HEALTH WARNING TO ALL EXPECTANT MOTHERS
   and to all who are being recommended to test for HIV

As part of your standardised antenatal care service, you will be recommended to take an HIV test.1 The HIV test is an inaccurate diagnostic tool and remains scientifically unproven. The following facts about the HIV test and certain AIDS drugs have been included in this leaflet for your suggested reading.

  1. The HIV test can give a false positive reading. Leading manufacturers of the HIV tests are aware of the imprecise nature of the test, and include the following or similar disclaimer in with their HIV blood test products: "At present, there is no recognised standard for establishing the presence or absence of antibodies to HIV-1 and HIV- 2 in human blood." 2

  2. The reason for this disclaimer is because the test does not indicate the presence of a virus in the blood sample. The test has been designed to measure raised levels of antibody activity in the sample supplied. Raised levels of antibody activity is a normal occurrence in the bloodstream, and primarily indicates a well-functioning immune system. Unfortunately, this antibody activity in the blood can be misinterpreted by the test as indicating the presence of HIV.

  3. As a result of this misinterpretation, men, women and children are being wrongly diagnosed as HIV positive. Scientific literature has so far recorded in excess of 60 different medical conditions which can or have caused sufficient levels of antibody activity in the blood to trigger a false HIV positive reading. These separate conditions include flu, flu jab, malaria, tetanus jab, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis jab, renal failure, haemophilia, organ transplant, alcohol and drug use, recent viral infections and even pregnancy.3 The tests that are then employed by the laboratories independently to confirm the initial positive reading all carry similar disclaimers.

  4. Receiving an HIV positive diagnosis may well lead your doctor to recommend a course of anti HIV drugs for you and your baby. The current drug licensed for use in the UK is Azydothimidine, also known as AZT, ZDV, zidovudine or Retrovir. This drug is highly toxic. It has the well-documented capacity to harm the mother, and also to severely deform and even kill the unborn child.4

  5. The current level of spending on AIDS and HIV drugs in the Western World is very high. So too are the profits enjoyed by the drug manufacturers. As a result, the information contained in this leaflet is largely being ignored by the orthodox medical establishment. This is not an unexpected reaction. The pursuit of profit at the expense of health, the continued employment of questionable medical procedure, the administration of known toxic drugs to expectant mothers, and a refusal by the orthodox medical establishment to listen to sound contrary evidence, some of these are the hallmarks which feature in the history of the once-respected Thalidomide.

Please consider this information carefully as you decide on whether you are tested for HIV. Show this leaflet to your doctor. Ask questions. You are quite within your rights to decline the test.

 

          References.

1. Refer to "Review of antenatal testing services, NHS Regional Office, London, UK Dept of Health." Recommending the HIV test became UK national policy in July 1999, and is now mandatory in some US states.

2. Extract from a disclaimer included in all Abbott AXSYM HIV tests, the world's leading supplier of HIV test kits. 

3. Johnson, Christine, Continuum Magazine, September 1996. Maggiore, Christine, What if Everything You Knew about AIDS was Wrong? An Alive and Well Publication , April 2000. Ransom & Day, World Without AIDS. Credence Publications, July 2000, www.credence.org Refer to www.virusmyth.com index/hiv test/factors for a comprehensive list of known false positive indicators.

4. Kumar et al, Journal of acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 7; 1034-9, 1994, records spontaneous abortions, birth defects, heart defects, mis-shapen faces and other abnormalities. The Lancet Vol 354 Sept 25, 1999, Blanche et al.. deaths of children who received AZT in utero and after birth. JAMA Journal of American Medical Association, Jan 5th 2000, Incidence of liver damage. World Without AIDS, Credence Publications, AZT and its links to enlarged craniums in infants. This account and other personal testimonies are available which warn of the dangers of some of the prescribed AIDS drugs.

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