The United States Has A Cure For Aids: Here Is The Patent

Well this might seem a little hard to believe, but after reading this maybe you’ll get the point. If the cure for AIDS was released to the public, the US would be in great trouble making up for the gap that would appear in resources. Here are some numbers to consider:

In 2013, funding for the global HIV and AIDS response reached its highest ever level with an estimated $19.1 billion made available for programs in low and middle-income countries.

Where is all of this money coming from? Domestic sources accounted for the majority of global HIV funding (53 percent) – $9.9 billion. That is money coming from campaigns and donations which try to raise money for AIDS research. In 2012, international investment in HIV programs by donor governments was an estimated $8.9 billion. This is money coming in internationally to attempt to provide AIDS relief and continue the research for a cure.

What we need to know is that AIDS is a $20 billion dollar industry. And when a figure that big is involved, you can’t just allow the income to stop just like that. That $20 billion dollars is paying the salaries of tens of thousands of people who work for drug companies, who are researching, managing documentations, performing trials, handling finances, logistics, prevention, training, campaigning, etc.

In October of this year, the University of Buffalo received a $3.85 million dollar grant for AIDS clinical trials. A 4 year $20 million dollar grant was given to Harvard University a few years ago from the CDC for clinical trials. Oregon State University received a $25 million dollar grant for AIDS research this year. The University of North Carolina received a $1.5 million dollar grant for AIDS research and training in September of this year. The list goes on and on.

So if a cure was found and released publicly, the US economy would be out 20 billion dollars, would be unable to pay people who are employed under jobs related to AIDS research because there would be no AIDS research to be done. Jobs would be lost, campaigns would end, grants would cease, and donations from the public would stop coming in. Not to mention, an estimated 2 million people die from AIDS each year, so population increases would be another issue they would have to deal with.

A patent has been held by the US patent office which claims to have found a means to kill the AIDS virus within humans by the use of a molecular scale tetrasilver tetroxide crystal. This patent is owned by Dr. Marvin S. Antelman. Here is a link to the patent that was filed almost 2 decades ago.