FailingsOrigin persistence and Failings of HIV/AIDS THeory

This book collates and analyzes, for the first time,

the results of more than two decades of HIV testing,

revealing that common assumptions about HIV and AIDS

are incompatible with the published data.

HIV is neither sexually transmitted nor increasingly prevalent.

HIV and AIDS are not correlated geographically.

HIV and AIDS are not correlated chronologically.

HIV and AIDS are not correlated in their relative impact on

women and men.

Nor are HIV and AIDS correlated in their relative impact on

white and black people.

But how could everyone have been so wrong for so long?

This central question,has not been addressed in previous works questioning the HIV-AIDS connection.

This book offers two answers:

The general answer lies in the history of science: Science has always progressed by discarding previously held beliefs. Examples of earlier and similar mistakes in medical science

include ulcers, kuru, and gene therapy.

The specific answer lies in several early decisions,

most seriously how AIDS victims were (mis)classified

when AIDS was first identified as a new phenomenon.

How to order the book:

McFarland markets primarily to libraries, and bookstores will not usually carry it in stock.

Bookstores can order it for you, since McFarland works with Ingram Book Distributors,

but ordering direct might be more convenient:

In the USA, from the publishers, McFarland of Jefferson NC or from Amazon

In Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, from Eurospan or AmazonUK

In Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea, from DA Information Services

In India, from Viva Books

David Crowe, president, Alberta Reappraising AIDS Society:

"[A]n excellent summary of statistical anomalies in HIV/AIDS in the United States."

John Lauritsen, author of The AIDS Cult, The AIDS War and Poison by Prescription

"This is an excellent book. Thorough, readable, scholarly.

I consider it easily one of the ten best AIDS dissident books."

All reported data about HIV tests can be explained by what the book's analysis shows:

1. A positive HIV-test is a HIGHLY NON-SPECIFIC physiological response.

2. The probability of such a response, to any given stimulus,

depends in a PREDICTABLE way on age, sex, and racial ancestry.

News and research published since this book was written confirm the validity of the book's findings.

The view that AIDS is caused by a sexually transmitted agent cannot explain, for example,

why in many parts of the world it is married women who are at greatest risk of becoming HIV-positive,

or why a quarter century of effort has seen no progress toward a vaccine to prevent infection.