> Artificial Spleen Removes Ebola, HIV Viruses and Toxins From Blood The reservoir for HIV isn't the blood; it's the brain, lymph nodes & bone marrow. So clea

> Artificial Spleen Removes Ebola, HIV Viruses and Toxins From Blood The reservoir for HIV isn't the blood; it's the brain, lymph nodes & bone marrow. So cleaning blood isn't a cure (it's been tried many times). > able to clear toxins, fungi and deadly pathogens such as Ebola from human blood Except when it can't. Like how does it pick active virus out of a living T-cell without destroying all the non-infected T-cells? > When antibiotics are used to kill them, dying viruses release toxins Antibiotics don't kill viruses. > dying viruses release toxins in the blood that begin to multiply quickly Toxins aren't alive and don't multiply. > rats that had been infected by toxins and viruses such as E. coli E.coli isn't a virus or a toxin. It's almost as if someone wanted to create and Onion-esque parody of breathless "wonder medicine" articles that shamefully misrepresent the research. I wonder if the researchers can sue IBT for damaging their professional reputation.