“Despite that Cryptococcosis reproduces more slowly in hot surroundings as opposed to the cooler ones, and although it infects White people four times more easily on average than Black people, it was discovered on average six times more frequently in Aids patients from Zaire than patients in the USA.”

Isosporiasis was not described as being the consequence of intentionally produced immunodeficiencies. Isospores are, therefore, not opportunistic agents which come to bloom when there is a reduction of defense.

In 1983, isosporiasis was first described among Aids patients, three persons originating from Haiti in the Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida, USA. In Kinshasa, Congo, 19% of all Aids patients were also infected with Isospora belli, and likewise in Lusaka, Zambia.

In Haiti, 15% and in Uganda, 13% of the slim disease patients had isosporiasis. But in the USA, there were only 0.2%, and for a quarter of these, namely, those immigrants originating from Haiti. It was proved that they had stayed in special camps in Florida. Probably not a single US-American in the USA was infected with Isospora belli in relation with Aids.


CRYPTOCOCCOSIS

The cryptococcosis causing agent, a fungus, does not exist in healthy persons as an opportunistic agent and thus, not reactivated in cases of immunodeficiency. It is transmitted in the air. The fungus is found more frequently among Aids patients than in immunocompromised persons which are not infected with HIV.


"Yet, despite that, it reproduces more slowly in hot surroundings as opposed to the cooler ones, and although it infects White people four times more easily on average than Black people, it was discovered on average six times more frequently in Aids patients from Zaire than patients in the USA."


The incidence of cryptococcosis affecting the brain, in Aids, is not a natural effect of immunodeficiency, which has been triggered off by HIV but is rather the result of additional, intentional infection.

CRYPTOCOCCOSIS PRIOR TO THE CLUSTERING OF AIDS: RARE, DANGEROUS AND CONTROLLED

The causing agent of the highly rare cryptococcosis is the Cryptococcus neoformans fungus. The type, which occurs in nature, only reproduces at temperatures lower than the body temperature and does not grow in nerve-tissue. Other types, no longer grow at temperatures above 37 degrees Celsius.

Yet this form can be changed to the disease-causing form of Cryptococcus var, neoformans. This probably only occurs within organisms. This particular form reproduces at body temperature and affects the nerve tissue.

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Black people have resistive powers to Cryptococcosis, on average four times stronger than white people