IS THERE A CAUSAL RELATION BETWEEN RADIO FREQUENCY EMISSIONS AND AIDS ?
Résumé
It is shown that pathogens likely to be advantaged by radio frequency electromagnetic fields at low power use self-mimicry and antigen variation. Amongst these pathogens, HIV (and its animal counterparts) is the sole virus which can potentially evade the immune system, because due to its inherent capability to suppress the humoral immune system it only needs its epitopes to be non-recognizable after restriction by MHC class I , whilst other viruses must yield epitopes which are non-recognizable both after restriction by MHC classes I and II. The biological mechanisms of AIDS, its relation with related diseases in other mammals, and its early history, are shown to be consistent with the hypothesis of a causal relation between AIDS and radiofrequency electromagnetic waves. Further, this hypothesis makes it possible to propose several scenarios for the emergence of HIV/SIV. According to a preferred and consistent scenario, HTLV-1/STLV-1 would have evolved towards HIV/SIV due to an impaired immune system response against the virus due to exposure to electromagnetic waves. This evolution would have been accelerated by cross-species transmissions to and from non-human primates and by genetic diversity within the human species. It is concluded that there is good support for the hypothesis that AIDS was caused by exposure to electromagnetic waves, that this hypothesis can be tested, and that if this hypothesis is correct it would make it possible to eradicate AIDS.
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