Does Aids only kill the immune system and reproduce?
Why does it kill the immune system... does it kill the thing trying to kill it or does eat eat live off it?
I know normal viruses takes over cells and what not but what makes aids able to kill the immune system and not other viruses and what nots?
if* aids is using human cells to reproduce then human dna is being altered to grow the virus but in a sense the virus is part human dna then to know how the body works?
So if aids win by reproducing faster than the body kills it how come the body can not reproduce so fast if it uses the same building materials and cells.
or the body can't recognize the virus but only that some thing is not as it should be "mass antibody production and this is causing the body to weaken to over production?
or the body is fighting them but can't even dent them

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I think Aids came from mid Africa because humans reproduce faster there thus giving dna cock up better chance, viruses that are harmless in the body and bacteria are always in the body, so they can basically observe the body how it works and once they invade a cell dna they have full access to how the body works.
So we just have a very smart viruses on our hands the thing is it acts more like a parasite from what I understand because it does not actually kill the host but is the cause of the weakening
maybe instead of trying to make a cure to kill it they and use its natural ability to evolve fast against it by "selective manipulation(in plants breeding)" They can guide it to evolve into some thing harmless again? Viruses evolve so why can't it become some thing harmless?
Maybe it only "attacks" the immune system in self defense so maybe if our bodies stop attacking it, it would evolve into some thing harmless.
or if our body is producing on such a mass scale its killing it self because white blood cells are protein based and can only be used once or what"?" if the 1 liners then surely they attack the unknown object to no avail and thus killing them selfs?
Doesn't aids "hide" as a white blood cell?