Scientists Find Part of the Protein TRIM5-alpha that helps HIV

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The past twenty-five years has been a continued cycle of trial and error in relation to finding a cure for the incurable HIV-AIDS virus. Scientists have worked with the Rhesus monkey since the beginning to try and develop a cure for the disease which they blamed on monkeys as the originator of the virus.

Two and a half years ago after research and reflection of the question: “Why is it so hard to develop a vaccine on the AIDS disease if they have all the facts?” I decided that one fact was incorrect.

I sent my theory from my college email account to a Harvard employee who was working on this study. I was hoping that he may have some feedback or something to say regarding my theory.

I never heard from him because I was quickly cut off from using my emails soon after I sent that information to this Harvard doctor who was killed in a car accident about a year ago.

My theory was that I think the originator of the disease AIDS was a snake.

I believe that a monkey contracted AIDS from a snake. I estimated that the monkey ate a chicken egg that came from a chicken who was dying from a snake bite. This snake bite passed on this AIDS virus which has been so hard to cure in the past twenty-five years.

Today, in the news they spoke about "tripartite motif 5" which is a protein and they are using it in experimentation to adapt a viral vaccine.

They are having success with this method. Though, I feel strongly that using snake venom from the snake that caused AIDS will hold the key to permanent cures for this disease.