How HIV First Started in Humans

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2017
  • The devastating AIDS epidemic has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives-did you know that a sick chimpanzee is part of what started it all? In the first video of our two part series on HIV and AIDS, join Michael Aranda and learn how scientists figured out what HIV is, when the infection morphs into AIDS, and where scientists think the virus originated.
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Комментарии • 8 тыс.

  • @src3360
    @src3360 10 месяцев назад +1777

    My mom became a nurse in the late 80s. She was witness to how terrible the disease was but worst of all, how people treated those infected. It almost made her quit nursing altogether. She would call parents to tell them about thier sons rapidly failing condition and they would tell her never to call back or hang up on her. Even family's gave up on them. She tried to be there for them so they wouldn't die alone. They would cry out for parents that didnt care. She held their hands.
    My moms best friend, they met in nursing school, Bill died of aids in 90 or 91. His loss affected her greatly. She doesn't talk about the early years of her career much, she saw so much, ive asked her to write a book about that time but she cant, for now at least❤

    • @pavelimani
      @pavelimani 10 месяцев назад +14

      Omg

    • @oatmilk4278
      @oatmilk4278 10 месяцев назад +45

      She's a strong woman ❤️❤️

    • @src3360
      @src3360 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@oatmilk4278 ❤❤ She really is

    • @Marco_Fabian37
      @Marco_Fabian37 10 месяцев назад +79

      Tell your mom she is so greatly appreciated. I’m sure she was an angel to those poor people . She has a heart of gold and should be given a Medal of Honor for all the lives she helped. I know my ex would have loved having her on his death bed when he passed away of aids. ❤❤

    • @alilweeb7684
      @alilweeb7684 10 месяцев назад +20

      Tell her she should really write a book. We could all learn from her caring

  • @arche2460
    @arche2460 3 года назад +1503

    I had a cousin that was HIV+. She died around 2016, but she went on to be the first HIV+ organ donor (to other HIV+ patients ofc). It was a huge comfort while grieving her to know that her death saved other people- not just the ones who directly got her organs, but also all the other HIV+ patients that will be able to receive organs from other HIV+ donors. Some of her organs were also donated to science to help them study HIV.

    • @ov7spears
      @ov7spears 3 года назад +25

      why did she die? isn't this virus controlable nowadays?

    • @arche2460
      @arche2460 3 года назад +117

      @@ov7spears She died from an overdose, but her mother and father were approached before she died (she was essentially brain dead for a week on life support) asking if they would consent to her being an organ donor. They said yes, and if I remember right they were able to use her liver and two kidneys? The rest of her organs were donated to science so they could study the disease more

    • @gwen6622
      @gwen6622 3 года назад +50

      @@ov7spears that's a pretty insensitive question

    • @gav668
      @gav668 2 года назад +63

      @@arche2460 may her memory be a blessing and her gift be someone's lifeline for a long time to come, i'm sorry for your loss

    • @davidvilla9458
      @davidvilla9458 2 года назад +6

      God bless her

  • @CHEGTO
    @CHEGTO 10 месяцев назад +120

    While at a young age Taking care of my uncle who had aids and watching him just slowly fall apart destroyed me and also taught me a lot about the human condition and how people act towards people who had it

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars 2 года назад +610

    I lost a very good friend to a brain tumor found exclusively in patients with AIDS I still miss him 25 years later 😭

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад +2

      Thank you DrChala on RUclips here, for all you do.just got my test results today and am now HIV negative, I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir Drchala.

    • @KMc-cw3qt
      @KMc-cw3qt Год назад +38

      @@jolielaw6550 Congratulations on being undetectable! Stay on your meds! Definitely ask Dr. Chala to explain why there is no such thing as HIV- yet.

    • @PallabDutt
      @PallabDutt Год назад +15

      @@KMc-cw3qt 💀

    • @Ilovelife-qk3ce
      @Ilovelife-qk3ce Год назад

      my liver hurts from hlv how can I get rid of hiv give an answer

    • @DanksterPaws
      @DanksterPaws 10 месяцев назад +40

      I cant tell if this is a bot thread or not it’s actually concerning

  • @Albinojackrussel
    @Albinojackrussel 6 лет назад +2351

    I can't even imagine how terrifying it must have been in those early years. It's scary now, even when we understand what it is and how to avoid it. But back then when people are just dying for no apparent reason

    • @robinhoodwasasocialist.1401
      @robinhoodwasasocialist.1401 6 лет назад +151

      Albinojackrussel I'm old enough to remember when it was called GRID. I definitely remember being scared by commercials and public service announcements when I was around five because all anyone knew for sure at the time was that the disease was a death sentence and had something to do with sex so they used scare tactics to educate the masses.

    • @kagutsuchi969
      @kagutsuchi969 6 лет назад +15

      That's just human history

    • @msjkramey
      @msjkramey 6 лет назад +128

      Just because it's human history doesn't mean that we can hand-wave it. the whole point of history is to learn from our past--right or wrong--and set up a better future for our peers and the next generation. We can do better. Don't ever forget that

    • @asdfffs
      @asdfffs 6 лет назад +92

      Imagine the plague in europe, where people knew even far less and were far more superstitious

    • @msjkramey
      @msjkramey 6 лет назад +7

      James Smith because people didn't know what caused it for a long time

  • @angelinag.woodruff8378
    @angelinag.woodruff8378 5 лет назад +1520

    RIP to all the millions of people (including my father) who died of HIV/AIDS.

  • @thefisherking78
    @thefisherking78 8 месяцев назад +49

    I've had a friend for like 10 years who's HIV+ and is doing pretty well. So glad to see continued progress in treating it.

    • @Hveragerthi
      @Hveragerthi 8 месяцев назад

      HIV+ does not mean infected with HIV nor even having been exposed.
      Also keep in mind that AIDS has more than one cause. In fact, HIV could not even cause AIDS under the original definition. It was not until 1982 that the U.S. government changed the definition of AIDS to fit HIV after Robert Gallo committed scientific fraud AGAIN by claiming HIV was the cause of AIDS for his own personal financial as he held the patent rights on the highly faulty HIV antibody tests at the time. Therefore, if he could convince people of his fraudulent claim he was making a fortune.

    • @rayy4pres194
      @rayy4pres194 7 месяцев назад +4

      Same! My bff is non-detectable now!

    • @lost-kw1pu
      @lost-kw1pu 2 месяца назад

      Is there any cure for HIV ? As far I know there is not

  • @rhiannonduncan3401
    @rhiannonduncan3401 10 месяцев назад +78

    My cousin passed away from AIDS in 2012. R.I.P., Andy. You're forever missed ❤

    • @cybercat29
      @cybercat29 10 месяцев назад +2

      Please accept my deepest condolences.

  • @userbosco
    @userbosco 5 лет назад +1907

    I think I only saw this dude blink 3 times

    • @c_money8080
      @c_money8080 5 лет назад +99

      I checked. It was 4 times lmao

    • @genebijou3772
      @genebijou3772 5 лет назад +35

      Reptilian Alien Confirmed....

    • @riproar11
      @riproar11 5 лет назад +43

      The whole video is made of cut scenes.

    • @karmakittenz69
      @karmakittenz69 4 года назад +15

      Asking an awful lot of questions there chief.........why dont we take a little ride..

    • @shambulingesh619
      @shambulingesh619 4 года назад +4

      😂

  • @thegangvault2
    @thegangvault2 6 лет назад +2399

    Just think; one day soon you may be able to make a video titled "the fall of HIV".

    • @abdulazizrushdi9154
      @abdulazizrushdi9154 6 лет назад +118

      not soon. Not soon at all. Even if there are promising methods, other political crap mean that not everyone will get the cure. It's even harder for those who live in developing countries.

    • @hello0959
      @hello0959 6 лет назад +81

      abdulaziz rushdi what about smallpox though? They eradicated that with the last person infected being in Bangladesh I think. Who's not to say the same will happen to HIV/AIDS too?

    • @fanOmry
      @fanOmry 6 лет назад +45

      Hello095 That'll be nice..
      But will deprive the medical establishment of the constant flow of money..

    • @abdulazizrushdi9154
      @abdulazizrushdi9154 6 лет назад +47

      Hello095 It's totally different. First of all, it's way harder to treat HIV because of its constant mutations (most of our methods of fighting off pathogens from vaccination to antibiotics are totally dependent on the fact that the pathogen being treated has a "constant" shape). This is why HIV cure isn't found yet.
      Second of all, politics now a day are a lot dirtier than back then. You can see the horrible-ness of different leaders around the world (from Trump in USA to Sisi in Egypt, world leaders right now are really crap)

    • @yojiviriak675
      @yojiviriak675 6 лет назад +7

      thegangvault2 from your lips to God's ears

  • @BFRIZZLE909
    @BFRIZZLE909 10 месяцев назад +366

    As a 90s kid I think of Ryan white and the struggle he went through to educate people and be seen. He was proof that the virus didn't discriminate.

    • @jessiem276
      @jessiem276 9 месяцев назад +15

      But he caught it through contaminated blood, not sex.

    • @justinfleming5119
      @justinfleming5119 9 месяцев назад

      Antibody testing was in place and the blood supply was safe by 1984. From then on the primary transmission vector was receptive anal intercourse.

    • @BreezyBellefu
      @BreezyBellefu 8 месяцев назад +3

      I know a lot of people got it from transfusions and vehicle accidents. It doesn’t discriminate.

    • @justinfleming5119
      @justinfleming5119 8 месяцев назад

      Do you. You know a lot of people who acquired HIV from vehicle accidents. How many, exactly?@@BreezyBellefu

    • @waffles3629
      @waffles3629 8 месяцев назад +9

      ​@@jessiem276 should we not treat people who have liver issues due to alcohol because "they knew the risks"? No, because that would be barbaric.

  • @SheyannaRose
    @SheyannaRose 10 месяцев назад +135

    Thank you for educating people about this topic. Rest in peace to all the victims of this disease and love to their families that had to go on without them. My uncle passed at only 23 years old from this in 95. My mom still has a hard time grieving my uncle. I wish I had gotten to know him.

    • @jd9119
      @jd9119 7 месяцев назад

      If your uncle lived a moral lifestyle, he'd still be around.

    • @BlackChimpanzeeMeateaters
      @BlackChimpanzeeMeateaters 5 месяцев назад

      Why is no one pointing out that this virus origin is from africa?? If this virus origin was from china everyone would be blasting their keyboards and all over social medias?

    • @TheRealSharkMaan
      @TheRealSharkMaan 10 дней назад

      what about needles you are so disrespectful

    • @SheyannaRose
      @SheyannaRose 10 дней назад

      @TheRealSharkMaan yeah I reported that dude and it still hasn't been taken down.

  • @theoregonguy
    @theoregonguy 6 лет назад +1970

    This was a great look at the HIV/AIDS epidemic origins without stigmatizing the people who have been infected. Thanks SciShow for being objective and using deductive reasoning in educating us about this disease.

    • @Bludgeoned2DEATH2
      @Bludgeoned2DEATH2 6 лет назад +58

      TheJeffreyJJones yeah man that's science. Objective, facts, reason, logic.

    • @theoregonguy
      @theoregonguy 6 лет назад +49

      Did you guys really have to bring politics and general idiotic racism into this? People all over the political spectrum, and of all races, tend to ignore any information that doesn't fit in their world view. Lets not be childish and just look at the science of this disease. I really enjoy how SciShow just gives out the actual information, rather than having an agenda and making videos that support it.

    • @sirplz1
      @sirplz1 6 лет назад +13

      Comedian cosmo when you bring in comments like that, do you ever question that you just hypocritied your own argument? You destroyed your argument by going against the premise!

    • @ChadwickBowlin
      @ChadwickBowlin 6 лет назад +25

      Sedyana ~ Black Americans have continuously suffered from institutional barriers and lack of access to healthcare that has continued the HIV epidemic in the American South for decades after the 80s ~

    • @exnihilo415
      @exnihilo415 6 лет назад +4

      If you want more detail, this book is excellent and covers all these one sentence summaries, in full chapters.
      www.amazon.com/Origins-AIDS-Jacques-Pepin/dp/0521186374

  • @brajeshsingh2391
    @brajeshsingh2391 4 года назад +2207

    the real heroes of our society are all scientists and biologists . what great work they did on this.

    • @HHHKingofKings58
      @HHHKingofKings58 4 года назад +37

      Some scientists. Some scientists, like Hilary Koprowski experiment on children and make polio vaccines from chimp matter allowing the SIV virus to enter humans.

    • @HVS.11.11
      @HVS.11.11 4 года назад +25

      Brajesh Singh scientist are the problem. There’s no such thing as hiv or aids. It’s never been isolated nor has it been extracted from someone who died from “aids complications”. The govt and scientist are evil

    • @rolcabs4258
      @rolcabs4258 4 года назад +44

      you should also add the sick people during that age because they were the ones receiving the very first medicines that lead to the new medicines of today

    • @aosu4976
      @aosu4976 4 года назад +9

      BAGS_OF_BISCUITS no such thing huh

    • @HVS.11.11
      @HVS.11.11 4 года назад +3

      D3rk0o where’s the proof?

  • @AZbluedot196
    @AZbluedot196 10 месяцев назад +9

    I lost my uncle in 1984, still miss him.

  • @marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938
    @marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938 2 года назад +61

    Our knowledge of virology has expanded tremendously since HIV was described...we only started understanding viruses in the 1930s...and how they worked in the late 1960s...it was scary for everyone because no one knew how it spread...coughing? Sneezes? Touch? I was a kid in the 70s/80s...🤷‍♂️

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      This is the best and safe effective treatment i have ever had which worked so well in curing my HIV
      I trust #DrChala here on RUclips, When he says that good food 🍱 is what I need to get my health back totally
      How can I ever pay you back for what you have done for me and my family !.

    • @mobiusbelts3607
      @mobiusbelts3607 8 месяцев назад

      You should read this:
      www.aidsorigins.com/wp-content/uploads/The-River-by-Edward-Hooper-2021-edition.pdf

    • @waffles3629
      @waffles3629 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@woodforthetrees3496 I mean it was literally in the video so...

  • @jessicazeller8060
    @jessicazeller8060 4 года назад +689

    Good job, RUclips algorithm for putting this in my recommended during the COVID-19 quarantine.

    • @sristiganguly4858
      @sristiganguly4858 4 года назад +5

      Same lol

    • @oliviaogilvie7206
      @oliviaogilvie7206 4 года назад +1

      Ha right.. 🙄

    • @vitamin24410
      @vitamin24410 4 года назад

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      Watch it full and most importantly *listen carefully*
      Enjoy.
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    • @MsAkadon
      @MsAkadon 4 года назад +2

      Okkkk now what !?? What did your comment do what information willbthat benefit anyone ?!!!

    • @zackisherep9246
      @zackisherep9246 4 года назад +1

      @@MsAkadon She's a moron. Just safely ignore them.

  • @prettycockroach
    @prettycockroach 3 года назад +96

    Plot twist: he is blinking when YOU'RE blinking.

  • @elfenmagix8173
    @elfenmagix8173 10 месяцев назад +46

    An excellent and informative video considering that I was an HIV/AIDS Educator in the late 1980s to 2005.

  • @Bruh_Idk
    @Bruh_Idk 9 месяцев назад +8

    It's so sad that the ones who are infected with diseases can be treated appallingly and discriminated against. I understand that the people who don't have the illness don't want it and might be scared, but I wish people would understand that it is not the infected faults that they are infected, they were most likely just unlucky. I wish people could be aware enough or be able to look past their fears and see reality for what it is.

  • @anyawillowfan
    @anyawillowfan 6 лет назад +1250

    Thank you for making such an informative video on this.

    • @Kepler_42
      @Kepler_42 6 лет назад +1

      Tamara Epps aren't all of there vidoes information

    • @bobelschlager6906
      @bobelschlager6906 6 лет назад +10

      Tamara Epps. The video really had a great deal of information presented in an easy to understand way, about the whole picture. Quite an accomplishment.

    • @otaku3OBSESSION
      @otaku3OBSESSION 6 лет назад

      Ckinsman if she only had HIV, she probably wouldn’t even know, since without the development of AIDS, she’d be mostly asymptomatic. ;)

    • @sachinwankhade376
      @sachinwankhade376 5 лет назад

      Tamara Epps where from you

    • @Hveragerthi
      @Hveragerthi 5 лет назад +1

      Not informative. Rather WRONG!!! The HIV came from monkeys or apes myth was disproven about 30 years ago.

  • @rowanmiller6035
    @rowanmiller6035 5 лет назад +285

    I met Marty St. Claire this year (the scientist who discovered that the AZT drug could treat HIV) and hearing her speak about the history of the disease was incredible. She was a great speaker and treated the topic with so much empathy when talking about the effects on the LGBT+ community. She was able to break down specific events during the AIDS crisis people generally don't hear about and give us a small glimpse of what it was like to live during it as an epidemiologist and microbiologist. If anyone wants to know more, I highly recommend looking up one of her talks or going to a conference to see her in person. I wish she was more famous.

    • @Simboiss
      @Simboiss 9 месяцев назад +1

      AZT was a violent poison that prevented cells from replicating, or caused cells to replicate incorrectly. It couldn't treat any disease at all.

    • @fryertuck6496
      @fryertuck6496 8 месяцев назад +7

      Didn't AZT kill almost everyone who took it?

    • @src3360
      @src3360 7 месяцев назад +3

      @@fryertuck6496
      No

    • @fryertuck6496
      @fryertuck6496 7 месяцев назад

      @@src3360 You need to do some research, that drug was toxic and killed almost every person who took it.
      From your comment I'm guessing you still mask up. 🤡

    • @user-od5hn1oz6i
      @user-od5hn1oz6i 6 месяцев назад

      Dr fauchi pushed azt and it killed alot of people

  • @anoyint
    @anoyint 6 месяцев назад +1

    Absolutely amazing that people were able to figure out all of those details.

  • @Jenny_Digital
    @Jenny_Digital 10 месяцев назад +56

    There was just one thing this excellent video didn’t mention about HIV… That those of us who are on treatments such as Triumeq or Rezolsta have such low viral loads as to live almost normal lives, uninfectious unless something stupid is done. It is no longer the death sentence it once was (where medical care is available).

    • @Brian-yt8fu
      @Brian-yt8fu 10 месяцев назад +3

      What about long term side effects of the Rx used to treat it ? Reading magazine there's dozens of Rx to choose from.

    • @Jenny_Digital
      @Jenny_Digital 10 месяцев назад +10

      @@Brian-yt8fu Rx?
      If you mean the tablets, well, it varies. Many tablets are very low harm and they have to be for they’re taken for years. The trick here is that the patient comes in for check-ups periodically, and adjustments are made as necessary. There’s probably about 30 or so different medications for the doctors to choose from, and trouble is spotted early.

    • @Brian-yt8fu
      @Brian-yt8fu 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@Jenny_Digital thx for the reply.

    • @jcwoods2311
      @jcwoods2311 9 месяцев назад +2

      Part two is about the research for treatment and prevention.

    • @Jenny_Digital
      @Jenny_Digital 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@jcwoods2311 I haven’t seen a part two. I’m curious now what they have to say.

  • @anushkalols
    @anushkalols 5 лет назад +191

    The narrator did a great job delivering this entire thing. Kudos man! I loved it👌

    • @shahmask
      @shahmask 5 лет назад +5

      Agreed, first time I've ever seen a video here. Well written and exceptionally well orated.

    • @madison3514
      @madison3514 5 лет назад +3

      Shaheen oh they are all excellent at these videos. Hank and Michael

    • @addiebuck9633
      @addiebuck9633 5 лет назад +3

      MorbidMaddi can’t agree with you more. This guy was very engaging. Easy to listen to.

  • @existencedefieslogic9658
    @existencedefieslogic9658 6 лет назад +161

    I always wanted to know about HIV and AIDS in detail. My school wasn't so open about teaching us about it lol. I'm so glad that you made this video. Can't wait for the part 2.

    • @ShiningDialga
      @ShiningDialga 6 лет назад +11

      Michael Skinner Probably a Catholic school that doesn't like to recognize the existence of sex outside of marriage or homosexuals.

    • @broudwauy
      @broudwauy 6 лет назад +3

      "How to Survive a Plague" was a pretty good documentary on the struggle for getting treatment and recognition of the disease.

    • @beepboopily6285
      @beepboopily6285 6 лет назад +2

      Michael Skinner
      You're right
      Sex doesn't equal love.

    • @beepboopily6285
      @beepboopily6285 6 лет назад +2

      Michael Skinner
      Yeah
      I just meant that if someone has sex with someone, that doesn't necessarily mean that they love that person.

    • @johndifrancisco3642
      @johndifrancisco3642 6 лет назад

      Existence Defies Logic, Where, Ronald Reagan High?

  • @O-Demi
    @O-Demi 6 месяцев назад +2

    I've never heard or thought about the origin of HIV, and it's fascinating and terrifying at the same time.

  • @vickyvicky2757
    @vickyvicky2757 9 месяцев назад +1

    This is simply an amazing video! So much information presented so concisely.Thank you very much.

  • @abbiepanda9367
    @abbiepanda9367 6 лет назад +471

    Your channel is so interesting!

    • @mocmeo9356
      @mocmeo9356 6 лет назад

      They cover almost everything and alot are full of information and facts

    • @montanatorice1985
      @montanatorice1985 6 лет назад +1

      It's fake news. He just reads a script

    • @abbiepanda9367
      @abbiepanda9367 6 лет назад +2

      Kotys Thrace Um I didn’t say anything about that I just said I liked this RUclips channel? Did you mean to reply to someone else?

  • @iamethanmarsh3627
    @iamethanmarsh3627 5 лет назад +1502

    of course it entered the us in 1969

    • @iamethanmarsh3627
      @iamethanmarsh3627 5 лет назад +87

      Hveragerthi omg its a joke. (69)

    • @iamethanmarsh3627
      @iamethanmarsh3627 5 лет назад +86

      Hveragerthi dude you are over reacting...

    • @anonymoussurfer8319
      @anonymoussurfer8319 5 лет назад +98

      @@Hveragerthi I didn't know there was a rulebook around meant to set parameters for telling a joke.

    • @vanosthemadtitan1775
      @vanosthemadtitan1775 5 лет назад +7

      @@anonymoussurfer8319 Do you mean grammar?

    • @anonymoussurfer8319
      @anonymoussurfer8319 5 лет назад +18

      @@vanosthemadtitan1775 Hey there depression! Long time no see!

  • @Tulpen23
    @Tulpen23 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great presentation - can't believe I've never heard most of these facts before!

  • @mnbalfour1985
    @mnbalfour1985 7 месяцев назад +2

    One of the few silver linings of HIV/AIDS is that it took our understanding of viruses into the stratosphere. We have effective treatments for all sorts of viral diseases now because of research on HIV, like the antivirals for hepatitus C, and influenza.

  • @DebutDiva
    @DebutDiva 3 года назад +215

    Hearing the phrase, "It just takes a while for a virus to take off" in 2021, just hits different...

    • @anyascelticcreations
      @anyascelticcreations 2 года назад +6

      Yeah. That's what I was thinking, too.

    • @WestIndianAK
      @WestIndianAK 2 года назад +12

      It depends very heavily on the *KIND* of disease involved.

    • @benjamingilley9629
      @benjamingilley9629 Год назад

      The disease didn’t take off until they started prescribing drugs and it killed people.
      Something changed and it wasn’t homosexual because it was virtually nonexistent until more recreational drugs hit the scene compromised immune system started killing some and then the prescribed drugs come in and wipe out millions.
      It was advanced by testing and by prescribing.
      Same thing we just experienced and are still experiencing.
      The likelihood of dying is from getting HIV is actually less than the coronavirus. And if you’re healthy individual and not have a destroyed immune system likelihood of dying or even being severely impacted by the coronavirus is still far less than .06%.

    • @Anonymous-id4dp
      @Anonymous-id4dp Год назад

      @@WestIndianAK alternative title : How two sick chimps caused a global pandemic : rise of American diseases

    • @RealTeaChick
      @RealTeaChick Год назад +3

      @@WestIndianAK and who gains from it 👍

  • @liannapfister8255
    @liannapfister8255 4 года назад +158

    Dude can you imagine if it was spread through saliva?
    We’d all be dead just from sharing drinks

    • @bluedaylight1243
      @bluedaylight1243 3 года назад +28

      Ebola: "uhm about that..."

    • @friendlytester6861
      @friendlytester6861 2 года назад +10

      No, “we” all don’t share drinks…… ?

    • @liannapfister8255
      @liannapfister8255 2 года назад +29

      @@friendlytester6861 obviously not _everyone_ shares drinks. But it’s relatively common among friends & families, in some cultures more than others.

    • @friendlytester6861
      @friendlytester6861 2 года назад +2

      @@liannapfister8255 well I’m black and we don’t do that, that’s nasty. And the fact that you made this comment during the COVID-19 pandemic is telling…

    • @liannapfister8255
      @liannapfister8255 2 года назад +30

      @@friendlytester6861 I find your self-righteousness amusing.
      And I didn’t make this comment “during a pandemic”. 1 year ago on a RUclips comment just means it hasn’t yet been 2 years.

  • @mezzasillyfangirl
    @mezzasillyfangirl 10 месяцев назад +5

    This is incredibly informative - I’ve had the wrong information for 40 years and now I know better

  • @ninademci1500
    @ninademci1500 10 месяцев назад

    Very informative. Thanks.

  • @Aarzu
    @Aarzu 4 года назад +220

    What fascinates me about HIV and AIDS is that the way doctors initially tried to treat it actually made it worse. The idea with some bad diseases is that you focus on killing it, then let the body recover (maybe with some help). They were treating it similarly to cancer. Unfortunately, that wasn't helping. So instead of focusing on killing the virus outright, the focus became reinforcing the immune system and inhibiting the virus.

    • @Hveragerthi
      @Hveragerthi 4 года назад +22

      One problem is that there are no common lab tests that can even confirm infection with HIV.
      Antibody tests are notoriously inaccurate with over 65 known causes for false positives on the HIV antibody test. Most of these are due to serological cross reactivity from things like common vaccines, some autoimmune disorders, pregnancy or multiple pregnancies, etc. Gammaglobulin or exposure without chronic infection also yield false positives.
      Polymerase chain reaction (PCR, "viral load") is also a joke. PCR neither confirms the presence of any particular virus nor its activity. It is guesswork based on what the antibody test says and is easily manipulated. If they want to show a higher viral load to scare people in to taking drugs all they have to do is increase replication cycles. If they want to make it appear a treatment is working all they have to do is reduce the replication cycles thus lowering the viral load. There are also numerous problems with accuracy that have been reported in the medical journals including contamination ("product carryover") , calibration, annealing time, etc.
      The original treatment for suspected HIV infection was pretty stupid. This was the drug AZT, which was originally developed in 1962 as a chemotherapy drug. It was originally banned for human use though as it was found to be too deadly for human use. This is due to the fact that unlike HIV the drug AZT completely collapses the immune system by reducing ALL IMMUNE CELLS including CD4s, which ironically is now part of the definition of AIDS.
      HIV could not even cause AIDS under the original definition of AIDS. It was not until Robert Gallo, who had already been busted for scientific fraud again committed fraud by announcing before a world wide AIDS symposium that the cause of AIDS was HIV that the government had to find a way to cover up Gallo's newest fraud. So they changed the definition of AIDS in the early 80s to fit the HIV virus to cover up Gallo's newest fraud since he was a top government scientist and therefore was going to embarrass the government with his newest fraud. Why did Gallo commit fraud again? For financial reasons. Gallo held the patent rights on the highly inaccurate HIV antibody test at the time so as long as people believed his fraud he was making a fortune.
      The only things that could cause AIDS under the original definition are the virus human herpes virus type 6 variant A and the drug AZT both of which completely collapse the immune system.
      In fact the largest study ever done on AZT, the Concorde Study, determined that the drug AZT shortened the lives of people testing HIV+, which again does not even mean HIV infected, since the AZT unlike HIV completely collapses the immune system leading to opportunistic infections that kill the person.

    • @aquariumnite
      @aquariumnite 10 месяцев назад

      First covid misinformation and now hiv misinformation. Source on HIV tests being unreliable?

    • @chuckspoke
      @chuckspoke 9 месяцев назад

      US population over 300 million and only 65 false positives….. lottery ticket to a new life and beginning.

    • @rnbsteenstar
      @rnbsteenstar 9 месяцев назад +2

      There are preventative you can take.

    • @tomhiggins9242
      @tomhiggins9242 9 месяцев назад

      @@Hveragerthi Your comment is a light of knowledge. Everyone should read John Crewdson's book "Science Fictions" that goes into the fraud that was Robert Gallo. Dr. Kerry Mullis in the Forward of Prof. Peter Duesburg book "Inventing the AIDS virus" said he attempted to find a scientific reference for a statement he wrote "HIV is the probable cause of AIDS." and could *NOT* find any! He asked the person who it was said discovered the alleged HIV virus Dr. Luc Montagnier - he could NOT give a scientific reference! So everything that the video asserts has zero basis in science. Lots of pretty pictures but zero actual science.

  • @lymezombie3236
    @lymezombie3236 6 лет назад +37

    And Lyme disease (and co-infections) can also be transmitted thru blood, sex, organ transplants, in vitro, etc., not just tick, mosquito, or flea bites. Which can lead to death. (I am mostly bed-bound now and my daughter died bc of this disease).
    Why do we not educate people about this, till its too late?
    Be aware and careful out there, folks.

    • @case4444
      @case4444 6 лет назад

      Lyme Z ombie your username is seems appropriate

    • @TheStoneSpiral
      @TheStoneSpiral 6 лет назад +5

      +AtarahDerek Lyme Disease can kill you if you have a suppressed immune system, children and the elderly are particularly at risk for this. It kills one in ten apparently. It takes like two seconds on Google to double check stuff these days.
      Wear your bug spray.

    • @lymezombie3236
      @lymezombie3236 6 лет назад +3

      AtarahDerek
      Lyme (& co-infections) is in every state, tho more so, in some than others. And, mosquitoes can pass on so-called tick-borne diseases, too. Perhaps, you'd be interested in learning more from one of many sites, such as, WhatIsLyme.com. The bulls-eye rash, you referred to, is not present all the time. If you or your dr wait for that, it could become chronic. I went thru about 3 yrs of treatment, relieving a lot of symptoms, but not all. I'm mostly home-bound, now. None of this is bs. My daughter's death is not bs. I've discovered that she was born with it, thru me. I said all of this, not for sympathy or even compassion, but for education. I knew nothing, really, about it, until I had to. I just want to help others be aware. Not sure why you are so adamant in your ideas, when you don't have all the facts. But that is up to you.
      My life has completely changed over night. I was an active person - a mom, student, business owner, volunteer, etc. Now, I can't move easily and its a struggle to do anything or get anyrhing done. I, now, have difficulty finding my words, tho I was quite intelligent (sorry for the lack of modesty in that explanation). I am in pain 24/7, making it difficult to even sleep. This is why I chose my username, as I did. I'm a shadow of who I used to be. Again, this is all to reply to your comments and to explain, not to complain. My story is not unique - there are many of us. Many who have the ability to express themselves better than I can.
      I do hope you never have a bad encounter with a snake or are affected by Lyme (etc) - wouldn't wish either on anyone. May you find knowledge without fear. Enjoy good health.

    • @lymezombie3236
      @lymezombie3236 6 лет назад

      Case Draughn Yes, it is. Please see my reasons in another reply in this thread. Thank you.

    • @louisiannef3122
      @louisiannef3122 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@lymezombie3236 I'm sorry about your loss 😢

  • @reifukaiyukikaze
    @reifukaiyukikaze 9 месяцев назад

    Thankyou for this informative videos👍👍

  • @dereakcolumbus3603
    @dereakcolumbus3603 9 месяцев назад

    Very interesting information. Very comprehensive

  • @dosadoodle
    @dosadoodle 6 лет назад +562

    I didn't realize it had crossed the animal / human barrier so long ago or how it had been transmitted. This was really informative.

    • @SkarlettesMomma
      @SkarlettesMomma 6 лет назад +38

      Dosadoodle i knew it came from chimps and it was the beginning of the century, from school, but i didn't know the exact details. I wish schools would use scishow in conjunction with their school books.

    • @whytho1707
      @whytho1707 6 лет назад +9

      Senior year one of my teachers showed crash course history. That's something.

    • @dosadoodle
      @dosadoodle 6 лет назад +2

      @Kevin, trolling?

    • @dosadoodle
      @dosadoodle 6 лет назад +1

      No one said it was hard to find.

    • @dosadoodle
      @dosadoodle 6 лет назад +3

      What I think is basic in several subjects you will know nothing about. So does that mean you are stupid? The way you seem to think about people certainly makes me question your intelligence.

  • @guillermojrboy3292
    @guillermojrboy3292 5 лет назад +558

    So the Bohemian Rhapsody trailer (ad) just played in front of this video. Wth, youtube?!

    • @crazydingo3
      @crazydingo3 5 лет назад +42

      The universe is just funny like that sometimes.

    • @Kat-yv5ye
      @Kat-yv5ye 5 лет назад +7

      I would've thrown my phone and cried hsjsjs

    • @JaceCavacini
      @JaceCavacini 5 лет назад +7

      Ad blockers. Get one. Then you can rant at websites that whine about ad blockers.

    • @spacedragon8929
      @spacedragon8929 5 лет назад +2

      I would actually fight whoever thought that would be a good idea

    • @brycelahm1283
      @brycelahm1283 5 лет назад +6

      Sadly ironic

  • @claudiobeachball
    @claudiobeachball 10 месяцев назад +7

    This is quite fascinating. I didn’t know how it was theorized Haitian immigrants were some of the first people who popped up with AIDS. I am surprised the video didn’t mention Robert Rayford, a teen in St. Louis who died of what we now know as AIDS which predates the 1969 theorized HIV arrival date in the US.

  • @richardraget171
    @richardraget171 2 года назад +1

    Superb Host !
    Rapid Fire Delivery !
    Diction with Emphatics as Clear as a Bell !

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      Thank you DrChala on RUclips here, for all you do.just got my test results today and am now HIV negative, I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir Drchala.

  • @squiggznomoney1990
    @squiggznomoney1990 6 лет назад +13

    This may be the best series youve ever done. Absolutely amazing coverage! Thank you so much for this piece of history thats been missing for me

  • @rida-18
    @rida-18 4 года назад +787

    Here are all the times the guy blinked:
    0:53
    1:10
    2:06
    2:16
    3:16
    3:43
    4:04
    4:45
    6:15
    6:41
    6:55 and 6:57 he miraculously blinked twice in a row😂
    7:35
    9:38
    9:51
    10:02
    10:08
    ✌🏻

  • @solnova7928
    @solnova7928 8 месяцев назад

    so informative!

  • @Rakesh51191
    @Rakesh51191 2 года назад +1

    So awesome illustration. Great work 👌

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      This is the best and safe effective treatment i have ever had which worked so well in curing my HIV
      I trust #DrChala here on RUclips, When he says that good food 🍱 is what I need to get my health back totally
      How can I ever pay you back for what you have done for me and my family

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      Thank you DrChala on RUclips here, for all you do.just got my test results today and am now HIV negative, I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir Drchala..

  • @GKOALA7
    @GKOALA7 6 лет назад +21

    Thank you, Michael, for presenting this topic in such a mature, informative, and tactful manner.

  • @miasoriano4473
    @miasoriano4473 6 лет назад +7

    I’ve been watching sci show for years like if it’s a television series. At one point my whole family and I would put your videos on the tv and just watch them for hours. All my friends tell me I’m a nerd and I’m not even mad. I absolutely LOVE this channel.

  • @roystonboodoo7525
    @roystonboodoo7525 8 месяцев назад

    Always impressed with concise fact-based complete info, rattled off fluently in this channel vids.

    • @Hveragerthi
      @Hveragerthi 7 месяцев назад +1

      HIV did not come from a monkey. That myth was disproven over 30 years ago when it was found that HIV was not even remotely close relative to HIV. SIV only has 43% of the same genetics as HIV, which means it is impossible to HIV to have come from SIV. With such a wide variance, mutations from SIV to HOV by natural genetic drift would mean we wold literally have had millions of variations between the two viruses, which have never existed.
      The HIV came from a monkey myth stems from some lab samples of monkey tissues from a lab polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tested for HIV despite the fact that this test cannot confirm the presence of any particular virus. The monkey samples came back positive for HIV, even though HIV is a human virus, not a monkey virus. It was not until 2 years later that they very quietly announced that the money tissue cultures had been contaminated in the lab, and the monkeys never had HIV. By then though, the HIV came from monkeys myth had taken a strong hold, and the myth never died.

  • @pazthakrar9270
    @pazthakrar9270 4 месяца назад

    A very informative and excellent presentation, educational, about what is still seen as taboo subject,Thank you for the upload,

  • @eustacia03
    @eustacia03 6 лет назад +24

    Thank you so much for doing this. It's important the preserve the history of the AIDS crisis and the science that pulled us out. Too many people who are too young to have seen it don't know how much it changed the world, how scary that time was.

  • @mrdargovans
    @mrdargovans 4 года назад +267

    Please, I beg of you to stop staring into my soul and for gods sake blink and hydrate your eyes 😭😭😭

    • @johndonne2181
      @johndonne2181 3 года назад

      He blink because he is lying about origins of aids. Read Edward Hooper the river)

    • @user-lehsun-le-garib
      @user-lehsun-le-garib 3 года назад

      @@johndonne2181 so how it spread?

    • @johndonne2181
      @johndonne2181 3 года назад

      @@user-lehsun-le-garib ruclips.net/video/uywzbRLz5zc/видео.html

    • @johndonne2181
      @johndonne2181 3 года назад +5

      Many theories have been proposed to explain the
      origin of AIDS. The most popular is the so-called
      "cut-hunter" hypothesis, in which an African hunter
      was parenterally exposed to monkey blood contaminated
      with a virus closely related to HIV
      (Karpas, 1990; Hrdy, 1987). The infected individual
      then spread the virus throughout Africa via war,
      prostitution, urbanization and tribal rituals. The
      problem with this theory is that it would take
      hundreds of years for HIV to spread in this manner,
      and AIDS is a relatively recent disease (Krause, 1992;
      Huminer et al., 1987). A more likely explanation for
      the AIDS pandemic is a massive population exposure
      to an HIV-like virus contained in a vaccine.
      Such an exposure may have taken place in the Belgian
      Congo (now Zaire, Rwanda and Burundi) from
      1957 to 1959. An oral polio vaccine manufactured
      at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia was administered to hundreds of thousands of inhabitants
      of this area, including 320,000 infants and children
      (Koprowski, 1960). The vaccine was made in fresh
      monkey kidney cells that were known to be contaminated
      with at least 18 different simian viruses
      (Hayflick et al., 1962). The vaccine itself was found
      to be contaminated with an "unidentified nonpoliomyelitis
      virus" that was never characterized
      (Sabin, 1959).
      Several facts lend support to the polio vaccine
      hypothesis of the origin of AIDS. The vaccine was
      probably developed in fresh kidney explants from
      macaque monkeys, although African green monkeys
      may also have been used, and the exact monkey species
      remains uncertain (Smith, 1990). It is now known
      that HIV can infect at least one species of macaque
      (Agy et al., 1992), and HIV antibodies have been detected
      in African green monkeys (Lecatsas and
      Alexander, 1992). Thus HIV or a precursor virus
      could have contaminated the kidney cell cultures. The
      area where the vaccination program took place had
      the highest incidence of AIDS-related diseases in the
      "pre-AIDS" 1960s and 1970s (Williams, 1992). This
      observation is consistent with exposure of the population
      to HIV during childhood prior to dissemination
      of the virus to other areas during adulthood. In
      the Congo vaccine trial, the vaccine was administered
      by nebulizer into the pharynx of each infant and
      child. This method of administration would expose
      mucosal cells to the virus and increase the likelihood of latent infection (Lehner et aL, 1991). Other infectious
      diseases in the vaccinated population might also
      have contributed to an increased susceptibility to an
      HIV-like virus contained in the Congo vaccine.

    • @johndonne2181
      @johndonne2181 3 года назад +1

      if you want more information then give me your email. and i will send you books and articles

  • @twiddle7125
    @twiddle7125 8 месяцев назад +1

    An updated video would be great.

  • @jeffreysokal7264
    @jeffreysokal7264 9 месяцев назад

    Pretty short but accurate account. Nice job!

  • @domjay
    @domjay 6 лет назад +253

    You guys should cover the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment next-

    • @filonin2
      @filonin2 6 лет назад +34

      Like how they did four years ago? ruclips.net/video/hRwWxELXakA/видео.html

    • @domjay
      @domjay 6 лет назад +14

      Awsm, thanks-

    • @filonin2
      @filonin2 6 лет назад +10

      np bro

    • @karlakirkpatrick8927
      @karlakirkpatrick8927 6 лет назад +2

      yes that was sooooooo wrong sicko c i a

    • @filonin2
      @filonin2 6 лет назад +7

      +Karla Kirkpatrick That had nothing to do with the CIA. The CIA wasn't even founded until 15 years after the experiment started.

  • @cboston88
    @cboston88 6 лет назад +6

    Your show is always a great time to watch, but I have to say this episode seemed to have notably more serious, reverent tone. Especially coming for Aranda. This is and has obviously been an intimately serious issue for thousands of people and I appreciate how you handled it with regards to tone. Y'all have always had a knack for good empathy in your content.

  • @heatherhamilton9777
    @heatherhamilton9777 6 месяцев назад

    Well that was a terrifying bit of education.

  • @Articulate99
    @Articulate99 2 года назад +1

    Always interesting, thank you.

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      This is the best and safe effective treatment i have ever had which worked so well in curing my HIV
      I trust #DrChala here on RUclips, When he says that good food 🍱 is what I need to get my health back totally
      How can I ever pay you back for what you have done for me and my family !.

  • @joshdixon8268
    @joshdixon8268 5 лет назад +13

    I love this show. I am glad there're still people out there doing knowledge based shows

  • @samiadilrus
    @samiadilrus 4 года назад +11

    my eyes started watering watching him not blink

  • @John-bv2ft
    @John-bv2ft 10 месяцев назад

    Very informative

  • @bes03c
    @bes03c 9 месяцев назад +1

    I didn't know the story with this much detail.

  • @Suprsim
    @Suprsim 6 лет назад +5

    Thanks for tackling such an important subject Scishow, very well done. Looking forward to the next episode, and more content like this.

  • @generaldiego
    @generaldiego 6 лет назад +45

    Good stuff. Glad to hear more talking about this. So many people just don't know a thing about HIV/AIDS

  • @greg61377
    @greg61377 8 месяцев назад +2

    my father got it, he died from in it in 1993. I remember him crying on the steps when i was very young. Maybe 5 or 6. I had never seen him cry.
    I came over and gave him a hug and told him " dont worry dad it will be ok " he stopped for moment then kept crying. Looking back i think this was the day he found out he would die. it was brutal horrible death. He looked like the old photos from WW2 in the death camps. Hopefully we will find a cure

    • @Hveragerthi
      @Hveragerthi 8 месяцев назад

      Cures have existed since the day they introduced HIV. The FDA has blocked every single proven cure including ozone therapy, Compound Q, lentinan, etc
      Although, in many cases, people's AIDS went away by simply getting off the AZT, which unlike HIV causes a complete collapse of the immune system, which is also why AZT was one of the first causes of AIDS and has continued to be the primary cause of AIDS. This is why AZT was not allowed on the market when it was invented as a chemo drug in 1962. It was deemed too deadly for human use. The medical establishment though does not refer to these cases as cures though, but rather refers to them as "spontaneous remissions".
      Big part of the problem is that the vast majority of people, including most doctors have no clue what AIDS is. AIDS is not a disease, it is a syndrome. Acquired Immune Deficiency SYNDROME. Syndromes are not diseases, they are a group of symptoms, which can have more than one cause as is the case with AIDS.
      Under the original definition of AIDS, HIV could not even cause AIDS. The only things that could cause AIDS under the original definition are human herpes virus type 6 variant A (HHV6-A) and AZT, both of which unlike HIV completely collapse the immune system that led to the opportunistic infections that originally defined AIDS. It was not until 1982 that the U.S. government changed the definition of AIDS to fit HIV to cover up the newest fraud by one of their top scientist Robert Gallo who lied claiming HIV was the cause of AIDS for his own financial gain. Gallo held the patent rights on the highly faulty HIV antibody test of the time.

    • @Meatlover971
      @Meatlover971 6 месяцев назад +1

      😢

  • @PVBJR
    @PVBJR 9 месяцев назад +1

    Very interesting - retired nurse here. Thanks.

  • @TheArrogantMonk
    @TheArrogantMonk 6 лет назад +15

    I've really grown to enjoy you and Hank as speakers. You two have nailed an approachable delivery while maintaining credibility on every topic. Thank you for your efforts, passion and most importantly, information.
    Looking forward to the future with you and your wonderful team.

  • @TsunaTakahiro
    @TsunaTakahiro 4 года назад +188

    Want to know something similar about the HIV outbreak and the coronavirus outbreak? Our government ignored both and let it spread

    • @jamsaidemelo1367
      @jamsaidemelo1367 4 года назад +14

      Let's keep in mind that the time it took to spread is much shorter for Covid and the world is taking action. Even if earlier action would have helped the steps that are being taken now will and is reducing the level of victims. Covid is for all of is to take seriously and take action. Stay safe and let's try to think long term. Time to come.together.

    • @chinchilla1956
      @chinchilla1956 4 года назад +9

      They didn't know enough about HIV back in the day.

    • @johnlardas2637
      @johnlardas2637 4 года назад +2

      He ain’t lying tho

    • @johnlardas2637
      @johnlardas2637 4 года назад +2

      Don’t be fooled by this propaganda

    • @kwezisekeleni6938
      @kwezisekeleni6938 3 года назад +10

      Wanna know something similar?
      They were both created
      *drops mic

  • @blairemeister
    @blairemeister 9 месяцев назад +1

    a battle is being waged inside of me... I had been fighting this silent battle for quite sometime now, even though i know what the outcome in the end might be, still i find hope and strength from family, friends, and people around me.. But lately i realized, im already growing tired and weary, and hope slowly faded away, but acceptance is still there with me, i just want to live my life, the way it is (whatevers left of it). i gave up on my arv and other medications for quite sometime now, and im feeling the consequences already. But i have no regrets in doing it.. "I JUST WANT TO LIVE WHATEVERS LEFT OF MY LIFE THE WAY I WANTED IT TO BE". for those people who are having the same burden, please dont give up, dont be like me..

  • @regan3873
    @regan3873 5 лет назад +15

    Your voice is really relaxing

  • @ollywill1657
    @ollywill1657 6 лет назад +4

    This was fascinating. Thank you for being so brilliant in educating us about this important issue

  • @szymontrela7650
    @szymontrela7650 Год назад

    by the way... great video!

  • @camerondoll3876
    @camerondoll3876 Год назад

    This educated me alot thanks for the Iformation

  • @markharris8323
    @markharris8323 5 лет назад +8

    I think this video is excellent. One of the most informative things I’ve watched on RUclips.

  • @thomasdimarco1167
    @thomasdimarco1167 6 лет назад +1656

    I have a question: why do we blink when we heard a loud noise?

    • @furzekake1
      @furzekake1 6 лет назад +842

      its a reflex. your brain tries to protect your eye balls by shutting them to prevent anything entering it.

    • @Crondo420ReFrEsHe
      @Crondo420ReFrEsHe 6 лет назад +163

      Thomas Di Marco that's basic instinct, im glad we do it, maybe because all land animals almost do it.

    • @admiralmudkip9836
      @admiralmudkip9836 6 лет назад +40

      Flinching, basically...

    • @thomasdimarco1167
      @thomasdimarco1167 6 лет назад +18

      HxissGurl thank you for responding! Now i know thank you!

    • @jasonreviews
      @jasonreviews 6 лет назад

      Doge coin? LOLs.

  • @Acads72
    @Acads72 9 месяцев назад

    nice info

  • @jtmoore662
    @jtmoore662 2 года назад +11

    My ex GF said that she had an uncle that died back in the mid 80s. She said he was in like his mid 40s and was never married and can remember him just getting sick all the time. She said no one confirmed this but she looks back and thinks that he may have had AIDS. There was other stuff to the story that I dont want to speculate on but she is pretty sure it was AIDS.

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      Thank you DrChala on RUclips here, for all you do.just got my test results today and am now HIV negative, I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir Drchala..

    • @GodSonBlessed
      @GodSonBlessed 9 месяцев назад +3

      A lot of people were still ashamed about people contracting hiv and people dying of aids. so a lot of families were hiding the fact and only telling people that the infected person died of "cancer" or "acute tuberculosis" which were only complications resulting from HIV/aids.

  • @IWipedI
    @IWipedI 6 лет назад +7

    Very informational video.
    Scishow should make this a series, covering other diseases like this, showing the basics of them and adding extra info that its not usually said, like origins, and evolutions.
    Keep up the great work!

  • @jrchmgn2774
    @jrchmgn2774 4 года назад +23

    I think I lost on no blinking challenge with this guy.

  • @CarcharothQuijadasdelased
    @CarcharothQuijadasdelased 8 месяцев назад +1

    What a gift!

  • @namukhulaelizabeth698
    @namukhulaelizabeth698 2 года назад +1

    Great video. I need to watch part 2. Drop me the link please

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад +1

      This is the best and safe effective treatment i have ever had which worked so well in curing my HIV
      I trust #DrChala here on RUclips, When he says that good food 🍱 is what I need to get my health back totally
      How can I ever pay you back for what you have done for me and my family !.

  • @wovfm
    @wovfm 4 года назад +22

    Well done explanation, excellently presented without hysteria - I worked in the field and found out things I was unaware of back then.

  • @JiveAmpersan
    @JiveAmpersan 6 лет назад +6

    You should do videos like this for other diseases too! Very interesting.

  • @jorionrange8336
    @jorionrange8336 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you.

  • @poky1958
    @poky1958 2 года назад +3

    This is very interesting, to me a 34 yr. surviver.

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      Thank you DrChala on RUclips here, for all you do.just got my test results today and am now HIV negative, I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir Drchala.

    • @Meatlover971
      @Meatlover971 6 месяцев назад +1

      Kudos, I hope you're still fine 🙂, Keep taking your meds and enjoy life.

  • @irvinmejia846
    @irvinmejia846 6 лет назад +91

    I hope there will be a cure to HIV/AIDS

    • @9000fail
      @9000fail 6 лет назад +2

      Sangamo Therapeutics have treated/cured 100+ HIV patients. Been healthy for 3 years since initial therapy. This is the same company who did the first ever in-vivo human gene editing recently. Sangamo will cure every rare disease IMVHO.

    • @admiralmudkip9836
      @admiralmudkip9836 6 лет назад +12

      Disposing of Jake Paul would be a start...

    • @FAROOQ95123
      @FAROOQ95123 6 лет назад +1

      nope , it is highly profitable to cure it soon enough

    • @hitwrld
      @hitwrld 6 лет назад +7

      I bet the government has the cure for it but they wouldn’t profit. Why cure someone in 1 day when you can keep treating them for years and profit from it. Think about it.

    • @AQCE245
      @AQCE245 6 лет назад

      Irvin Mejia There is a cure for Aids look at magic he is living proof

  • @hashidatackey8758
    @hashidatackey8758 6 лет назад +802

    Rip Freddie mercury

    • @blacktainfalcon7097
      @blacktainfalcon7097 5 лет назад +53

      Hashida Tackey He was monkeying around too much

    • @knrtn439
      @knrtn439 5 лет назад +4

      It's not easy...

    • @isorozco511
      @isorozco511 5 лет назад +13

      He was overrated.

    • @kiah1899
      @kiah1899 5 лет назад +4

      Hashida Tackey rip

    • @zenobonk1053
      @zenobonk1053 5 лет назад +55

      @@isorozco511 in every s3nse he is the best singer ever

  • @williamhyde2310
    @williamhyde2310 10 месяцев назад +4

    I remember reading about 20 years ago an article about a patient in 1969 in St Louis that died of symptoms very much like HIV/AIDS . I dont know what the follow up was to it

  • @sumguy2581
    @sumguy2581 5 лет назад +120

    This is one of the most informative videos on hiv I've ever seen. It really answered many of my questions.

    • @Hveragerthi
      @Hveragerthi 5 лет назад +1

      What questions? The HIV came from monkeys or apes myth was disproven about 30 years ago.

    • @danwhitty4202
      @danwhitty4202 5 лет назад

      Left out how make Sodomy made the disease spread like wildfire....he seemed more interested in blaming "female" prostitutes and women and children?

    • @ibrahim9761
      @ibrahim9761 4 года назад

      sum guy read about Dr Jack Felder he had a Book entitled AIDS

    • @fuokugoooge8314
      @fuokugoooge8314 4 года назад +3

      @@Hveragerthi prove it show the research and sources

    • @Hveragerthi
      @Hveragerthi 4 года назад

      @@fuokugoooge8314 Why? Are you too lazy or too stupid to know how to do basic research?

  • @Myk3916
    @Myk3916 6 лет назад +4

    Good vid Mike

  • @jalaneperry7643
    @jalaneperry7643 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for posting this because i was
    Some what niave about the disease

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      This is the best and safe effective treatment i have ever had which worked so well in curing my HIV
      I trust #DrChala here on RUclips, When he says that good food 🍱 is what I need to get my health back totally
      How can I ever pay you back for what you have done for me and my family

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      Thank you DrChala on RUclips here, for all you do.just got my test results today and am now HIV negative, I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir Drchala..

  • @Arazorblade
    @Arazorblade 7 месяцев назад +2

    I remember watching a documentary about how some Belgian doctors created camps in Cameroon or Congo where they used Chimpanzees pancreas for some kind of vaccines for Malaria or something . This was administered to the unsuspecting African natives causing major outbreaks of AIDS because those chimpanzees has aids virus in their pancreas. By the time doctors realised, it was too late. They never disclosed it to Africans and closed the camp and ran away leaving African to their fate.

  • @Cakez253
    @Cakez253 6 лет назад +5

    I work in a lab that researches treatments for HIV. It was very interesting to learn about how it all started. Thanks!

    • @alejandrogm1588
      @alejandrogm1588 Год назад

      You are part of the problem then congratulations. You are perpetuating this disease along with your colleagues that have zero interest on finding a cure. Hell, they even haven't made a vaccine yet that prevents catching this crap. But what do you know, it was fairly easy for Covid. A virus that's only 3 y/o versus a 40 y/o virus. What does that tell you genius?

  • @c8Lorraine1
    @c8Lorraine1 5 лет назад +8

    Thank you for being frank and educating us. Getting Facts out there, is the only way to stop the rumours and misinformation spreading at alarming rate

  • @FilterYT
    @FilterYT Год назад

    This was so well done, thank you.

  • @anyascelticcreations
    @anyascelticcreations 2 года назад +1

    This is really interesting to watch in 2021 during the COVID 19 pandemic.

    • @jolielaw6550
      @jolielaw6550 2 года назад

      This is the best and safe effective treatment i have ever had which worked so well in curing my HIV
      I trust #DrChala here on RUclips, When he says that good food 🍱 is what I need to get my health back totally
      How can I ever pay you back for what you have done for me and my family !.

  • @shadowcrawler300
    @shadowcrawler300 6 лет назад +293

    Plague Inc. is a wonderful game.

    • @Tokuijin
      @Tokuijin 6 лет назад +1

      Hells yeah but, damn, I fell all the way off

    • @Quazex
      @Quazex 6 лет назад +28

      If another global pandemic happens meet me in Greenland

    • @AltoSilver
      @AltoSilver 6 лет назад +7

      It might be better to go to Madagascar, since they almost always seem to shut down their borders.

    • @diegosilva3927
      @diegosilva3927 6 лет назад +1

      Quazex But Greenland is the firat country to fall, there is less people there then most countrys around the globe

    • @ekramer2478
      @ekramer2478 6 лет назад

      Well for some Greenland first!

  • @harambejr.4711
    @harambejr.4711 6 лет назад +1718

    *Smh, you humans kill my dad and then accuse my cousin Charles the Chimpanzee of this? Disgrace!*

    • @interracial2564
      @interracial2564 6 лет назад +20

      you can thank your cdc for this one (lab made virus )

    • @avinashzoom
      @avinashzoom 6 лет назад +23

      Love your dad

    • @mylesbishop1240
      @mylesbishop1240 6 лет назад +16

      We'll kill you next if you TOUCH A HUmAN BABi!

    • @interracial2564
      @interracial2564 6 лет назад +1

      well you better get started cuz that's what they r doing.

    • @henonaga9879
      @henonaga9879 6 лет назад +12

      They eat our people and get aids.