"The problem is you have repeated a lie to the point that you believe it yourself," Mseleku said, on the belief that government over-emphasised nutrition.
"The minister has never said garlic and lemon are better than apples, bananas and spinach."
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"There is this notion that traditional medicine is some quack thing practised by primitive people... unfortunately 80 percent of our people don't care about 'scientifically proven'," said Tshabalala-Msimang.
"We cannot negate what we are, what our people are. Our duty as government is to... put in resources to make sure these medicines work."
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Mseleku said an emphasis on nutrition was also a strategy to ensure the health system could cope, as the challenges faced by the health system such as lack of capacity and human resources were "not peculiar to HIV/Aids".
I have not over-emphasised nutrition - Manto August 26 2006
600/1000 deaths a day is good - so the health system can cope. What is wrong with this picture?
"The minister has never said garlic and lemon are better than apples, bananas and spinach."
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"There is this notion that traditional medicine is some quack thing practised by primitive people... unfortunately 80 percent of our people don't care about 'scientifically proven'," said Tshabalala-Msimang.
"We cannot negate what we are, what our people are. Our duty as government is to... put in resources to make sure these medicines work."
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Mseleku said an emphasis on nutrition was also a strategy to ensure the health system could cope, as the challenges faced by the health system such as lack of capacity and human resources were "not peculiar to HIV/Aids".
I have not over-emphasised nutrition - Manto August 26 2006
600/1000 deaths a day is good - so the health system can cope. What is wrong with this picture?