HIV Aids and Glyconutrients

HIV Aids and Glyconutrients
By Kerry Greening

If you or a loved one is suffering form HIV or AIDS, you need to review this information thoroughly.

The AIDS epidemic is affecting millions of lives of young children and adults in Africa and around the world; the average life expectancy in Africa is 47. This is a tragic situation and soon the world will find out what they can do to help. If this epidemic continues no one will even know what an old person looks like in Africa.

On October 15th 2005, the term glyconutrients will enter into the public consciousness and dictionaries of the world. In Los Angeles, California, the first World Wide AIDS Concert will be held to raise money to supply glyconutrients for children in Africa and other third world countries that are devastated with AIDS. Watch for the first and subsequent events on a network station in your area.

During the next three years, six ‘Live Aid’ type concerts will focus exclusively on Global AIDS Awareness. AIDS is the single largest threat to children in third world countries, and increasingly so in the west, yet it captures few headlines. Other concerts will take place in the UK, Russia, Brazil, Africa and China during the three years. The executive producer of the series is Hal Uplinger, who was the US producer for the Live Aid concerts in the 80’s and at the turn of the century for the Millennium Show. He will bring together massive talent to make this his largest undertaking ever!

U2, one of the most popular rock bands in the world, along with the Dave Matthews Band, will be performing at the initial concert in LA. The Global AIDS Awareness Program is a series of live concerts, each of which will be telecasted worldwide. The Program will increase AIDS awareness and raise money to improve the quality of life for AIDS children around the world.

"There are millions of hopeless children who are suffering from AIDS. The discovery of glyconutrients offers one of the best opportunities to impact their quality of life. While researchers continue their struggle to find a future cure, it is imperative that we raise an awareness of the huge impact this new discovery can make today." —Hal Uplinger, Television Producer of these historic fund raising events

Maybe "the cure" is really the human body. The human body is truly the miracle; it is the job of science to find what the body requires to function at optimal wellness. Through history it has been proven time and again that providing essential nutrients through foods that you eat, to support your bodies systems to run efficiently, is truly your best medicine. It is your body that can recover from illness and prevent the onset of a disease or condition, but only when your bodies systems are supported properly.

Recent science has discovered a group of essential nutrients that has been overlooked in the past called glyconutrients.

Glyconutrients have been improving the quality of life of children with HIV/AIDS in third world counties. We have to continue to raise awareness and funds to help support these needy children of the world.