures. I cried alone, took care of him, he chose to live and in few days surprisingly he was a bit better and could go back to his town and work. He’s fine now, still a low cd4 count but feeling well, although at the time it was painfully scary. So I feel it must be tough for you and your husband to remember your stepson’s last months, his last decisions and wonder “what if we did or said” kind of stuff but it really wasn’t up to you to choose… For we as individuals have this right to choose, he made up his mind and that’s probably because somehow he knew what would happen next and felt there would be no dignity in dying slowly on a bed or being a lifeless unresponsive body supported by machines right before your eyes. I think in such situation the outcomes are just for the best, as much more suffering could be the result if something was done differently. May the creator help you both in finding peace in acceptance, and by knowing he did what he felt was best, even though it can’t seem reasonable, maybe not yet. Best wishes.

[@brcarter1111]

Minor correction, but Kaposi's sarcoma, a deadly cancer, is NOT caused by HIV. Both Kaposi's Sarcoma and Burkitt's lymphoma are common in AIDS patients and caused by different viruses (Kaposi's sarcoma herpesvirus and Epstein Barr Virus, resp.). By depleting the immune system, HIV eliminates its ability to destroy cells that are mutated or infected by viruses in a process called immune surveillance. The scary part: you are all almost certainly already infected by one or both of these cancer causing viruses.

[@DionisoBaco.]

God, you are so beautiful.

[@ilovewerewolvesii7343]

😟

[@BerserkersBattle-816]

Facts

[@ianleo3030]

I was about to write down the same comment 😂

[@KrGsMrNKusinagi0]

HIV cancer related deaths its increased MASSIVELY by having aids/HIV.. please no semantics here its a fact

[@brunoandthebee9587]

I'm impressed with the people who didn't let an "I don't know what's wrong" just pass them by. The investigated and made discoveries. Those are real docs.

[@PeaceLoveUnityRespect]

I take Truvada as PrEP simply because I had an ex who was hiv-positive but undetectable. I was not told so until 3 months later and was not concerned due to the fact that my partner was taking medication but since then I've been on PrEP just in case and there are no side effects and I am 99.9% immune to HIV and I couldn't be happier with medical advancement.

[@CalvinTennessee]

HIV is not the worst std. My best friend had herpes on his anus and when he got an outbreak he couldn’t walk, do number 2 or even think about going to work.

[@GameHEADtime]

Yeah I think herpes is worse tbh lol. I know you can die from aids in 20 years but only if it gets to that... being in pain forever don't sound fun or sharable with anyone... so yeah damn that crazy now im wearing condoms I don't think I could handle anal herpes lmaooooo fuck that...@@CalvinTennessee

[@GameHEADtime]

They are always developing something new as well for HIV. 24/7 so imagine it gets better and less risky... hopefully a cure the government says by 2030 latest so cheers lets hope for the best!

[@casimirobuenabista]

​@earlusmcdivett, what a pain in the butt.

[@samanthageach3146]

Side effects of PrEP for me were unbearable and did not go away. I had to stop taking it after a few months of daily severe nausea and vomiting. It was awful for me but it is great that PrEP is available and most people don't have bad side effects.

[@Mr101racecar]

Weird how you get a COVID warning label for the HIV/AIDS video from KZbin. Now I feel real safe and well informed.

[@Firebird.1991]

HIV and COVID are bioengeneered viruses both created with different purposes

[@Perfectpearl]

How?!

[@MattSinz]

Technically it would have been Léopoldville, in the Belgian colony of Congo in 1920. They didn't get independence until 1960, and Léopoldville wouldn't be renamed to Kinshasa until 1966.

[@Litepaw]

I'm pretty sure HIV will be cured in the next 10-20 years. The fact we managed to cure hepatitis C which was thought to be an incurable blood disease brings me a lot of hope. HIV is still freaking me the hell out and scares me to death.

[@blueaqua9300]

It wont...i read recent article saying its harder to find cure for hiv than cancer

[@Litepaw]

@@blueaqua9300 But you never know tho. I'm an optimist so I like to keep up the hope humanity will again have some massive medical/scientific breakthroughs again. It's easy to think we've plateaued or hit a wall, but think about electricity or the internet for example. Or the recent AI revolution (as scary as it currently is). The world is _completely_ different than it was even 20 years ago. Not to mention like 100-200 years ago. Medicine has evolved from ether-fueled amputations, praying, and bloodletting to nanotechnology and genetic CRISPR cures within the span of like 4-5 generations. That's absolutely crazy.

[@sirmojo4537]

If the truth were known, there was probably a cure for hiv decades ago. But there's too much money to be made through "treatment" medicines,which are usually very expensive.

[@brandonnguyen9555]

There is already a cure, but they refuse to publice it because of many factors, like earning money and risks for irresponsibilities of people

[@Abdul-q4g]

It will never cured cause is a trillion dollar industry,cured was found in the 90s but seems all the doctors that find the cured were never to be seen alive again

[@mustangnawt1]

It’s really sad how we treat animals. Seems the root cause for a lot of human death & suffering starts here. But we never learn. One thing I’ve never understood…I grew up on the 80’s when AIDS was treated as the great unknown. Seems like all of a sudden the only way I find out how far we’ve come in the fight against it is from drug treatment commercials in the US. There were no huge celebrations within the gen pop when AIDS treatment had improved so significantly. I do not understand why. It used to be attempted murder to knowingly sleep with someone without disclosure. Now new drugs and undetectability seem to have changed this completely. Anyone who knows, interested, please write back

[@CharlesNewkirk-lb6uh]

I lost a friend from it 30 years ago ! He did not tell me, but his mom did!

[@JOEYDEEZ369]

Your beautiful voice is proper ASMR I tells yuh… thanks for this very informative video…. I worked as a volunteer in the late 90s at a sexual health clinic and my main role was to support and befriend HIV sufferers… these individuals had no one as at that time HIV was truly feared and even the doctors and nurses are certain hospitals wouldn’t go near or want to touch these patients… I would go visit them in hospital and for some individuals it was clear they were not going survive the illness… I’d bring them things to give them some comfort ie snacks fruit reading material and such then I’d sit with them for a while hold their hand and just be a friend to them… some of them looked so frightened and the stigma they faced from hospital staff was so tragic… I’m glad we know better and more info on this terrifying virus… I feel huge empathy for all the sufferers of HIV and hope that one day a cure that suits all will be discovered…

[@gamereditor59ner22]

Interesting topic you presented and keep it up!!

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life...

[@CalvinTennessee]

HIV isn’t the worst std you can get. The queens out here taken loads while taking prep don’t even think about Herpes. A good friend of mine has herpes outbreaks on his anus and he can’t walk, do number 2 or leave the house. He lays in bed and cries because it’s so painful.

[@CalvinTennessee]

@@asdasdasdasdasd9795 wow. really good example you set.

[@kitate37]

Sorry to hear about my friend 😊😢

[@Heavyisthecrown-f7q]

Bruh

[@CalvinTennessee]

Don’t get me wrong, my understanding is the medicine they have for it now, his outbreaks are very rare but when he has them it’s out of commission for a couple days. It’s bad.Absolutely beautiful 19 year old.

[@FourteenWords-n4l]

That's fckng grim.

[@JamieStallingsworth]

I have been binge watching anything to do with HIV and AIDS on KZbin. Months and months of documentaries and interviews etc.

[@annalisa4558]

I did too. My stepson died from AIDs and it is a really horrible way to die.

[@lionheart.5983]

​@@annalisa4558 how was his lifestyle? Any drug abuse? Poor feeding habits? Inadequate sleep etc ??

[@annalisa4558]

@@lionheart.5983drugs and alcohol.

[@samanthageach3146]

Cawd! The Lorne Armstrong profile picture! I was just listening to some Lorne cawls right before watching this. Funny coincidence to see his ugly mug here too lol.

[@OGUNBUNMIMICHAEL-dn2eu]

Very cool topic! I've always been interested in the originals of (HSD)-(HIV) & the various strains❤ Nice Wark!!

[@AbdulganiNur-ie9wt]

Hiv came from scientist in a lab

[@johndesade126]

Read my comment above, sir.

[@sheepbay3]

You kinda sound like Nightcrawler from X-Men. He's GERMAN like you. Good video !!!!! Like the cute animation 🙂🙂🙂

[@OGUNBUNMIMICHAEL-dn2eu]

It makes me sad that my country Philippines has the highest growth rate of HSD in south east Asia. I hope people should be more aware with this pandemic🌿)

[@mikemassino]

It would help if your Catholic church lead government made condoms readily accessible instead of making the sale of them illegal.

[@missqt48]

European foreigners!!

[@fatlose606]

No one knows who was the first person to contracted hiv

[@fx-studio]

Prisoners were the first people it was tested on according to Judyth Vary Baker.

[@neptunevibe]

@@fx-studio not true. I see this guy knows

[@fx-studio]

@@neptunevibe Judyth Vary Baker invented the animal transfection tree that made it possible. She was sacked and banned from research after objecting to testing on prisoners in Southern US jails in 1963.

[@Foomando]

@@fx-studioas a southerner… that’s messed up….

[@fx-studio]

@@Foomando They were working in/ around New Orleans at that time. Its in the book Me & Lee by JVB.

[@davehachey3888]

Excellent video, thanks putting all the hard work into making it.

[@JamieLofthouse]

Keep up the good work Cousin

[@anonymous-cb2nh]

HIV virus is God's curse for gays

[@tayselavi6805]

😂

[@davidforbregd2096]

Great Job on the video!!!

[@KeithsTVHD1]

It came from a LAB!

[@fx-studio]

Detrick that Litton was running at the time to be precise.

[@jaimedeleon1194]

-rador

[@paulo0e]

Source: my neighbor

[@robertgotschall1246]

Hint, all diseases are found in labs, from samples taken in the field..

[@xaviere.7581]

True. Same thing with covid and Lyme disease

[@misskinzy]

So...the Norwegian guy gave it to his wife and daughter? How did the babies all die so quickly if the virus has an incubation period?

[@sonicboom2723]

They probably had compromising immune systems inherited from there parents

[@youngsavagefury7138]

That guy must of been screwing his family

[@sourboy745]

@@youngsavagefury7138dats tuff

[@rns2850]

Newborns are far more susceptible to the effects of HIV/AIDS since their immune systems are barely developed

[@susansokoloski2233]

@@rns2850 yes, but also HIV has a wildly variable incubation period, from weeks to decades.

[@nivirautela]

thank you so much for this video, it really helped me out :)

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life..

[@rebeccacharrscott5439]

I loved your video and now can't wait for new videos

[@OGUNBUNMIMICHAEL-dn2eu]

I'm finally free from HIV after having a horrible outbreak, and feel the same way you describe in your interview. Listening to you share your overcome experience gave me the glim hope I needed to hear. I am glad that there is people like you out there who just want to help other people who are struggling with the same issues. Your words gave me the courage I need to hear today!!!.

[@iamthepapi6251]

So you mean that the medicine you're taking is working from keeping it from forming into full-blown AIDS. That's what you mean right?

[@Unpopularopinion1960]

No such thing of being free from HIV. Implying that would mean a cure is available.

[@nickmullen1666]

Free from hiv after a horrible outbreak? Hiv is not a seasonal flu once infected its there for life unless there is a REAL CURE in the future

[@AmirWilliams-je6ft]

Huh

[@smegmalasagna]

I never actually knew what Aids did. All I knew was that it was scary :p I found this video easy to follow and very interesting. Thank you.

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life.

[@dwayneguidroz7329]

U never new what aids was I never heard someone not kno what it is

[@macdonaldchaboka6117]

@@dwayneguidroz7329 me too, it was tought in schools from primary to university, i wonder how can someone not know it

[@katiefountain2407]

What it did, Not what it was.

[@nopinkymatinise4861]

Thabo Mbeki, we will never forget 🇿🇦💔

[@LunaBobbi]

New subscriber. How does this channel not have millions is subs. He is amazing. Great content

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life...

[@PLURFluff]

I truly appreciate your insight and knowledge on the topic of HIV. I was very curious to know how and when SIV crossed (Zoonosis) and mutated to HIV. Thank you for that answer. Now I'm even more courious about the ancestry of this Lentivirus. I wonder when SIV Zoonosis to primates and from what species? Primates are believed to have existed for 50 to 55 million years. It is amazing that the version of this Lentivirus (HIV) is just 100 years old, since Homo sapiens have been existing for 330 000 years. I am also wondering if you consider viruses, like HIV, to be alive? Where does HIV fit in the definition of life?

[@Sciencerely]

I'm glad that you enjoyed the video! I just read more about the ancestors of SIVs. SIV particles have been observed in many different monkeys/apes. However, they mostly do not cause any symptoms which is important as these SIV forms can evolve with their host for a long time with a lower risk to become exist. When we want to know how old a virus is we can compare how many mutations have occurred between two viruses. If we know how rapidly the virus mutates in general, then we can calculate when the last ancestor between both viruses was present. What also helps is if we detect viruses in organisms which have been isolated from other similar species. SIV has been detected on Bioko island which helps scientists to conclude that SIV is at least 32.000 years old. Lentiviruses were also detected in gray mouse lemurs and might therefore be at least several million years old since Madagascar and Africa have been isolated from one another for at least 14 million years. It's no coincidence that so many human-specific bacteria/viruses have evolved in the past centuries as we have become way more people who live closely together - that might explain why HIV formed in the 20th century. Regarding your second question I can only suggest you to read "What is life?" by Paul Nurse. I once covered a video based on his book and he also refers to another book by Erwin Schroedinger. I don't want to spoiler you too much if you want to read the book or watch the video but viruses can or cannot be considered alive depending on if you are a physicist/biochemist or biologist. Hope that answers your questions! Here are two related publications: "Island biogeography reveals the deep history of SIV" "A transitional endogenous lentivirus from the genome of a basal primate and implications for lentivirus evolution"

[@sarahconner9433]

Use your logic....HIV and cov19 are man-made bioweapons... People have been eating and having monkeys as pets for 185000 years...

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life..

[@lunarlight3594]

@@Sciencerely HIV came from plagues in Europeans. 10-20% of Europeans are immune to HIV as a direct result of the plagues which were ongoing in Europe until the 1880s. After the sexual revolution and the lifting of travel to africa in the 60s 20 years later we had HIV. It had nothing to do with monkeys or Africans.

[@thebunnisher]

It didn't without lab intervention...

[@ICU306]

You attracted quite the anti science crowd in your comments…

[@itheuserfirst3186]

Virsus topics always bring out the creitns.

[@gregoryallen0001]

@@itheuserfirst3186lolol

[@rebeccacharrscott5439]

I was born when Aids killing ppl I was born 1987... Iost my uncle to aids on 1992

[@ohfft]

Disappointing you didn't even consider the theory mentioned in The River by Ed hooper

[@bradcampbell5766]

Can you provide a brief summary?

[@mphomaimane8535]

He did not, that is why he is all over with his baseless findings

[@coolcatzclub]

@@bradcampbell5766 its a book from the 90s old people try to use to say aids came from chimps 🙄 the theory has been disproven by molecular biology AND phylogenetic studies.

[@gc6860]

exactly!!!!

[@KMC1983.]

@@bradcampbell5766 watch the origin of aids 👍🏻

[@michaeljohn7398]

Interesting Discourse on this very Important Subject . Cheers from Michael.

[@waltercastro2015]

I hope there is a cure soon. The weirdest part is COVID were able figure out but not for HIV. Is like they prefer to have it to reduce population. Idk is just a thought, I hope I am wrong. Otherwise I hope there is a cure soon for everyone and preventive as well.

[@annalisa4558]

I don't think ur wrong. Our government would rather treat it than cure it. Big pharma wants their money.

[@goodolearkygal5746]

You think they figured that one out.... the cure doesn't lower infection, transmission or reinfection.... Where is the success?

[@paulo0e]

Not that hiv is really causing a massive reduction with the magnitude of a conspiracy, right? I have it, I know many who also have it and despite the apprehensions related to it we’re going fine, as long as we have free treatment from our public health system (at least in my country people are living more and healthier, at least the ones who stick to the treatment). Viruses in general are tricky, but hiv is trickier, waaay trickier…

[@abd12459]

I've already contracted this .. as per the cure I think only the rich has access to it

[@annalisa4558]

@@abd12459 yes,only the rich can get cure for aids.

[@asturiasceltic3183]

I've heard as far back as the late 1800s as well.

[@phoenixptyltd8030]

Please do a piece on French virologist Luc Antoine Montagnier and American physician-scientist Robert Charles Gallo.

[@anothercomment3451]

That would be very enlightening .. especially the latter.

[@baduktiger7661]

oh you mean the guy who got his entire career destroyed inside of 24 hours by the chinese communist gubment because he said covid was made in a lab and likely from wuhan? that guy? the guy who told the truth and was hushed, er career destroyed... that guy? This shill for the man will do no such video

[@anothercomment3451]

@@baduktiger7661 Watch cspan much? How 'bout the recent findings on the origin? An illuninating network, from day 1.

[@klausrojas952]

Peter deusberg

[@again5162]

Another hypothesis is eating bushmeat that isn't properly cooked. Without refrigeration drying bushmeat was common and some natives ate chimp hands raw believing in withcraft

[@thewolf2153]

Be careful, the more qualified you are to present information, the dumber and louder the comments from unqualified KZbin scholars get.

[@machukaoreri]

Nice content

[@aperson2020]

Thanks. Is there a scientific publication or reference you can provide?

[@Sciencerely]

Hi! I normally list some relevant publications in the description. I hope you'll enjoy them!

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life..

[@lunam7249]

no he cant....at these elementary level of youtube videos its considered "common knowledge"....which requires no references...only at the Phd or post phd levels

[@dirtysock6695]

Thank you for the video. I see that some people didn't like it, but I really learned A LOT MORE than when I was in school. All we did was aknowledge it and that's that

[@illusionist1244]

humans are amazing when it comes to animal abuse

[@4G12]

You're terrifyingly naive if you believe only humans abuse other species.

[@Weiner-Worm]

@@4G12 I would say almost every animal (perhaps with the exception of highly intelligent animals like dolphins) has no concept of abuse. A cat playing with a mouse is acting on instinct, it isn't being intentionally cruel to the mouse. Animals acting like animals is natural, even if it may seem cruel to us. Animals have an excuse, they're being animals. Humans are too smart for this excuse, we should know better

[@arnavsrivastava1158]

@@Weiner-Worm But cat doesn't look up a mouse in cage for his rest of his life and probably generations just for his own pleasure and entertainment.

[@asturiasceltic3183]

@@Weiner-Worm They hurt don't they??? Just like a toddler that doesn't know abuse but still hurts.

[@Weiner-Worm]

@@asturiasceltic3183 Causing pain and abuse are two different things. A toddler hits because they can't regulate their emotions yet, your toddler isn't motivated by causing you pain and suffering. The intent is the difference

[@vanessa26]

Thank you for educating people.

[@coimbralaw]

Why does he pronounce HIV “H-uhh-vee?”

[@susiekim5728]

😂

[@dreamersdisease2481]

German

[@johnneat3381]

ROFL Idk but I love it! It's the most adorable accent!

[@TouchedGrass-0.0]

Bruh 💀

[@fatarry]

John Cena in the thumb

[@concernedcitizen780]

HIV probably started in Africa. If there is any valid documentation that HIV was seen in the 1920s I’d like to see it. Immunodeficiency itself is not HIV. I would like to see valid documentation of cases before the 1950s outside of Africa. Yes I agree this may be very difficult to find. But making claims about early HIV before the 1950s outside of Africa…. I’d like to see it

[@mtshyna]

Siv is over 10 million years old. The hiv virus would have been in close contact with homosapiens as apes carry the genes from a virus that we dont. The jump didnt happen spontaneously from ape to human, that took thousands of years until a specific gene mutation in the virus (after constant exposure to human cells). The rna replacement infection type is also not recent in terms of modern humans. Ofc we will never know the actual origin, just that it was first documented in Africa and spread to the world.

[@Righteo-n4u]

It's funny how there's no more scare tactics...so many people would have it and not know

[@hunam1464]

“No evidence it doesn’t exist” - you mean, we have a theory that fits perfectly.

[@christophereichten9005]

Shut up

[@paulo0e]

And that theory is… ( )

[@nabarunghoshal560]

Very good presentation. ❤

[@jakethug6011]

Hi, can you do a video about hsv? I feel like our schools and health classes have failed us in knowing more about it Thank you in advance

[@sarahconner9433]

98% of the USA public is infected with hsv1... Most people immune system can contain the hsv1... What your concerned with is a "break out" with symptoms and skin lesions.... Only a small % of people have breakouts and skin lesions.... Everyone is studying to understand why people have breakouts.. Many people say they feel a tingling in thier lips... Several days earlier from breakout... They say using lemons or limes like lipstick will prevent breakouts.....

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life.

[@petrokrasnov2967]

This can only happen through gain of function hybridization.

[@HYPER_ENT]

Wrong information. Tell me if you need the real video I send you

[@SRobinson-hr6me]

Thanks a lot Africa.

[@atuhaireadamz6581]

Y is that there is no medicine for it

[@TobiasKoch-s1b]

Dude… the prelude to this vid clearly does not describe the origins of HIV in an historically accurate way let alone does it “name” patient zero - who is not known and never will be

[@sprintbass]

Its very interesting that suddenly exploded in the 70s after being around supposedly since 1920s. I dont believe it was made in a lab because it took health organizations globally years to figure it out. I grew up in the south and I vividly recall it being called the wraith of god. I was just a kid but i was at the north Carolina school of the arts and it was a crazy time. The one thing that i wish would be more, i dunno..explained is this 10 year thing. Yes, in some people it can take that long but it can also be only 4 years...to just stick to 10 years i feel is a disservice some how. I remember seeing people with very low body weight and KS spots. It was terrible and terrifying. It also angers me we have meds that are so strong that it can reduce the virus to non detectable levals and yet it can not globally be knocked out. In Germany they have cured multiple people. Dont get me wrong. Im extremely greatfull for the (life boat drugs). But my god we are so close and my view we already are there. I lost friends to this..im 50 years old now, i was 8 when (grid) was new...there's no excuse for ignorance on this. It kills no matter who you are your background...in USA we have access to medications. But in 3rd world countries no. Its still heartbreaking.

[@giroldan6737]

It's free in 3rd world countries 0$ charged for the medication

[@Benji_UFC]

@@giroldan6737truth, got free treatment for chlamydia 3 days ago

[@Benji_UFC]

@@giroldan6737but I’m in America

[@Ocea8i53]

Very well done

[@bellaella6272]

Great work Dretiko on KZbin you are a true definition of a great herbalist thanks for curing me off herpes which almost took my life...

[@harrietharlow9929]

FINALLY, a sensible video on the origins of HIV. I read of this in "Spillover" and it makes sense. We know zoonoses exist--we're dealing with one right now. It's my understanding that the virus made the jump to a human around 1908. Given its long incubation period before symptoms show, the date c.1920 that you mention in this video does fit. Thank you for uploading sense in place of the usual misinformation and conspiracy theory.

[@kristenv1432]

There are videos from UCLA about the orgins of HIV, spread and treatments. It is a couple years old so current treatments not listed but are very insightful and thorough. Sorry don't know name of video but really explains how HIV evolved into society

[@itheuserfirst3186]

There is something about the topic of viruses that bring out the wackos.

[@onayumpa4635]

NOT ALL PATIENT LIVING WITH HIV mean will lead to AIDS. But, u really need to have the initiative to do screening test. If you are sexually active , with unprotected sex, doing drugs and having multiple partners or having almost sex with differnt people then you are prone to HIV. EARLY EDUCATION EARLY TREATMENT will do have prolong life.

[@g.s.5868]

why people are blind to what poppers do...

[@travissk5036]

It was madecin a Biowarfare la in Chicago

[@jacobtennyson9213]

Don't believe in X-files.

[@lawrencebishton9071]

yellow or orange jackets reflects people shining lights at you

[@robertgotschall1246]

This sounds similar to how Covid came to be. Even to its denial.

[@tinacollins9213]

I’ve lost 3 friends to HIV in jersey but they went to Thailand

[@nikicarrie4071]

Did they not take medicine

[@6ixthChild]

Total propaganda. This guy is a fool. The worst part is he probably believes his lies.

[@cutest_artist_]

Ok

[@harrietharlow9929]

Whatever. You believe conspiracy and the rest of us will listen to the findings of science.

[@lifeandtimesofsazi3192]

HIV was spread by vaccines not some butcher who had a cut. Humans in Africa have been harvesting chimp meat for 10s of thousands of years😂. It only came about during a mass vaccine rollout in the 50s. Not this nonsense that this idiot is spewing

[@milky_joh6281]

@@harrietharlow9929 you know the science that always lies to keep the truth hidden

[@sonicboom2723]

Pretty much

[@dennisotero8]

Reverse transcriptase needs to learn to define if the RNA is Correct or incorrect before the template switching Occurs. If this can be manipulated to catch the erroneous RNA by the T cells then the T cells should eliminate this Threat in the Human Genome and not attached to the DNA Strand.

[@aineedadadi7593]

Antiretroviral drugs contain Reverse Transcriptase inhibitors I believe, so it can stop its viral replication

[@maarcoo76]

I really doubt that in the 30's we already had HIV infected new born children in Germany. We don't have proof, but we are learning the Virus started going global in the 60's. Have you read the revised edition 2019: The Origin of AIDS by Jacques Pepin ? (The book offers so many details about the slow logistics of HIV to its final global reach). Well done video, very informative. I highly recommend the revised edition of The Origins if AIDS !!

[@RecordRockerSolo]

Exactly this is new propaganda to re-educate younger generations for the next wave they spread so they can sell them the cure.

[@cosmaschungu6956]

True

[@fx-studio]

Released during the summer of 78 in NY and SF.

[@missqt48]

Pilots.. it was the pilots spreading it!

[@beverlybalius9303]

The Africans had it first before it was known and they called it SLIM ,,, because of the weight loss then death. I remember that.

[@Narrow-Pather]

It was created in a lab.

[@g.s.5868]

unprotected sex with strangers in toilets, poppers which destroy immune system... antibiotics for all the STD's

[@sadpuppy413]

Be safe 🙏🏾

[@ibraheemsakhi7852]

No No have you read the book name the river

[@Brejamlyn]

Nah story is fake

[@coolcatzclub]

Why would we rely on a book from the 90s that has been disproven by molecular biology? 🤣

[@itheuserfirst3186]

Because they're idiots. These topics always bring out the mentally compromised.@@coolcatzclub

[@tinacollins9213]

Thankyou for this video interesting

[@SemperMaximus]

Science and politics/opinions have nothing in common. Thank you LLL.

[@evanev7]

Err, he kind of explicitly mentioned how politics affected people's receptivity and willingness to take action over HIV. And how scientists opinions can influence their work. Where are you getting this from?

[@Weiner-Worm]

Politics influence science all if the time. Gun deaths and other studies are rarely conducted due to the overwhelming presence of the gun lobby (and before you come at me as antigun, I'm left and own firearms). And look at the abortion issue, that's politics and religion trying to interfere with a private citizen's health care.

[@SemperMaximus]

@@evanev7 I was supporting his words. Politics shouldnt have power over science when it comes to such decisions.

[@evanev7]

​@@SemperMaximus Fair enough, I think it's kind of an odd view to take though. Like, I agree that major political organisations generally interfere destructively with a lot of positive science like medicine, but conversely ethics boards are a political organisation that we think should have power over science, because we think human life is worth more than scientific progress, which is a political stance to take. I think the issue is that most public political organisations are so against the people they are meant to stand for nowadays due to lobbying and profiteering :(

[@SemperMaximus]

@@evanev7 Human life is more important than scientific progress? Its the scientific progress who has given more value to human life, because 200years ago people were dying at the age of 40 or 50 and life was extremely miserable in all aspects of it..

[@joegagliardi3984]

This is going to sound harsh, but most of the country’s of sub-Saharan Africa need to get their shit together.

[@laurenr7545]

Bloody bushmeat

[@patrickrussell6216]

How come it spread so rapidly in San Francisco ? Would it have something to do with the Biological lab there?

[@andrewfulton3435]

Wuhan are you talking about??!!

[@christopherhall9348]

Because of the high percentage of "Tinkerbells"

[@drannebrixius]

Ich habe noch nie jemanden auf Englisch HIV so aussprechen hören wie dich.

[@SharmakeQayad-bp8yq]

It came from USA lab.not africa

[@saulzion4693]

We eat Maki for so long when never tested positive

[@mikeangelson]

These are not facts

[@Shycrochetqueen]

No one has died from aids it is from the compromised immune system so like if you get like pneumonia it can be fatal.

[@lady4191]

Wow I am not a professional I am just an avid reader and have lots of friends who are into science. Your explanation is outdated and unbelievably ridiculous to be putting this kind of explanation out at this time in history

[@paulo0e]

“I’m not a professional and you’re wrong”. Can’t you see how immature that is? Can’t you even realize the slightest of the risk that you’re the ignorant one?

[@karatekid49]

Is this a reliable source?

[@Sciencerely]

Hey! The information in the video is based on peer-reviewed scientific publications (and are currently the common consensus in the field). You can find some of the most important publications in the description! Hope that helped!

[@karatekid49]

@@Sciencerely thankyou very much 🙏 and im sorry if im a bit skeptic, just sensitive with legitimacy of informations

[@MichelleTheBlessed]

No its not

[@fx-studio]

Peer reviewed by Fauci's office 🙂

[@melonmalone6307]

Explain Magic Johnson

[@bradcampbell5766]

I agree. Arthur Ashe is often referenced as a case of an athlete succumbing to HIV/AIDS, but what is not mentioned is the effects that the drugs had.

[@Ionazunipx]

if i caught HIV in 2014 and only realized that in 2019, is it the same chance I can prolong my life 10, 15 years... as long as those who detected and took ARV earlier?

[@evol111]

😂😂😂 Aids was created just like Ebola

[@Cathy19837]

Aids came from a river?

[@amychristian1812]

Just me and my grandma

[@njokikiarie4822]

What rubbish are you telling us, do your homework, REAd

[@artificialintelligence5087]

What is your problem?

[@sarahconner9433]

HIV and COV 19 are man made bioweapon

[@paulo0e]

Oh wow, the anti-science find themselves so brilliant

[@lionheart.5983]

​@@paulo0e science is flawed

[@deborahwingard776]

That wasn't the first case of AIDS!

[@debashishmandalpsysk544]

Then who was the first victim?

[@ilyachap]

Ignorant people like ones shown in the screenshots at the end of the video make my blood boil. Also, somehow KZbin thought that this video is related to COVID, lmao

[@bobjary9382]

Thats a nice story but you have no proof

[@tbabysanders7277]

Like coronavirus huh ???🤔🤔🤔🤦🤦🤦

[@sonicboom2723]

Exactly

[@amecampeon01]

That is how fucking viruses work.

[@paulo0e]

Yes, and guess what, there a have been countless zoonosis since humanoids exist on this earth just because of this possibility

[@bethngari5703]

Very interesting dr

[@ryangrumbles2216]

So sad that you have no knowledge of what causes fungal infections.. You clearly aren't knowledgeable of the importance of gut microbiata balance and how the condition of the gut affects the natural immune system in protecting us against natural bacterial and viral infections... I want to put you down for your lack of facts. But i won't.. Our natural immune response to combat infections relies on the condition of the gut microbiata balance...

[@kolliwanne964]

Yes and no. Although the gut plays a role in our immune response, there are many more factors to it. You can have the best gut microbiome in the world, but if you suffer from an immunodeficiancy fungi will still love to infect your body.

[@ryangrumbles2216]

@@kolliwanne964 Ok. You definitely need to do some research on the immune system and it's relationship with the gut. I never knew anything about the importance of gut bacteria balance and how it helped the immune system. The core immune system happens to be in the gut. Trust me, i had no damn clue until someone educated me 12 years ago. I learned that the most harmful thing to the gut is antibiotics since they not only kill the harmful bacteria that's causing the infection, but it also kills the beneficial bacteria.. Pharmaceutical meds and vaccines aren't natural.. Pills do more harm than good.. I am not a healthy person. I am overweight, i drink and smoke. What i don't do are pharmaceutical 💊 or vaccines.. I am not afraid to get sick.. When i get sick i try to eat healthier and cut back on alcohol.. I recover. My mother lived on numerous prescription meds. Always on antibiotics. Eventually developed kidney failure. In the end she died from sepsis... Death by medicine.. I would have never believed what I am telling you unless i didn't apply what i learned.. Please watch this very informative video on Candida.. The day that i met a very astute individual, i was told to watch this.. Plus i had a bacterial infection that worsened while on antibiotics.. That is when i also learned about probiotics..

[@bradcampbell5766]

@@kolliwanne964 Can you prove that an infectious immune deficiency fungi condition can co-exist in someone with a healthy gut microbiome? Can you prove the existence of a contagious disease causing pathogen? As far as I know they have never isolated "Sars Cov.2" or any other 'virus'.

[@kolliwanne964]

@@bradcampbell5766 Sure. Look at india for example. During the big covid wave the healthcare system collapsed. They gave patients cortison, which is good because your cytokines have a tendency to fry your body otherwise. The problem was that hey couldnt afford the very expensive anti fungal medications which is a necessity since you weaken the immune system. As a consequence you had a ton of cases with very heavy fungal infections, often lethal. But those people still had a normal microbiome, antibiotics arent part of the treatment for covid. In fact in india the majority of people have a way better microbiome than in western countries. And yes you can literally look at the fungus under a microscope. And the virus, there are even pictures of it (electron microscope), not to mention that a qPCR can prove it as well.

[@cyriljacob4839]

Reverse Transcriptase is enzyme. Of course Enzymes are proteins.

[@Da1Dez]

So the allegedly 'dirty' origin is just an urban myth?

[@زنكي]

In 30s infants died of Aids in Germany......this is new information...

[@vandie9759]

Thank you Lord for sparing my son ,.