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Reprinted from the Dixon Tribune Friday, November
15, 2002
New Approach on AIDS
By Timothy Van Zant
“Dr. Al-Bayati is an expert on chemical reactions
who asserts that AIDS is not caused by HIV, but by toxic pharmaceuticals
and the naturally occurring harmful chemicals produced by malnutrition
and starvation. His experience and professional credentials span
the fields of human, veterinary, experimental, and environmental
toxicology…”
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Dixon resident Dr. Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati, has a new approach to
the treatment of AIDS, a worldwide scourge that has so far defied
permanent solution.
"I discovered that HIV does not cause AIDS in 1998, about seven
months after leaving UC Davis," noted Dr. Al-Bayati, in a recent
interview with the Tribune.
Dr. Al-Bayati is a toxicologist, a discipline that specializes in
the study of poisons. The former UC Davis professor has certified
study and proficiency in analytical toxicology, human pathology,
pharmacology, immunology, and biochemistry.
He became the only Californian to achieve certification by both
the American Board of Toxicology as well as the American Board of
Veterinary Toxicology, which combined, span the fields of human,
veterinary, experimental, and environmental toxicology. In sum,
Dr. Al-Bayati is an expert on the reactions that chemicals can produce.
And his discovery is that AIDS is caused by chemicals, not by HIV.
The retired UCD faculty researcher came into contact with an individual
who had developed, according to one published account, "official
AIDS conditions." The individual's worsening medical condition
resulted in a consultation with Dr. Al-Bayati, who then proceeded
to eliminate the various potential causes of the man's ailment.
The ultimate result of his scientific approach produced two results.
The first was that the patient's AIDS-like condition was the product
of common-immune suppressive drugs, and the assumption of a causal
connection between HIV and AIDS. The latter discovery was the product
of test results demonstrating that the individual had not acquired
HIV, which had hitherto been considered a prerequisite to AIDS.
Dr. Al-Bayati also discovered that scientists from places as far
flung as Western Australia to Michigan were arriving at similar
conclusions, and publishing their findings.
The toxicologist cites corticosteroids as the biggest single culprit,
and notes the immuno-suppressing nature of the drug, which are different
from the type most commonly associated with athletic use. Corticosteroids
are prescribed to infants and children to treat chronic illness,
to gay men to cope with the problems associated with their sexual
conduct, and to so-called "recreational" drugs users who
develop respiratory difficulties.
This class of drug, in fact, was created in the 1960s and 1970s
designed to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs by a recipient's
immune system. According to Dr. AL-Bayati's research, every AIDS
sufferer has an elevated level of these steroids in their system,
either the result of pharmaceutical usage to treat some ailment,
or the end-product of naturally-occurring elevated levels as the
result of malnutrition and starvation, thus accounting for AIDS
in Africa.
Dr. Al-Bayati characterizes himself as "a mainstream medical
scientist" and he spent 16 years as a researcher at UC Davis.
Born and initially educated in Iraq, he and his family are opponents
of Saddam Hussein's dictatorship. In fact, members of his family
have been murdered by Saddam's thugs. Dr. Al-Bayati became a citizen
in 1978, and earned his Ph.D. in 1989. He is married, and has one
child who attends C.A. Jacobs School, and another who attends Tremont
School.
Dr. Al-Bayati has been published in such prestigious venues as the
British Medical Journal, and he does assert that it is the vested
interest of both doctors and pharmaceutical companies which has
slowed the spread of the new AIDS information.
"Politics should not be involved in medicine," he noted.
He is happy to note that the new approach has been spreading "one
case at a time" among both doctors and patients, and that people
are being "cured" of AIDS as a result.
Dr. Al-Bayati is the author of the book, Get All The Facts: HIV
Does Not Cause AIDS
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