Professor Mirko Beljanski’s Cure For Aids Which Was Branded Unsafe

Professor Mirko Beljanski manufactured BP100, a cure for Aids and his good work was destroyed by political and greedy pharmaceutical companies.

African leaders, Africans and Africans in the Diaspora, need to take the lead in defending babies, children, African women, African men and the elderly, to avoid African citizens being used as human rats, for biological warfare experiments and testing of medicines against various diseases spread by foreign countries.

Aids is mainly being induced or activated by an increase of the cortisol or stress hormone in the blood mirror. Thereby, a direct influence is exercised on the sink and cadmium levels in the body, something which is indispensable for the buildup of an immunological resistance against foreign microorganisms.

From that viewpoint, morphine works directly against a heightened cortisol level, and therefore indirectly against Aids-causing microorganisms. Fear stimulates in a serious manner the coming about of the situation that is called Aids. Exactly the antagonizing effect of rest has a healing effect because it stimulates the natural processes in the body.

The first effective medicine against Aids-causing microorganisms and cancer, which has been taken forcefully from the market is the so-called BP100 remedy. This BP100 was created by Professor Mirko Beljanski, a Yugoslavian molecular biologist and experienced collaborator at the Pasteur Institute in Paris.

With this BP100 medicine, the deceased French president Francois Mitterrand was successfully and secretly treated while he was suffering from cancer, prolonging his life by fourteen years. Beljanski himself has stated that his medicine was an effective and natural antiviral against cancer and Aids.

Hot controversies however soon arose around Beljanski, when political and pharmaceutical opponents started a joint effort to destroy the man and his good work.

In 1994 all the products and medicines produced by Beljanski were blacklisted in France and he himself was stripped of his rights to be a doctor. Beljanski continued spreading his products however underground. It did not take long before the authorities ordered the French gendarmerie to enter his laboratories, taking away all materials.

Legal authorities came out again, declaring Beljanski’s actions to be illegal. The authorities then started an investigation into the efficacy of BP100 themselves. Through the official French medical organization for Aids research, BP100 was declared to have absolutely no antiviral working. When researchers tried to obtain knowledge about the ingredients, the authorities declared the ingredients to be secret.

Johan van Dongen declares that: “BP100 is still known as a substance that can have an extraordinary big effect on HIV. Beljanski however, was excommunicated by his colleagues and the pharmaceutical companies with a lot of commotion and BP100 turned out to have such a great effect against viruses that the threat for the pharmaceutical industrial market and science, lost research and billions of dollars to conspire against Beljanski.”

Next, giving some comments on Aids medicines in relation to money and the fact that most of these medicines are being patented, Johan observes that this generally causes them to be only available to the rich.

“The more we fail to administer and take care for the poor sick person, the more Aids causing viruses will build up resistance against our natural medicaments and also by this the disease will spread itself ever faster in an incurable form the same way as Ebola does.