Table of Contents:
  • Section one. Nutrition and AIDS: Chapter 1. Trace elements, free radicals, and HIV progression
  • Chapter 2. Selenium and AIDS Chapter 3. The thiols glutathione, cysteine, and homocysteine in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection
  • Chapter 4. Nutritional aspects of neuropsychological function in HIV/ AIDS
  • Chapter 6. Experimental studies with antioxidants
  • Section two. Absorption and AIDS: Chapter 7. Appetite and energy intake in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and AIDS
  • Chapter 8. Assessing the role of intestinal absorption, permeability, and nutrition in AIDS patients
  • Chapter 9. Metabsorption of nutrients and drugs in patients with AIDS and mycrobacteriosis and their obviation by parenteral therapy
  • Chapter 10. Metabsorption and microsporidia
  • Chapter 11. The role of home- delivered meals and community- based medical nutrition therapy in HIV care
  • Section three. Animal models for nutrition and AIDS: Chapter 12. T cell receptor peptide and immune modulation
  • Chapter 13. Antioxidants and AIDS
  • Chapter 14. Vitamin E supplementation retards the development of acquired immune deficiency syndrome
  • Section four. Fruits and HIV progression: Chapter 15. Pomegranate: a role in health promotion and AIDS?
  • Chapter 16. Cranberry: a role in health promotion
  • Index