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From: jeg7e@watt.acc.Virginia.EDU (John E. Gefaell)
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Subject: Re: (2127) Cure for AIDS
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Date: 4 Jun 90 14:55:27 GMT
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As a child I was often sickly. I've had 105 degree temperatures, and I'd a
assume that people W/ opportunistic infections would also have high tempertures
(though 105 is rather high, indeed) So... I wonder if this implies that the
sickness could be the cure? Do I make sense here? The actualy published item
refered to 110 degree temperatures, however... And this seems to effectively
disable what I've brought up here... Though 110 seems like an awful high
temperature to bring blood to, I have no idea what the implications are...
 
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