View Full Version : Thermal Defense System Of Body.


Rick
01-27-03, 07:49 AM
Recently in an article(SCI-AM) i read that there was a guy in Chennai who was trying to make a new record of watching the sun for long long time.
His highest was 12 hours staright.Doctors have examined that his Vision is perfect that is 6/6.The fellow says that he has developed thermal Defense system in his body that acts as a shield.This guy has also challenged Scientific Community in open that he is ready to get himself injected with AIDS Virus And that it could not harm him because of the same.
The Guiness Book refuses to put name on the list since Doctors refuse to this kind of Madness.

What do you think?

spuriousmonkey
01-27-03, 08:36 AM
his thermal defense failed to defend him against madness

ElectricFetus
01-27-03, 04:39 PM
If he has a defective TD4 receptor I would say "go right ahead, you could not get AIDS no matter what you do."

As for his claims I want to see the results in detail!

What month of SA was this in?

Rick
01-27-03, 11:29 PM
This was couple of months back...I dont remember exactly.But whats a TD4 receptor?...:(


sorry if that question was stupid...:(




bye!

ElectricFetus
01-28-03, 12:15 AM
Its is one of the receptors the HIV virus needs to attach to helper T cells (white blood cell that "commands" the immune system). 1 out of 2000 has a defective TD4 receptor and is rendered immune to HIV (as well as resistant to bubonic plague). The receptor’s task is to let histamine into the cell but this is actually redundant since histamine can enter a T cell through other pores.

zechaeriah
01-28-03, 08:05 AM
how do we know TD4 receptors are the only thing causing immunity?

Rick
01-28-03, 12:05 PM
WBCs form Immune System of the Body Zachs,i think...I have forgotten all this stuff that i did in my High School...


bye!

Idle Mind
01-28-03, 12:09 PM
It is likely shown that people that have a defective TD4 receptor are unaffected by the virus. It may not be the only thing causing immunity, but it is certainly one of them.

ElectricFetus
01-28-03, 03:11 PM
It was shown “in verto” that HIV could not infect T cells without TD4 and another receptor I can't seem to remember. The virus needs both to enter. I learned about this at a Genetic update conference back in 2000.