Episode 68: South African ‘HIV’ Thriver Lizé Oosthuizen
If you believe in AIDS “risk groups,” Lizé Oosthuizen is the kind of person this isn’t supposed to happen to: a fairly affluent, white South African woman. She received her “HIV” diagnosis in 2005 after her boyfriend, who was ill, tested “positive.” Even though her “numbers” were “good,” she immediately started taking AZT but soon quit and has not touched “anti-retrovirals” (ARVs) since. In her conversation with “How Positive Are You” co-hosts David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely, she describes her health as excellent.
Comment (0)Episode 66: Tine van der Maas and Umlingo Wamangcolosi — What’s in That Stuff?
Curing “AIDS” with lemon, olive oil and garlic — is it too good to be true? We talk to the inventor of the Umlingo Wamangcolosi recipe about the ingredients in her famous formula. (You can find an alternate recipe here. And be sure to use a good, strong blender.)
Comment (1)Episode 52: Mark Zuhrbrigghen, South African Health Practitioner
Episode 52: Mark Zuhrbrigghen, South African Health Practitioner [ 59 min 30 s | 27.24 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (546)Mark Zuhrbriggen is a South African Health Practitioner who has worked with many people to resolve conditions that are called AIDS, and especially with those who have taken antiretroviral drugs. Mark also talks with David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely about recent efforts to coerce HIV-positive mothers into accepting ARVs for themselves and their infants.
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