This document describes an invention for treating HIV/AIDS patients using a magnetic pulse generator and electrical impulse generator. The device aims to irreversibly alter the bioelectrical activity of the gp120 protein on the HIV virus, preventing viral replication and making HIV vulnerable to the body's defenses. According to the inventors, a patient's viral load can be reduced from 1000 copies/ml to under 50 copies/ml after two 15-minute treatment sessions. The device uses both galvanic current and induced magnetic pulses to ensure the effect on gp120 proteins throughout the body. However, an international search report found existing inventions with similar claims.

1. ELECTROINMUNIZACION CAMERA DOES TO HIV (AIDS VIRUS) VULNERABLE MARIA ALEJANDRA HERNANDEZ AGUIRRE JUAN ESTEBAN GARZON JARAMILLO INVENTION

2. MACHINE The invention, with its patent, is treatment of patients in theacquired immunodeficiency virus (HIV), with the help of a magneticpulse generator. No doubt an amazing invention within the propertyindustry and technological advances.

3. VIH Y SIDA The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a lentivirus). It was discovered and considered as the agent of the emerging epidemicof AIDS by Luc Montagnier's team in France in 1983. The virion isspherical, equipped with an envelope and a capsid protein. Its genome is a string of single-stranded RNA to DNA must be copied temporarily in order to multiply and integrate into the genome of the cell it infects. Protein antigens of the outer casing are coupled specifically with membrane proteins from infected cells, especiallyT4 lymphocytes.The process of converting RNA into DNA is a major characteristic of retroviruses and is carried out by enzymatic action of reverse transcriptase. With the demonstration of reverse transcriptase, began in the 1970 search for the human retrovirus, which allowed the isolation in 1980 of leukemia virus of adult T cells, HTLV-I (R.Gallo et al.) VULNERABLE

4. Currently within the technology, inventions are not known to solvethe following problem: making HIV in vulnerable for the body's defense system. New technology could solve this problem by applying or incorporating the invention in question.Inventors Ernesto Armas and Luis Miguel González MartínezGilberto Rodriguez PCT have applied for a patent, whichdescribes a new invention based on a camera for the treatment of patients with AIDS, which combines a magnetic pulse generatorand a generator electrical impulses, causing an irreversible alteration of bioelectrical activity which develops Gp120 protein that presents the AIDS virus, invalidating their functions and thereby preventing viral replication, becoming vulnerable to HIV in the body's defense system. Among the various technological inventions known estapatentestands out among other inventions to be literally AMAZING

5. PREVENTION TECHNICAL ANALYSIS The application of the invention is very simple as, once diagnosed with HIV-1, the patient may be processed in the House of Electroinmunización, after a proper trial primarily related to the use of implant type devices which operate electronic operation, such as pacemakers

6. TECHNICAL DATA The results are very fast, since a patient with viral load values ​​for1000 cop / ml (HIV units / ml) in two treatment sessions of 15 minutes invention decreases the number of units of virus within 50cop / ml.To induce electricity in the medium that is exposed to HIV within the body actually acts on ion channels in the GP 120 by voltage, which open and lose the energy used to interact with CD4receptors, the an irreversible manner which ensures that the viral particle can not replicate. This interrupts the process of degradation of the immune system.

8. BIBLIOGRAPHY http://www.inventosnuevos.com/2010/04/camara-de-electroinmunizacion-que-hace-al-vih-virus-del-sida-vulnerable/