Why is HIV so difficult to cure?

Despite these great efforts, no such cure exists today. Why? Imagine if an arsonist had set fire to the local firehouse. How can anyone come to the rescue when the very equipment required for the fight is set ablaze? This is exactly the challenge we face with HIV. read more

This is why HIV is named the “human immunodeficiency virus”. When the immune system is damaged, it is treacherously difficult for your body to fight against HIV or other opportunistic infections. But wait, it gets worse. read more

There are at least two reasons why HIV has been such a difficult medical challenge: (1) It is a virus that expands and multiplies using the bodies immune system. The immune system works to tackle the virus, but the more it does this, the more HIV is able to replicate. read more

Absolutely not, cure of HIV is not difficult if the right method is used. The virus of HIV gets activated if it sees no barrage and no resistance from immune system. HIV is detected in a calibrated brain, a brain in shortage of serotonin goes out of tune, an in-tuned brain will not detect the virus. read more