SA shows garlic and beetroot at Aids conference

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The exhibition showcases garlic, lemon and beetroot.

Two bottles of anti-retroviral drugs, as well as male and female condoms, were dotted among the vegetables that form part of the government's healthy-lifestyle awareness campaign that encourages people to exercise regularly and eat healthy food.

Show me the medical professional who will disagree that healthy food, and regular exercise will not increase life expectancy or quality of life for people living with HIV and Aids
 
Show me the medical professional who will disagree that healthy food, and regular exercise will not increase life expectancy or quality of life for people living with HIV and Aids

Indeed an extremely irresponsible article which only showcases the publication's biased reporting. The "garlic" sentence has been added for no purpose other than to take a cheap shot.
 
Show me the medical professional who will disagree that healthy food, and regular exercise will not increase life expectancy or quality of life for people living with HIV and Aids
WHAT?? Healthy living is relative, and will not necessarily increase your life expectency.
 
Even though, she should not be lauding the benefits of garlic (and the others) when she knows full well that an HIV/AIDS patient should be given proper medication as well as eating healthy.

I think thats the point that is missing here.
 
Show me the medical professional who will disagree that healthy food, and regular exercise will not increase life expectancy or quality of life for people living with HIV and Aids



Are you saying that healthy food, and regular exercise do not affect all people, irrespective of their medical condition?

Why not include air and water in your statement?
 
Are you saying that healthy food, and regular exercise do not affect all people, irrespective of their medical condition?

Why not include air and water in your statement?

Exactly, govt is promoting a healthy lifestyle awareness campaign in Toronto - they are not saying Garlic and beetroot cure Aids - it merely improves quality of life, boosts the immune system etc.

as for treatment - they recognise the importance of treatment as well as prevention and protection therefore the inclusion of the ARVs, condoms, and messages promoting abstinence at the confie
 
wonder if they had a aids shower on display too :). Maybe they are waiting for our next president to patent it.
 
Exactly, govt is promoting a healthy lifestyle awareness campaign in Toronto

Why are they doing this at an aids conference? Healthy living is not specifically aids related. Surely if one exhibits at an aids conference one emphasises aid related aspects, not some broad generalities which applies to all living organisms.
 
From said article:

The controversial display of garlic and lemon elicited a heated response from those attending the opening

Nuff Said...:rolleyes:
 
/we asslaminate Manto Tshabalala-Msimang
/we also laminate the garlic and beetroot
/we throw the laminated garlic and beetroot @ Manto
 
Why are they doing this at an aids conference? Healthy living is not specifically aids related. Surely if one exhibits at an aids conference one emphasises aid related aspects, not some broad generalities which applies to all living organisms.

The exhibition shows Government's holistic approach to Aids treatment and care of people living with HIV and Aids

Note the ARV's on display
 
I guess a shower is a holistic approach to treating AIDS aswell, especially thus that it is proclaimed as a cure :rolleyes:

Some people blind with science, seems SA health minister blinds with stupidity
 
its all logical! ... R10 a month garlic and beetroot medicine is cheaper than R500 for ARV's,
cummon chaps, its the same mentality as circumcising a young man and letting him walk about semi-naked on the top of a hill for a month makes him a man, Raping a virgin cures aids..... ad nauseum..
 
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I guess a shower is a holistic approach to treating AIDS aswell, especially thus that it is proclaimed as a cure :rolleyes:

Some people blind with science, seems SA health minister blinds with stupidity

Zuma's "ignorance" on showering has nothing to do with Government's approach to HIV/Aids as much as Terreblanche falling off a horse has to do with FW winning the nobel peace prize
 
its all logical! ... R10 a month garlic and beetroot medicine is cheaper than R500 for ARV's,
cummon chaps, its the same mentality as circumcising a young man and letting him walk about semi-naked on the top of a hill for a month makes him a man, Raping a virgin cures aids..... ad nauseum..

please refrain from racist comments, do not mock traditions you know nothing about - you ignorant f***:mad:
 
Terreblanche was never part of the goverment. Zumu is still the deputy leader of the ruling party. Just to put the facts in perspective...
 
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