A gay man experiences sudden weight loss of about 20 pounds, general weakness, blurred vision, numbness that eventually progresses into the inability to walk, and facial paralysis that makes it difficult to speak or even swallow. Is this AIDS? What would you do? Keith Relkin decided to refuse an HIV test or accept another label when MS was suggested. Instead, he worked with holistic practitioners and did his own research to ultimately find the real causes and real solutions to his very serious problems. Within a few hours of his first treatment—an injection of vitamin B-12—he regained his eyesight, and after a few weeks of daily vitamin shots and herbs, he is totally back to normal.

News items in this episode include a study showing hundreds of HIV negative gay men have KS, the hallmark AIDS defining illness, despite normal immune function, an elevated level of suicide among people who stop their AIDS drugs, discussion of several legal cases and a report on podcast statistics.

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