A warning with regard on HIV-contaminated Pepsi products started to spread on the Internet and via cell phone text message since July 2011.
It explains that online rumours claim that a disgruntled worker at a Pepsi factory contaminated bottles with HIV infected blood during the production process.
In addition, as the warning keeps on spreading online since 2011 and despite its dire, claims that it is completely FALSE. Moreover, its marketing vice-president Hemalatha Ragavan said there was no truth to it and urged people not to believe such claims.
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*I became HIV-positive in 2015, while I was working in Africa. I'm a health
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was infected by my long-term regular partner. The challenge for every
positive person is to take back control of their lives, in "Living
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maintained only by taking medication. More than ever, HIV reinforced for me
that health is not just physical health, but also mental, emotional and
spiritual well-being. An important part of the healing process for me is to
be active in HIV/AIDS education, support and advocacy. I volunteer in a
number of HIV/AIDS organizations, and in particular Positive Women, because
the impact of HIV /AIDS on women is very different than from men. As once a
positive person, I will forever be grateful to God Almighty and Doctor
Onomen to reach me when i thought it is all over, Today am happy with my
family living free after the medical doctor have confirmed my HIV status
Negative, I have never in my life believed that HIV could be cure by any
herbal medicine, I want to make sure that HIV never happens to anyone else.
We can't prevent HIV by punishment, by stigma and discrimination. It's only
through building a safe, supportive and caring environment, that positive
people still have hope and they should contact Dr Onomen with this email:
so they can
once again be visible in our community, to educate and advocate, to take
better care of ourselves and our families. We're someone's daughter,
partner, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt. When we get HIV, it impacts on
our families too contact him today and leave carefree
dr.onomenspellhome@gmail.com Good luck.*
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