Friday, 31 August 2012
Thursday, 30 August 2012
Monday, 20 August 2012
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
PCR PROVEN HIV TREATMENT
The PCR proven HIV treatment HOO-IMM PLUS had recorded
phenomenal change in DNA-PCR Antigen Test. Patients those continued the
treatment for 18-24 months, once attaining the viral load to less than
detectable limit and adhering to the instruction strictly, had recorded
HIV DNA-PCR Qualitative Antigen Test 'Not Detected' and the test
interpreted the blood sample to be negative for the presence of HIV. And
so the medications were completely stopped for almost one year and
again undergone for HIV DNA-PCR Antigen test (Qualitative) and again
recorded 'Not Detected'. The same test was repeated for 2nd, 3rd &
4th year after completely stopping the medications and the patients yet
recorded 'Not Detected' for the test.
The method for the confirming the presence of HIV antigen is HIV DNA-PCR Antigen test (Qualitative) test by Nested PCR Technique. Thus becomes the only treatment which is PCR proven HIV treatment.
HIV AIDS treatment HOO-IMM PLUS: A cure is the end of a medical condition. The term may refer specifically to a substance or procedure that ends the medical condition, such as a medication, a surgical operation, a change in lifestyle, or even a philosophical mindset that helps a person suffer. It may also refer to the state of being healed, or cured.
In accordance with the above definition, HOO-IMM PLUS is a perfect HIV AID treatment that ends the HIV infections by inhibiting the HIV viral antigen and eliminating the HIV gag (core) region namely P55, P39, P17 and HIV pol integrase P51. Thereby putting to end the course of the treatment once the patient records ‘Not Detected’ for HIV Proviral DNA PCR Antigen Test. The matrix protein P17 MA also plays an important role in the HIV-1 viral life cycle. P17 is responsible for the transfer of viral nucleo capsids from the nuclei to plasma membranes, the site of virus assembly. Thus Gag precursor P39 & Matrix Protein P17 are responsible for a redirection of the assembly process to the membrane of the endoplasmic reticulum. Thus indicating the absence in the process of new viral assembly of HIV in the body and therefore interprets that sample is negative for the presence of HIV.
Thus HOO-IMM PLUS is a HIV AIDS treatment, the only Anti-HIV drug that eliminates the HIV antigen from the body.
HOO-IMM PLUS from HOOTONE REMEDIES the effective PCR proven HIV treatment, proved in light of medical science, recorded not detected for HIV DNA-PCR Antigen test in the patients who were earlier confirmed positive for HIV either through DNA PCR test or Western blot Antibody test. These Unani medicines had recorded 98% inhibition against the causative agent HIV in invitro lab test.
98%
inhibition against the causative agent HIV has been recorded in the
Anti-retroviral Activity Testing Drug Sensitivity Testing made in a lab
studies, revealing the highest inhibition rate among any anti-retroviral
medicines against HIV in invitro studies.
30% increase in CD4
counts & 70% decrease in RNA viral load Realtime RT-PCR within first
month of the treatment, and CD4 counts doubled & virul load down to
less than detectable level within 3 months of the treatment in the
patients possessing very high virul load counts.
The patients who were
earlier confirmed positive through DNA PCR or Western blot antibodies
test later after the treatment with this medicines has recorded 'Not
Detected' in DNA-PCR Antigen test and the Sample of the patient is
Negative for the presence of HIV.
In the viral
specific protien study the HIV-I intermediate Gag precursors P55, P39
and matrix protien P17 and Pol integrase P51 were found to be absent in
patients after the treatment. Thus indicating the absence in the process
of new viral assembly of HIV in the body.
The method for the confirming the presence of HIV antigen is HIV DNA-PCR Antigen test (Qualitative) test by Nested PCR Technique. Thus becomes the only treatment which is PCR proven HIV treatment.
HIV AIDS treatment HOO-IMM PLUS: A cure is the end of a medical condition. The term may refer specifically to a substance or procedure that ends the medical condition, such as a medication, a surgical operation, a change in lifestyle, or even a philosophical mindset that helps a person suffer. It may also refer to the state of being healed, or cured.
In accordance with the above definition, HOO-IMM PLUS is a perfect HIV AID treatment that ends the HIV infections by inhibiting the HIV viral antigen and eliminating the HIV gag (core) region namely P55, P39, P17 and HIV pol integrase P51. Thereby putting to end the course of the treatment once the patient records ‘Not Detected’ for HIV Proviral DNA PCR Antigen Test. The matrix protein P17 MA also plays an important role in the HIV-1 viral life cycle. P17 is responsible for the transfer of viral nucleo capsids from the nuclei to plasma membranes, the site of virus assembly. Thus Gag precursor P39 & Matrix Protein P17 are responsible for a redirection of the assembly process to the membrane of the endoplasmic reticulum. Thus indicating the absence in the process of new viral assembly of HIV in the body and therefore interprets that sample is negative for the presence of HIV.
Thus HOO-IMM PLUS is a HIV AIDS treatment, the only Anti-HIV drug that eliminates the HIV antigen from the body.
HOO-IMM PLUS from HOOTONE REMEDIES the effective PCR proven HIV treatment, proved in light of medical science, recorded not detected for HIV DNA-PCR Antigen test in the patients who were earlier confirmed positive for HIV either through DNA PCR test or Western blot Antibody test. These Unani medicines had recorded 98% inhibition against the causative agent HIV in invitro lab test.
Action of Anti-Hiv-Treatment HOO IMM Plus
LAB OBSERVATION
HUMAN CLINICAL STUDY
CLINICAL OBSERVATION
DRUG SENSITIVITY STUDY
MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS
VIRAL SPECIFIC ANTIGEN
VIRAL STRUCTURE
VIRAL SPECIFIC PROTIENS
J Martins, Jim Iyke get Cameron Entertainment Award
J Martins was presented with ‘Pan African People’s Choice‘ award while Jim Iyke was given ‘Pan African Actor of the Year‘.
Jim Iyke was not present to receive his award.
Reports say J Martins is presently on a tour with some Nigerian artists including Jesse Jagz, Ice Prince, Timi Dakolo and 2face Idibia in the United States.
Afolayan, Asa, Tinubu bag leadership awards
The African leadership Network awards are meant to
search for a new generation of leaders for Africa, who despite their
relatively young age, are uniquely positioned to play a role in taking
Africa to a new era of prosperity.
Afolayan,
who won the award for the Best Achievement in Art Direction at the 2012
African Movie Academy Awards for his latest film production, Phone
Swap, was quoted as saying, ‘‘I will put in my own contribution as an
African and as a young entrepreneur. “
Asa has consistently extended the frontiers of global
discourse for a peaceful world via her songs. Also awarded by the
network is the Managing Director, MNET, Biola Alabi.
Tuface, Banky W, Eldee, Cobhams and WizKid join voices on stopping violence in Nigeria #Dream4Naija
Foremost Nigerian artist, Innocent Tuface Idibia has
teamed up with members of the EME Music Empire to produce a video track
enjoining Nigerians to “Get up, stand up and take action for Nigeria’s
future.” #Dream4Naija
The video track which is titled ‘Naija, Change Is Gonna Come’, is produced by the EME Empire and tagged “The sound of EME’s new youth anthem-Change.”
The track featured the EME boss, Banky W, pop sensation, WizKid and other top Nigerian artists such as Tuface Idibia, Cobhams Asuquo and Eldee.
The artists urged Nigerian youth-to “Get up, stand up and take action for Nigeria’s future — #Dream4Naija.”
The track which is coming at a time when insurgency and killings by fundamentalist sect-Boko Haram, are reaching unprecedented levels in the northern part of the country, calls for political and religious leaders to get united in peace and harmony.
They also enjoined Nigerians to change their way of thinking and mindset and “turn away from corruption and become socially responsible.”
The video was released on YouTube on the 7th of August 2012 and it also features Toyosi Akerele and the first lady of EME Empire, Niyola.
The artists have also launched a Facebook page to further drive their gospel. www.facebook.com/Dream4Naija
This project is funded by the International Republican Institute (IRI) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with Empire Mates Entertainment (EME), McNally Temple Associates, Inc. (MTA) and the Nigerian Leadership Initiative (NLI).
The video track which is titled ‘Naija, Change Is Gonna Come’, is produced by the EME Empire and tagged “The sound of EME’s new youth anthem-Change.”
The track featured the EME boss, Banky W, pop sensation, WizKid and other top Nigerian artists such as Tuface Idibia, Cobhams Asuquo and Eldee.
The artists urged Nigerian youth-to “Get up, stand up and take action for Nigeria’s future — #Dream4Naija.”
The track which is coming at a time when insurgency and killings by fundamentalist sect-Boko Haram, are reaching unprecedented levels in the northern part of the country, calls for political and religious leaders to get united in peace and harmony.
They also enjoined Nigerians to change their way of thinking and mindset and “turn away from corruption and become socially responsible.”
The video was released on YouTube on the 7th of August 2012 and it also features Toyosi Akerele and the first lady of EME Empire, Niyola.
The artists have also launched a Facebook page to further drive their gospel. www.facebook.com/Dream4Naija
This project is funded by the International Republican Institute (IRI) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with Empire Mates Entertainment (EME), McNally Temple Associates, Inc. (MTA) and the Nigerian Leadership Initiative (NLI).
JTF discovers bomb factory in Kano
Speaking to newsmen, the Director State Security Services in Kano Bassey Eteng said that a pre-emptive raid was carried out this morning at about 6am by the JTF and the operation was successful.
According to the director, most of the items recovered at the factory were likely to be used by the terrorists to launch an attack on Salah day but the intelligence report that was at the disposal of the security agency truncated the anticipated attacks.
Items recovered includes eight AK47 magazine, one SMG magazine, one SMG rifle, twelve primed IED, nine un primed IED, high calibre IED, assorted army uniform, chemicals used to make the bomb and six hundred and thirteen rounds of ammunition.
Meanwhile the director says there was no casualty of either party during the operations while stressing investigation will continue to uncover the hide out of any suspected terrorist across the state.
Gunmen abduct ESUT VC
The VC was abducted at 11.30a.m at the school gate as he was been driven into the main campus of the institution.
Some of the gunmen had reportedly lurking around the gate in a parked rickety car, ahead of the VC’s arrival.
According to eye witness account, the gunmen were said to have blocked the gate with their car as soon as they VC’s convoy arrived.
“They jumped out and started shooting into the air and six others appeared from nowhere and attacked the convoy.”
“They shot and deflated the four tyres of the police van escorting the VC.”
A policeman in the escort van who tried to fight back, was shot while the gunmen dragged the VC’s orderly and driver out of the car, before driving off with Professor Onyeji in his official Honda car.
More details later.
Saturday, 11 August 2012
Jonathan praises America’s relations with Nigeria
The president made this known while speaking, Thursday evening, in his office after holding talks with Mrs Clinton while on a working visit to Nigeria.
The meeting which centred on discussions about the nation’s security challenge and economy, lasted for about two and a half hours.
President Jonathan told the American envoy that the Obama’s administration has been passionate about issues concerning Nigeria, especially when the nation faced a number of challenges.
He cited instances such as the death of late President Umaru Yar’Adua, as well as during the 2011 presidential elections.
President Jonathan urged the US to continue to support Africa in its quest to develop.
On her part Mrs Clinton made it clear that the United States is committed to the partnership with Nigeria and that it will continue to work with Nigeria in the diversification of the economy and the reform efforts of the Jonathan administration.
According to her, the future for Nigeria is limitless as long as all Nigerians are given a chance to fulfil their potentials
JTF recovers machine gun and other ammunition in Maiduguri
JTF recovers machine gun and other ammunition in Maiduguri
The recovered arms and ammunition, include four AK-47 rifles, a General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG), nine Rapid Propelled Guns (RPG), 11 chargers, three AK 47 magazines, three wooden butts, and 1, 032 rounds of ammunition.
Displaying the arms and ammunition on Friday at the JTF headquarters in Maiduguri, the field operation officer, Colonel Victor Ebhableme said “the recoveries of these arms and ammunition, as well as the ones made at Daba Masara, a border town of Chad last week, were made as a result of JTF’s proactive measures in one of the wards in Maiduguri.”
The Colonel noted that security agencies working in the state has won the hearts and minds of the people of Maiduguri as the Joint Task Force (JTF) is embarking on the humanitarian operations, along with the police, State Security Services (SSS) and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in recovering these arms and ammunition.
He further disclosed that the JTF and other security agencies operating in the state are educating the residents not to harbour the terrorists along with their arms and ammunition that has destroyed many lives and properties.
Colonel Ebhaleme also appealed to the people to accord the security operatives the needed cooperatıon.
He advised them to report any suspected hideouts of terrorists and their arms to the JTF.
In a related development, the field officer also revealed that two men, suspected to have been sendıng threat text messages to extort money from people ın Maiduguri were also arrested.
He urged the resident to report any case of such text message to the JTF for prompt action.
Photo journalist brutalised by LASUTH staff
A photojournalist from Leadership Newspapers, Benedict
Uwalaka, was on Thursday brutalized by staff of Lagos State University
teaching Hospital (LASUTH) mortuary for taking shots of events while the
corpses were released.
Mr Uwalaka was at the premises of the hospital with his colleagues from other media house on the invitation of the hospital’s management to cover the release of identified corpses of the Dana Air Crash victims.
Mr Uwalaka had moved closer to the vehicle where a corpse was to be placed when an official of the hospital seized his camera and another one hit him on the head with a bottle.
But some official of LASUTH approached and seized his camera while some others beat him up, tearing his shirt and leaving his face swollen and bloodied.
The assault on the photo-journalist irked his colleague and they went with him to report at the nearby police station.
Returning to the hospital to collect his camera, Mr Uwalaka was hit from behind with a bottle on his head by another official of the teaching hospital, leaving him with more wound on his head and bruised face.
Worst place to be a journalist
The assault on Mr Uwalaka is coming on the heels of a report that places Nigeria as the second worst nation as regards the safety of journalists in its territory.
According to the bi-annual ‘Killing the Messenger survey’ of news media causalities produced by the Cardiff School of Journalism for the International News Safety Institute (INSI), the survey claimed that some 70 journalists and support staff were killed while on assignment in the first half of the year 2012 alone.
15 of them were confirmed dead between January and June in Syria where a bloody civil war has raged on, while in Nigeria, seven journalists were said to have been killed in bomb attacks carried out by fundamentalist sect Boko Haram.
Other countries listed after Nigeria are Brazil, Somalia, Indonesia, where five journalists died in a plane crash, and Mexico.
The toll compares with 124 for the whole of 2011 and 56 for the first seven months of last year. And 70 may be a conservative figure as INSI has recorded the deaths of an additional 30 news people where it was unclear whether the killings were related to their work, the INSI reported.
“Journalists are more than ever in the cross-hairs of the enemies of freedom,” said INSI Director Rodney Pinder.
“Despite some encouraging international political moves to halt the murder, the gun and the bomb remain the favoured method of censorship in far too many countries.
“Each and every killing chokes the free flow of information without which free societies cannot function.”
Mr Uwalaka was at the premises of the hospital with his colleagues from other media house on the invitation of the hospital’s management to cover the release of identified corpses of the Dana Air Crash victims.
Mr Uwalaka had moved closer to the vehicle where a corpse was to be placed when an official of the hospital seized his camera and another one hit him on the head with a bottle.
But some official of LASUTH approached and seized his camera while some others beat him up, tearing his shirt and leaving his face swollen and bloodied.
The assault on the photo-journalist irked his colleague and they went with him to report at the nearby police station.
Returning to the hospital to collect his camera, Mr Uwalaka was hit from behind with a bottle on his head by another official of the teaching hospital, leaving him with more wound on his head and bruised face.
The assault on Mr Uwalaka is coming on the heels of a report that places Nigeria as the second worst nation as regards the safety of journalists in its territory.
According to the bi-annual ‘Killing the Messenger survey’ of news media causalities produced by the Cardiff School of Journalism for the International News Safety Institute (INSI), the survey claimed that some 70 journalists and support staff were killed while on assignment in the first half of the year 2012 alone.
15 of them were confirmed dead between January and June in Syria where a bloody civil war has raged on, while in Nigeria, seven journalists were said to have been killed in bomb attacks carried out by fundamentalist sect Boko Haram.
Other countries listed after Nigeria are Brazil, Somalia, Indonesia, where five journalists died in a plane crash, and Mexico.
The toll compares with 124 for the whole of 2011 and 56 for the first seven months of last year. And 70 may be a conservative figure as INSI has recorded the deaths of an additional 30 news people where it was unclear whether the killings were related to their work, the INSI reported.
“Journalists are more than ever in the cross-hairs of the enemies of freedom,” said INSI Director Rodney Pinder.
“Despite some encouraging international political moves to halt the murder, the gun and the bomb remain the favoured method of censorship in far too many countries.
“Each and every killing chokes the free flow of information without which free societies cannot function.”
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