Magical new cure for AIDS
I’m curious. Is this really possible? While I have great respect for alternative medicine, as far as I know, we don’t have a real cure for AIDS as yet. What do you know…I just stumbled onto the latest promise to come out of the Island of Dreams!
The board says,
Invention of Unani formula for HIV/AIDS
HIV positive patients repeatedly recorded negative by DNA-PCS Antigen test. The latest molecular diagnostic testing in HIV/AIDS after the treatment.
26421610 / 93246625
Hakh Medical foundation

I couldn’t read the rest either, craned neck and all. Oh, by the way, I spotted this notice stuck to the ceiling of a local train.
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1Vi
wrote on 25 October 2007 at 20:14
[false?] hopes are pasted in the strangest places.
2Rambler
wrote on 25 October 2007 at 23:00
Have you ever come across these small shelters set up on roadside providing supposedly alternate medicines.??
wish I could send you an ad
its hilarious.
3ideasmith
wrote on 27 October 2007 at 18:36
@ Vi: I’m still reeling with the shock.
@ Rambler: Take a pic like I did, the next time!
4greekalphabet
wrote on 28 October 2007 at 18:52
lol…. yeah i miss that (the crazy posters) the most about the local trains
5Ashwin
wrote on 1 November 2007 at 15:00
Perhaps they misspelt Hack as Hakh.
6ideasmith
wrote on 4 November 2007 at 13:24
@ greekalphabet:
I thought I might too someday, which is why I keep my camera handy.
@ Ashwin: Mind-boggling are the possibilities!
7Oliver
wrote on 28 November 2007 at 17:12
As far as I believe, they are not a hoax. The ministry of health seems to be sidelining them in favour of manking more moolah ad revenues from other HAART medication etc… which makes the huge pharma giants prosper.
Pls read the hakh website and your eyes will be opened.
I would also direct readers to this other important link: http://www.cqs.com/aidstherapy.htm
Do tell me what you think.
8ideasmith
wrote on 4 December 2007 at 13:42
@ Oliver: Thank you for the link. While I’m delighted to know of alternative medicine offering some solutions to something we consider ‘incurable’, I have to say I’m also skeptical. I take your point about the health industry being money-driven…and for that very reason, I’m apt to be skeptical about everything offered up that claims to ‘heal’. I’ll re-iterate that I have a great deal of respect for alternative medicine but it is also a fact that there is plenty of spurious material floating around masked as miracle alternative cures.