Somebody told me cancer and aids was man made disease and they have the cure it's all about money?

Question

your thoughts?

Answer 1

aids is a man made disease.

cancer isn't.

there isn't any cure for aids.

there is a cure for cancer, but it's really expancive.

Answer 2

Who told you?

Answer 3

It is man made and it is control population.

Answer 4

They don't...it's a conspiracy theory.

And it's tithes, not tides to the responder above.

Answer 5

I believe the first known case of aids happened to a soldier in WWII.  His body was preserved for future doctors and scientists to study.

So just think.........there were probably hundreds that died under the same circumstances well before he did.

And as humans, we have the same chemical properties found on our planet.

And when our planet lacks a certain mineral, but large amounts are found in craters from asteroids, one can only fathom the amount of bacteria and viruses, attached to those asteroids, that went airborne into our atmosphere upon collision.

Not to say that's how cancer started in all life forms, but it's something to consider.

And who knows?

Maybe the next major asteroid will have the right bacteria in it to destroy certain cancers all together.

Answer 6

HIV and cancer are byproducts of a civilization that eats steroid filled food, antibotics, and plastic everything. And lacks sensible sexual education.

Its not a conspiracy, but a referendum on human civilization.

Answer 7

Well, AIDS is sort of a man-made disease.. *snickers*

*ahem* Anyway, this conspiracy theory of AIDS and cancer being man-made is a total falsehood, for sure. Don't worry, humans aren't smart enough to design diseases like that :)

Answer 8

I'm pretty sure that's false.

Answer 9

i guess you could say aids is man made since a dude screwed a monkey and TADA aids is everywhere now =)

and cancer has been around since the beginning of time.... it just finally has a name.

Answer 10

Cancer is when a cell doesn't know when to die cuz humans are complicated our cell ratio must be kept in check ,you wont chew if your gum cells kept growing .

ln a cell there is a thing called telomer ,this determines how much a cell can split before it dies .A cancerous cell doesn't have a telomer ,its not man made its an error when the cell split .The causes could be viral radioactive ,some source that damages DNA without killing the cell .

The cure is to remove the cancerous cell entirely so that it may not unbalance the system which is delicate ,aye we are fragile microbiologically .You can cure cancer from whoever has it ,doesn't imply they will survive .

Answer 11

The AIDS part is believeable, don't know about cancer.  If TR could explain the cyphyllis injected into those men back 1930's(?), it would be greatly appreciated. I am not being a wise guy, all your opinions are very valuable to me. I respect your intelligence.

Answer 12

Just another crazy conspiracy theory. Like the moon landing and the twin towers etc..

You very rarely find anyone who actually understands science believing in these improbable theories.

Answer 13

they are not man made. mind it

Answer 14

i wouldnt put it pass the government. the whole world is ruled by money. god even isnt above it. notice the churches are tax free and ask for tides

Answer 15

Doubtful.  That would be the biggest conspiracy theory of all time.

Answer 16

Don't believe that BS.

Answer 17

Those fables are about as silly as it comes. HIV first appeared to the Western world many decades ago, long before the necessary gene cloning and hybridization techniques even existed, and even today we still don't have the ability to "home-brew" such a complicated virus. As for cancer,  I have a hard problem believing every oncology doctor that has ever practiced is part of a grand conspiracy.

Also, nothing paranormal about these things.

Answer 18

I've heard the same thing, and that the guy who came up with the cure for both is under a permanent gag order from drug companies to never reveal them. IF it's true, we've got big problems on our hands.

Now, if we could just fix our environment while we're at it . . . *sigh*