Dr. Lorraine Day operated on as many AIDS patients as any surgeon in the country. And like all trauma surgeons, she was covered with blood from patients' gun shot wounds, stab wounds and other massive injuries day after day, year after year, while being assured by the "experts" that her work was not hazardous. Dr. Day explains in this book how she suddenly discovered that the "experts" were not telling the full truth about AIDS to the surgeons, to other medical personnel and to the public. She reveals astonishing, well documented facts about the AIDS epidemic, facts that the government denies, but facts that you must know to protect yourself and your family from this fatal disease.

In this book you'll learn:

   That the AIDS virus is not fragile.

  That the AIDS virus survives outside the body for days.

  Why blood on intact skin is dangerous.

  Why the blood supply still is not safe.

  What the government really thinks about the safety of condoms.

   The risks from HIV-positive children in schools, in daycare centers and in contact sports.

  Why kissing in not safe.

All documentation appears on the screen. In this unique and compelling two volume video, Dr. Lorraine Day tells you the truth about AIDS. As she speaks, the actual supporting articles, from the medical literature and from government documents, are displayed on the screen for you to read.

In Volume I you will learn:

  That the AIDS virus survives outside the body for days.

  That kissing transmits AIDS.

  Why household disinfectants will not kill the AIDS virus.

  That blood on intact skin can transmit AIDS.

  That AIDS has been transmitted through contact sports.

In Volume II you will learn:

  That the government admits that mosquitoes can transmit AIDS.

  That the water supply is in danger.

  Why it is dangerous to go to a surgeon or a dentist who has AIDS.

  The potential dangers in the food supply.

  Why a cure or a vaccine for AIDS is probably impossible.

  How the government could control the AIDS epidemic immediately and why they refuse to do so.