>probably 30+
>at least those are the ones i can claim to have worked with
>closely
>(and im talking medically trained, not just the ones who affix
>dr. to their name
>without having any knowledge of even basic chemistry or
>biology
>and no, not just U.S trained)

Titles mean less to me than the work that one puts in and accomplishes.

>
>how many have saved lives? all of them

I didn't ask how many lives did they save. I ask how many diseases have they healed. I'm sure that they are good in the clutch with trauma and medical emergencies, but healing chronic diseases (better yet, PREVENTING chronic diseases), them dudes don't have a clue.

>and because death is a factor of life, there are also people
>they have been unable to save
>now, do you know why HIV is today considered a chronic
>condition, unlike when it first hit?
>you dont?: medication.
>now, is there a cure for HIV/AIDS. not yet. im waging to bet
>its coming
> we are far better at suppressing the effect of HIV than we
>ever were
>the issue now is how to get rid of the virus in the last
>reaches where it 'hides' (e.g. the brain <- if you knew some
>biology you would know why this is difficult)
>

All of the above is just a drawn out excuse for allowing something to proliferate much longer than it has to.

>is dr. sebi curing people of HIV and Aids?
>tell us more
>

Sebi's record and success is very much public. If you don't want to accept it, then that's on you.

>i like this game
>over to you
>how many doctors do you know?
>
>

Enough. I'm not all that impressed with most of 'em. Most are quite clueless on how to PREVENT disease, which is the cornerstone of maintaining health.