can u cure aids with bleach?
400734
Somehow I dont think so.
1094431
If you are talking about masturbating yourself, the answer is NO, you can't get AIDS. Now, if the case is about masturbating someone else... well, if he has AIDS, and his sperm touches an open wound in your body, then you are at risk. Be careful!
961300
You knew your Mother wasn't very clean, so you should have worn a condum.  The only cure for aids is death.  Luckily, a butt head that would ask this stupid a question shouldn't much mind dying.
1004685
You need to add some details and context to a question like this.  A few drops on the skin is not deadly, although I'd rinse it off.  Bleach should never be ingested in any quantity, although any damage a few drops might do should heal pretty quick.  Dilution with an ounce or two of water (for a few drops of bleach) is usually effective.  Under no circumstances should bleach be intentionally applied to anyone for anything.  Soap and water for general cleaning, or possibly rubbing alcohol or 3% hydrogen peroxide for wound sterilization is the way to go.
69737
yes it does. It also kills the AIDS virus. Too bad it will kill humans if it is ingested or put in the veins. Otherwise we could use it to kill all of our illnesses.
540864
i have aids! and i took lemon peel to cure it
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(m)\n\nFALSE. \n\nThe AIDS virus is actually quite flimsy and dies when the fluid it lives in, usually semen or blood, is exposed to air and dries out. It does not live long or well outside the human body, probably for not longer than a few hours. Wiping up the fluids with household bleach can kill the virus. In addition, the virus can be washed from the hands or skin with regular soap.
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It's not true that all viruses cannot be cured. However, timing is most important. If antivirals are administered early enough, they can prevent infection. For HIV, they'll start you immediately on a bunch of anti-reverse transcriptase drugs, for HBV they'll give you a shot of anti-HBsAg antibodies, etc. Of course, once you are infected, it's too late as everyone stated above.
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poison? bleach? acid? ect...
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It depends which STD you're talking about. So far no one has found a cure for AIDS. Medications for syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia and herpes are available with a doctor's prescription. I think you've been watching some pretty slanted reports designed to scare the populace and make them madder at the pharmaceutical companies than they already are.
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You can use Lamisil (either the cream or a pill provided by the doc)  You can also use a little bit more painful and unsafe method- bleach.
726858
you can kill mold with bleach
1084298
Nope. That's what bleach is for. If you are trying to get fungus out of your socks, BLEACH THEM.
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No. There is currently no cure for AIDs. There are some anti-viral drugs that try and stop the virus from multiplying. These drugs extend a person's lifespan.\n\nRecently, several strains of HIV have mutated and the drugs are not as effective. This is because some people are engaging in unsafe sexual behavior and exposing themselves again and again to these other strains. A person can become infected with several strains at once. If you have HIV, you should not engage in unsafe sexual activities with other HIV sufferers (i.e. always wear a condom unless you are in a monogamous relationship).\n\nI will be walking in a "Aid for AIDS in Nevada" charity walk this Sunday. If you (or anyone else) is interested in sponsoring me, please click the link below.
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Myth & Reality of HIV AIDS (Myth is nothing but perception)\n\nMYTH: HIV or AIDS can be cured.\n\nREALITY: To date, there is no cure for HIV or AIDS and there are no vaccines to prevent HIV infection.\n\nMYTH: HIV/AIDS is a gay disease.\n\nREALITY: Anyone is susceptible to HIV/AIDS, regardless of their sexual orientation. Everyone is potentially at risk of getting HIV if they share needles or practice unsafe sex. Worldwide, HIV is spread most often through heterosexual contact.\n\nMYTH: You can get HIV from breathing the air around an HIV-infected person or from hugging or holding hands with an HIV-infected person.\n\nREALITY: HIV cannot be transmitted through:\n• toilet seats or door-knob handles\n• touching, hugging, holding hands, or cheek kissing with an HIV-infected person.\n• sharing eating utensils with an HIV-infected person.\n• mosquito bites.\nHIV is transmitted through contact with an HIV-positive person’s infected body fluids, such as semen, pre-ejaculate fluid, vaginal fluids, blood, or breast milk. HIV can also be transmitted through needles used for injecting drugs, tattooing or body piercing.\n\nMYTH: I can get HIV by sharing exercise equipment or playing sports with an HIV-positive person.\n\nREALITY: Contact with sweat or tears has never been shown to result in transmission of HIV.\n\nMYTH: You can get HIV by kissing an HIV-infected person.\n\nREALITY: Casual contact through closed-mouth or “social” kissing is not a risk for transmission of HIV. There is a theoretical potential for contact with blood during “French” kissing or open-mouthed kissing, but no cases have been attributed to any kind of kissing.\n\nMYTH: You cannot get HIV if you are using birth control methods like diaphragms, cervical caps, sponges, spermicides, DepoProvera, Norplant, or the Pill.\n\nREALITY: These birth control methods do not prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases (STD) such as HIV. They only aim to prevent pregnancy. The surest way to prevent both pregnancy and an STD infections is through abstinence. One way people who are sexually active may prevent pregnancy and STD infection is to use a condom in combination with another form of birth control, such as a diaphragm, cervical cap, sponge, spermicide, DepoProvera, Norplant, or the Pill. Birth control products containing the spermicide nonoxynol-9 (found in most contraceptive creams, gels, suppositories, foams, films and sponges) help to prevent pregnancy but may increase the risk of HIV.\n\nMYTH: I can’t have more than one sexually transmitted disease (STD) at a time.\n\nREALITY: A person can be infected with more than one STD. A person with an untreated STD may also be 6-10 times more likely to pass on or acquire HIV during sex. Risk for infection increases 10 to 300-fold in the presence of a genital ulcer, such as occurs in syphilis or genital herpes.\n\nMYTH: There is so such thing as safer sex.\n\nREALITY: Safer sex is sexual activity without penetration, or sex with a latex condom or a latex barrier (in the case of oral sex). Although safer sex can substantially reduce the sexual transmission of an STD like HIV, sexual abstinence is the surest way to prevent the sexual transmission of an STD, including HIV.\n\nMYTH: Since I only have oral sex, I’m not at risk for HIV/AIDS.\n\nREALITY: While oral sex is of lower risk than other forms of sex, you can get HIV by having oral sex with a man or a woman. It is important to use a latex barrier during oral, vaginal, or anal sex.\n\nMYTH: I would know if a loved one or I had HIV.\n\nREALITY: A person with HIV may not show any symptoms for many years. Since HIV affects each person differently, many people with HIV can look and feel healthy for years. The only sure way to know is to get tested.\n\nMYTH: Getting tested for HIV is pointless.\n\nREALITY: Knowing if you are HIV-positive will allow you to seek early treatment that can help you stay healthy longer and enable you not to pass on the vir
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you could get hiv if there infected.
382158
i live in south africa, that willhelp very much!!!  But our government cant even get antiretroviral drugs to help people with aids to them, how will they get a vaccine to them?  Our health minister promotes the eating of garlic as a cure against aids and our former vice president said that if you showered after having sex you reduce your chances of getting aids.  Heaven help my country