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Foster Health Exhibits at the Orthomolecular Conference

Foster Health joined many other exhibitors this past weekend at the 29th Orthomolecular Medicine Today Annual International Conference in Vancouver BC.  The Orthomolecular Medicine Today Conference is a continuing education event for MDs, NDs, PhDs and other health professionals.  Every year 15 leading physicians and researchers present sessions on current advances in orthomolecular psychiatry, oncology, pediatrics and general medicine. 

Gift of Life Project

The Women of Koch In one of the most feared and dangerous slums in all of Kenya live 11 courageous women with their 30 children. From the corrugated walls of their hot tin shanties with earthen floors these women have come together in the search of hope. They have formed their own community of support, the “Women of KOCH” and have received microloans from Humanity Unites Brilliance (HUB) to start their own businesses of selling coal, vegetables, biscuits and crafts to their neighbors along the dirt alleyways of this area, known as Korogocho. These women all share a common thread; they are mothers, they are single, and most of them are HIV positive. At first they were benefiting greatly by generating an income to support their families and community.

See a photo of Dr. Namulema presenting our poster

Dr. Namulema presenting our poster  on October 30th and 31st during the US AIDS Conference in San Francisco 

Nutritional Supplements Delay the Progression of AIDS in HIV-Infected Patients not Receiving Antiretroviral Treatment According to the Harold Foster Foundation

US AIDS Conference SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Data presented today from a 310 patient, 52 week, double-blind, controlled clinical trial demonstrates that a micronutrient supplement, Replenish+™ delays the progression of AIDS in HIV-infected patients not receiving antiretroviral treatment (ART).1 Replenish+™ formulated by study investigator Dr Harold Foster, delayed the progression of HIV to AIDS as observed by significant increases in CD4 counts, glutathione peroxidase levels, weight and quality of life parameters (as measured by Karnofsky scores).

Dr. Edith Namulema Presenting Poster at US AIDS Conference

Dr. Edith Namulema will be presenting at the US AIDS Conference on the role of micronutrients in the progression of HIV to AIDS, based on a 310 patient, 52 week, double-blind, controlled clinical trial based on the work of Dr. Harold Foster.  Dr. Namulema was the Principal Investigator for the trial, and is currently the Program Manager HIV/AIDS at the Mengo Hospital in Kampala, Uganada. The poster will be presented at 2:30 p.m. Friday, October 30 and 2:15 p.m. Saturday, October 31 and the United States Conference on AIDS (USCA 09).

Dr. Foster's Hypothesis selected for presentation at US AIDS Conference - October 2009

Dr. Foster’s abstract 'The Role of Micronutrients in the Progression of HIV/AIDS: Clinical Evidence' was accepted to be presented at the US AIDS Conference in San Francisco at the end of October 2009. This is the largest AIDS-related conference in the United States, where over 3,000 workers from all areas of the HIV/AIDS sector come together to build national support networks, exchange the latest information and learn cutting-edge strategies to address the challenges of HIV/AIDS.  Attendees include case managers and physicians, public health workers and advocates, “People Living with HIV/AIDS” (PLWH/As) and policy makers.   This year’s conference is scheduled for October 28-31, 2009 in San Francisco, California. http://www.nmac.org/index/2009-usca-agenda

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