AIDS in Africa

In the 1980s, the first AIDS patients were diagnosed. Soon it was discovered that the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) was caused by a virus called HIV. With the immune system destroyed by the HIV infection, patients lost their ability to fight other infectious diseases and ultimately died.

Since the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic approximately 42.3 million people have died from HIV-related causes globally (WHO 2024), of which ±25 million in sub-Saharan Africa.

In Africa, HIV/AIDS spreads among men and women alike, whereas in many other parts of the world, infections occurred predominantly in homosexuals and drug addicts.

Certain aspects of African sexual practices significantly facilitate the spread of HIV/AIDS in the heterosexual population, like gender roles, unsafe sex practices, poverty driven prostitution and rape. Unawareness of the disease and taboo also play an important role, especially in the early years.

The high mortality rate in sub-Saharan Africa is also due to limited access to healthcare, late diagnosis, and insufficient availability of antiretroviral therapy (ART). Despite the increasing use of ARVs in recent years, many more AIDS deaths are predicted in sub-Saharan Africa in the coming years. Therapy resistance is a growing problem, and many children born with HIV no longer respond to ARVs, facing an early death.

Watch these two videos to learn about our Amma4Africa program for HIV/AIDS, and to meet Jane—a bright young girl born with HIV. She and many more children living with HIV/AIDS need support.

Amma4Africa Program for HIV AIDS

Jane, a positive AIDS orphan

In 2001, when UK practitioner Peter Chappell went to Ethiopia, there was essentially no treatment available for HIV/AIDS in Africa. After documenting around 70 cases of AIDS patients in Ethiopia, he compiled all their AIDS-related symptoms and sought a homeopathic remedy that would match the disease. To his disappointment, no such remedy was known. Having an inquisitive mind and a background of years of being a research and development engineer, Peter then explored the possibility of creating an HIV/AIDS specific remedy himself.

The Birth of PC1: Safe, Simple, and Life-Restoring

In 2002, Peter succeeded and created a remedy he later named PC1. Using PC Technology he imprinted the symptom totality of AIDS in Africa directly in water. As the remedy contains no potentially harmful substances, PC1 can be safely prescribed to all infected and in all phases of the disease, without any side effects. To Peter’s great joy, he found that all patients who took the remedy responded very well to it. Their energy levels and appetites quickly returned to normal, and their pains and lung problems subsided. They soon resumed normal, active lives.

Since 2002, PC1 has been used in many African countries by doctors, nurses, and community health workers trained by ARHF. Their reported results were similar to those initially observed by Peter Chappell. In several studies, clinical observations confirmed that AIDS patients taking PC1 recover from their AIDS-related symptoms rapidly. The significant decrease in opportunistic infections indicated a restoration of their immune system, confirmed by rising CD4 counts and reduced Viral Loads.
See also the article: Novel Immune Supportive Treatment of HIV/AIDS – Comparative outcomes study in rural clinics in Africa

References

  • Chappell PL. The Second Simillimum. Homeolinks Publishers: Haren, Netherlands; 2005.
  • Chappell PL, van der Zee HE. Homeopathy for Diseases. Homeolinks Publishers: Haren, Netherlands; 2012.
  • van der Zee HE. Healing Humanity with Homeopathy: Homeopathy for Epidemics, Collective Trauma and Endemic Diseases. Wholistic Healing Publications 2009;9(2)
  • van der Zee HE. ARHF Volunteers Manual 3.0: Basic Guide to Treating Infectious Diseases, Trauma and Chronic Diseases. Amma Resonance healing Foundation: Haren, Netherlands; 2022.
  • Hiwat C, van der Zee HE. PC1 – Answer to AIDS in Africa. Homoeopathic Links 2004;17(4):264-269
  • Schustereder K. PC 1 als homöopathische Arznei bei AIDS: Erfahrungen aus der staatlichen Klinik Baboua in Zentralafrika. AHZ 2007;252(3):109-118
  • Van der Zee HE, Walach H. Novel Immune Supportive Treatment of HIV/AIDS – Comparative outcomes study in rural clinics in Africa. International Journal of Healing and Caring 2024, 24(1) 18-34. https://doi.10.78717/ijhc.2024118

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