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Alternative Treatment Library Available

AIDS Treatment News (10/01/93) No. 184, P. 6


The Jon Greenberg Library of Alternative Treatments for HIV Disease, an anthology of information on alternative AIDS therapies, is now available from AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA). Steven Korsia compiled the collection, working closely with Jon Greenberg, who died this summer, to gather data for the publication. In a preface, Korsia cautions readers that many of the proposed treatments presented are actually not advised at all, and that each individual must determine the validity of each therapy. Among the treatments described are blue-green algae, traditional oriental medicine, colloidal silver, garlic, licorice, shark cartilage, mistletoe, and polio vaccines. Copies of the publication are available free to nonprofit organizations, and at a cost of $30 to all others.


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