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Statement:
As one currently taking Immune Plus or perhaps one considering Immune Plus it is initially essential you have a clear idea of what to expect in term of progress. To do this you must initially consider that every HIV sufferer is different, at a different level of HIV infection, in a different environment, with a different lifestyle, eating different food, exposed to different influential elements and so on. A definitive progress schedule cannot therefore be given, but expectation guidelines are offered below by HIV group classification. Secondly, one should understand that Immune Plus is a herbal supplement that nurtures recovery from HIV from a holistic perspective; in other words it supports the body as a whole rather being specific to the HI virus directly and as such it's effect takes time and patience is essential.
Administration:
To achieve maximum benefit one should take Immune Plus everyday at the specified dosage and follow a healthy nutritional diet. One should also remain confident and positive in one's progress.
Gauging progress:
The nurturing effect of Immune Plus supports recovery in three progressive phases:
Phase 1; Recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV
These typically include diarrhea, skin conditions, lymph swelling, mouth infections, loss of appetite and strength, joint pains, fatigue and opportunistic infections. In the initial months progress should be gauged from the physical aspect; how does one feel; is one overcoming symptoms and infection; is one gaining strength, eating and sleeping well and returning towards a normal level of physical health and spirit.
Phase 2; Neutralising HIV (viral load reduction)
One way of assessing the extent of HIV in the body is a viral load (VL) test, which measures HIV copies in a milliliter of blood and is usually expressed as *** copies/mL.
A low viral load may be considered <500 copies/mL whereas a high load may be considered as > 5000 copies/mL but may range up into millions of copies/mL. After the initial months of physical improvement one may begin to gauge progress in terms of a progressive VL reduction. A decrease is indicative of the virus being killed at a greater rate than it is replicating.
As one currently taking Immune Plus or perhaps one considering Immune Plus it is initially essential you have a clear idea of what to expect in term of progress. To do this you must initially consider that every HIV sufferer is different, at a different level of HIV infection, in a different environment, with a different lifestyle, eating different food, exposed to different influential elements and so on. A definitive progress schedule cannot therefore be given, but expectation guidelines are offered below by HIV group classification. Secondly, one should understand that Immune Plus is a herbal supplement that nurtures recovery from HIV from a holistic perspective; in other words it supports the body as a whole rather being specific to the HI virus directly and as such it's effect takes time and patience is essential.
Administration:
To achieve maximum benefit one should take Immune Plus everyday at the specified dosage and follow a healthy nutritional diet. One should also remain confident and positive in one's progress.
Gauging progress:
The nurturing effect of Immune Plus supports recovery in three progressive phases:
Phase 1; Recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV
These typically include diarrhea, skin conditions, lymph swelling, mouth infections, loss of appetite and strength, joint pains, fatigue and opportunistic infections. In the initial months progress should be gauged from the physical aspect; how does one feel; is one overcoming symptoms and infection; is one gaining strength, eating and sleeping well and returning towards a normal level of physical health and spirit.
Phase 2; Neutralising HIV (viral load reduction)
One way of assessing the extent of HIV in the body is a viral load (VL) test, which measures HIV copies in a milliliter of blood and is usually expressed as *** copies/mL.
A low viral load may be considered <500 copies/mL whereas a high load may be considered as > 5000 copies/mL but may range up into millions of copies/mL. After the initial months of physical improvement one may begin to gauge progress in terms of a progressive VL reduction. A decrease is indicative of the virus being killed at a greater rate than it is replicating.
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As one currently taking Immune Plus or perhaps one considering Immune Plus it is initially essential you have a clear idea of what to expect in term of progress. To do this you must initially consider that every HIV sufferer is different, at a different level of HIV infection, in a different environment, with a different lifestyle, eating different food, exposed to different influential elements and so on. A definitive progress schedule cannot therefore be given, but expectation guidelines are offered below by HIV group classification. Secondly, one should understand that Immune Plus is a herbal supplement that nurtures recovery from HIV from a holistic perspective; in other words it supports the body as a whole rather being specific to the HI virus directly and as such it's effect takes time and patience is essential.
Administration:
To achieve maximum benefit one should take Immune Plus everyday at the specified dosage and follow a healthy nutritional diet. One should also remain confident and positive in one's progress.
Gauging progress:
The nurturing effect of Immune Plus supports recovery in three progressive phases:
Phase 1; Recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV.
These typically include diarrhea, skin conditions, lymph swelling, mouth infections, loss of appetite and strength, joint pains, fatigue and opportunistic infections. In the initial months progress should be gauged from the physical aspect; how does one feel; is one overcoming symptoms and infection; is one gaining strength, eating and sleeping well and returning towards a normal level of physical health and spirit.
Phase 2; Neutralising HIV (viral load reduction)
One way of assessing the extent of HIV in the body is a viral load (VL) test, which measures HIV copies in a milliliter of blood and is usually expressed as *** copies/mL.
A low viral load may be considered <500 copies/mL whereas a high load may be considered as > 5000 copies/mL but may range up into millions of copies/mL. After the initial months of physical improvement one may begin to gauge progress in terms of a progressive VL reduction. A decrease is indicative of the virus being killed at a greater rate than it is replicating.
As one currently taking Immune Plus or perhaps one considering Immune Plus it is initially essential you have a clear idea of what to expect in term of progress. To do this you must initially consider that every HIV sufferer is different, at a different level of HIV infection, in a different environment, with a different lifestyle, eating different food, exposed to different influential elements and so on. A definitive progress schedule cannot therefore be given, but expectation guidelines are offered below by HIV group classification. Secondly, one should understand that Immune Plus is a herbal supplement that nurtures recovery from HIV from a holistic perspective; in other words it supports the body as a whole rather being specific to the HI virus directly and as such it's effect takes time and patience is essential.
Administration:
To achieve maximum benefit one should take Immune Plus everyday at the specified dosage and follow a healthy nutritional diet. One should also remain confident and positive in one's progress.
Gauging progress:
The nurturing effect of Immune Plus supports recovery in three progressive phases:
Phase 1; Recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV.
These typically include diarrhea, skin conditions, lymph swelling, mouth infections, loss of appetite and strength, joint pains, fatigue and opportunistic infections. In the initial months progress should be gauged from the physical aspect; how does one feel; is one overcoming symptoms and infection; is one gaining strength, eating and sleeping well and returning towards a normal level of physical health and spirit.
Phase 2; Neutralising HIV (viral load reduction)
One way of assessing the extent of HIV in the body is a viral load (VL) test, which measures HIV copies in a milliliter of blood and is usually expressed as *** copies/mL.
A low viral load may be considered <500 copies/mL whereas a high load may be considered as > 5000 copies/mL but may range up into millions of copies/mL. After the initial months of physical improvement one may begin to gauge progress in terms of a progressive VL reduction. A decrease is indicative of the virus being killed at a greater rate than it is replicating.
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Phase 3; Immune system restoration (CD4 level recovery)
A CD4 count is a good indicator of immune system strength. Overtime Immune Plus rebalances and strengthens the body so that the immune system can recover to function normally and replenish CD4 cells. Once a significant VL reduction has been achieved then this effect is enhanced and the CD4 count should begin returning to normal levels. One may consider that CD4 level tends to be lower in the morning and higher in the evening. In addition acute illness such as pneumonia, influenza and herpes simplex can cause the CD4 count to decline temporarily. Other induced influences such as chemotherapy can dramatically lower the CD4 count as can stress, smoking and excessive alcohol. When taking a CD4 test one should maintain awareness of influences upon the immune system that not part of the HIV infection.
The following CD4 levels in relation to the severity of immunosuppression are offered by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and may serve as a guide for progress:
> 500/mm3 - no significant immunosuppression
350-499/mm3 - mild immunosuppression
200-349/mm3 - advanced immunosuppression
<200/mm3 - severe immunosuppression
Group characterisaztion:
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has developed a staging system for HIV in adults and adolescents based on clinical symptoms. For each stage guidelines have been added to help 'Immune Plus' users conceptualise potential progress. Please consider that this is a guide based upon our experience but is in no way a guarantee and it may significantly vary between individuals.
Clinical Stage I:
May prevent progression to clinical stage II from 3 months onwards
Clinical Stage II:
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 6 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 6 months onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 9 months onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage III:
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 9 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 9 onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 12 months and onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage IV:
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 12 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction ): improvement anticipated from 12 months and progressively onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 18 months and progressively onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Note; If one has sustained permanent internal damage, such as to the kidney or liver or succumbed to chronic illness such as cancer then one should not expect Immune Plus to support recovery from such.
A CD4 count is a good indicator of immune system strength. Overtime Immune Plus rebalances and strengthens the body so that the immune system can recover to function normally and replenish CD4 cells. Once a significant VL reduction has been achieved then this effect is enhanced and the CD4 count should begin returning to normal levels. One may consider that CD4 level tends to be lower in the morning and higher in the evening. In addition acute illness such as pneumonia, influenza and herpes simplex can cause the CD4 count to decline temporarily. Other induced influences such as chemotherapy can dramatically lower the CD4 count as can stress, smoking and excessive alcohol. When taking a CD4 test one should maintain awareness of influences upon the immune system that not part of the HIV infection.
The following CD4 levels in relation to the severity of immunosuppression are offered by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and may serve as a guide for progress:
> 500/mm3 - no significant immunosuppression
350-499/mm3 - mild immunosuppression
200-349/mm3 - advanced immunosuppression
<200/mm3 - severe immunosuppression
Group characterisaztion:
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has developed a staging system for HIV in adults and adolescents based on clinical symptoms. For each stage guidelines have been added to help 'Immune Plus' users conceptualise potential progress. Please consider that this is a guide based upon our experience but is in no way a guarantee and it may significantly vary between individuals.
Clinical Stage I:
- Asymptomatic
- Persistent generalized lymphadenopathy
May prevent progression to clinical stage II from 3 months onwards
Clinical Stage II:
- Moderate unexplained weight loss (under 10% of presumed or measured body weight)
- Recurrent respiratory tract infections (sinusitis, tonsillitis, otitis media, pharyngitis)
- Herpes zoster
- Angular chelitis
- Recurrent oral ulceration
- Papular pruritic eruptions
- Seborrhoeic dermatitis
- Fungal nail infections
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 6 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 6 months onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 9 months onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage III:
- Unexplained severe weight loss (over 10% of presumed or measured body weight)
- Unexplained chronic diarrhoea for longer than one month
- Unexplained persistent fever (intermittent or constant for longer than one month)
- Persistent oral candidiasis
- Oral hairy leukoplakia
- Pulmonary tuberculosis
- Severe bacterial infections (e.g. pneumonia, empyema, pyomyositis, bone or joint infection, meningitis, bacteraemia)
- Acute necrotizing ulcerative stomatitis, gingivitis or periodontitis
- Unexplained anaemia (below 8 g/dl), neutropenia (below 0.5 billion/l) and/or chronic thrombocytopenia (below 50 billion/l)
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 9 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 9 onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 12 months and onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage IV:
- HIV wasting syndrome
- Pneumocystis pneumonia
- Recurrent severe bacterial pneumonia
- Chronic herpes simplex infection (orolabial, genital or anorectal of more than one month's duration or visceral at any site)
- Oesophageal candidiasis (or candidiasis of trachea, bronchi or lungs)
- Extrapulmonary tuberculosis
- Kaposi sarcoma
- Cytomegalovirus infection (retinitis or infection of other organs)
- Central nervous system toxoplasmosis
- HIV encephalopathy
- Extrapulmonary cryptococcosis including meningitis
- Disseminated non-tuberculous mycobacteria infection
- Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
- Chronic cryptosporidiosis
- Chronic isosporiasis
- Disseminated mycosis (extrapulmonary histoplasmosis, coccidiomycosis)
- Recurrent septicaemia (including non-typhoidal Salmonella)
- Lymphoma (cerebral or B cell non-Hodgkin)
- Invasive cervical carcinoma
- Atypical disseminated leishmaniasis
- Symptomatic HIV-associated nephropathy or HIV-associated cardiomyopathy
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 12 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction ): improvement anticipated from 12 months and progressively onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 18 months and progressively onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Note; If one has sustained permanent internal damage, such as to the kidney or liver or succumbed to chronic illness such as cancer then one should not expect Immune Plus to support recovery from such.
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Phase 3; Immune system restoration (CD4 level recovery)
A CD4 count is a good indicator of immune system strength. Overtime Immune Plus rebalances and strengthens the body so that the immune system can recover to function normally and replenish CD4 cells. Once a significant VL reduction has been achieved then this effect is enhanced and the CD4 count should begin returning to normal levels. One may consider that CD4 level tends to be lower in the morning and higher in the evening. In addition acute illness such as pneumonia, influenza and herpes simplex can cause the CD4 count to decline temporarily. Other induced influences such as chemotherapy can dramatically lower the CD4 count as can stress, smoking and excessive alcohol. When taking a CD4 test one should maintain awareness of influences upon the immune system that not part of the HIV infection.
The following CD4 levels in relation to the severity of immunosuppression are offered by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and may serve as a guide for progress:
> 500/mm3 - no significant immunosuppression
350-499/mm3 - mild immunosuppression
200-349/mm3 - advanced immunosuppression
<200/mm3 - severe immunosuppression
Group characterisaztion:
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has developed a staging system for HIV in adults and adolescents based on clinical symptoms. For each stage guidelines have been added to help 'Immune Plus' users conceptualise potential progress. Please consider that this is a guide based upon our experience but is in no way a guarantee and it may significantly vary between individuals.
Clinical Stage I:
May prevent progression to clinical stage II from 3 months onwards
Clinical Stage II:
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 6 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 6 months onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 9 months onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage III:
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 9 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 9 onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 12 months and onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage IV:
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 12 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction ): improvement anticipated from 12 months and progressively onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 18 months and progressively onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Note; If one has sustained permanent internal damage, such as to the kidney or liver or succumbed to chronic illness such as cancer then one should not expect Immune Plus to support recovery from such.
A CD4 count is a good indicator of immune system strength. Overtime Immune Plus rebalances and strengthens the body so that the immune system can recover to function normally and replenish CD4 cells. Once a significant VL reduction has been achieved then this effect is enhanced and the CD4 count should begin returning to normal levels. One may consider that CD4 level tends to be lower in the morning and higher in the evening. In addition acute illness such as pneumonia, influenza and herpes simplex can cause the CD4 count to decline temporarily. Other induced influences such as chemotherapy can dramatically lower the CD4 count as can stress, smoking and excessive alcohol. When taking a CD4 test one should maintain awareness of influences upon the immune system that not part of the HIV infection.
The following CD4 levels in relation to the severity of immunosuppression are offered by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and may serve as a guide for progress:
> 500/mm3 - no significant immunosuppression
350-499/mm3 - mild immunosuppression
200-349/mm3 - advanced immunosuppression
<200/mm3 - severe immunosuppression
Group characterisaztion:
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has developed a staging system for HIV in adults and adolescents based on clinical symptoms. For each stage guidelines have been added to help 'Immune Plus' users conceptualise potential progress. Please consider that this is a guide based upon our experience but is in no way a guarantee and it may significantly vary between individuals.
Clinical Stage I:
- Asymptomatic
- Persistent generalized lymphadenopathy
May prevent progression to clinical stage II from 3 months onwards
Clinical Stage II:
- Moderate unexplained weight loss (under 10% of presumed or measured body weight)
- Recurrent respiratory tract infections (sinusitis, tonsillitis, otitis media, pharyngitis)
- Herpes zoster
- Angular chelitis
- Recurrent oral ulceration
- Papular pruritic eruptions
- Seborrhoeic dermatitis
- Fungal nail infections
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 6 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 6 months onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 9 months onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage III:
- Unexplained severe weight loss (over 10% of presumed or measured body weight)
- Unexplained chronic diarrhoea for longer than one month
- Unexplained persistent fever (intermittent or constant for longer than one month)
- Persistent oral candidiasis
- Oral hairy leukoplakia
- Pulmonary tuberculosis
- Severe bacterial infections (e.g. pneumonia, empyema, pyomyositis, bone or joint infection, meningitis, bacteraemia)
- Acute necrotizing ulcerative stomatitis, gingivitis or periodontitis
- Unexplained anaemia (below 8 g/dl), neutropenia (below 0.5 billion/l) and/or chronic thrombocytopenia (below 50 billion/l)
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 9 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction) : improvement anticipated from 9 onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 12 months and onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Clinical Stage IV:
- HIV wasting syndrome
- Pneumocystis pneumonia
- Recurrent severe bacterial pneumonia
- Chronic herpes simplex infection (orolabial, genital or anorectal of more than one month's duration or visceral at any site)
- Oesophageal candidiasis (or candidiasis of trachea, bronchi or lungs)
- Extrapulmonary tuberculosis
- Kaposi sarcoma
- Cytomegalovirus infection (retinitis or infection of other organs)
- Central nervous system toxoplasmosis
- HIV encephalopathy
- Extrapulmonary cryptococcosis including meningitis
- Disseminated non-tuberculous mycobacteria infection
- Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
- Chronic cryptosporidiosis
- Chronic isosporiasis
- Disseminated mycosis (extrapulmonary histoplasmosis, coccidiomycosis)
- Recurrent septicaemia (including non-typhoidal Salmonella)
- Lymphoma (cerebral or B cell non-Hodgkin)
- Invasive cervical carcinoma
- Atypical disseminated leishmaniasis
- Symptomatic HIV-associated nephropathy or HIV-associated cardiomyopathy
Phase 1 (recovery from the physical symptoms of HIV) : improvement anticipated within 12 months
Phase 2 (neutralising HIV / viral load reduction ): improvement anticipated from 12 months and progressively onwards
Phase 3 (immune system restoration / CD4 recovery) : improvement anticipated from 18 months and progressively onwards
(note that phases are defined above under 'gauging progress')
Note; If one has sustained permanent internal damage, such as to the kidney or liver or succumbed to chronic illness such as cancer then one should not expect Immune Plus to support recovery from such.
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