Tag Archives: PrEP

Users of TAF in PrEP more likely to develop high blood pressure or need statins

By | 15th September 2023

“A study of people who started PrEP in a southern California health system has found that people who took PrEP containing tenofovir alafenamide (TAF) were more likely to be diagnosed with high blood pressure or start treatment with a statin to control cholesterol than those taking PrEP containing tenofovir disoproxil (TDF) during a two-year follow-up.”… Read More »

Dangerous woke misinformation from HIV advocates during HIV testing week

By | 9th February 2022

HIV testing week runs every year in February to highlight the importance of HIV testing, so people know their status. They can get a simple HIV test which they can do at home or go to a sexual Health clinic. HIV advocates, most of whom are HIV positive, and some of whom are chemsex drug… Read More »

Avoid the gay lifestyle, scene and the sex propaganda the gay exploiters peddle

By | 29th January 2022

Lets face it, the gay ill health sector, scene bars, publications and media outlets are just shallow exploitative organisations. They’re eager to exploit your insecurities and sell you a fake gay fantasy lifestyle that is never achievable. In fact it risks destroying you. For some, HIV is the second “coming out”. But, for the rest… Read More »

The Relationship between PrEP and STIs isn’t complex its obvious

By | 29th January 2022

The gay ill health non-experts sold PrEP to HIV negative men as “sex without fear”. It’s a laughable but dangerous message that was sent out to gay men and highly disingenuous. It was part of their bareback agenda to erase condoms from all sexual health messaging. Sexual health does not end with taking a PrEP… Read More »

“Positive Speakers” make no sense

By | 5th December 2021

Have you ever been to a “Positive Speakers” event? Where someone who is HIV+ tells you their story and “journey” living with HIV? Or have you read the many articles, tweets, blogs, youtube videos and tiktoks they do? Do you take them at face value or take a critical look at them analysing what they… Read More »

Confusion and Contradiction is part of the HIV non prevention strategy

By | 24th January 2021

Do you ever read articles, tweets, facebook posts from the gay ill health sector and feeling utterly confused in what they are saying, how they are saying it and what it all means? Politically correct language which offers no advice, guidance and is contradictory when you think about it? Well confusion and contradiction is part… Read More »

“Self stigma” Why the gay ill health sector won’t promote condoms

By | 16th October 2020

You will have seen over the past few years several campaigns from the gay ill health sector. Focusing on testing, U=U and of course PrEP. As always “HIV stigma” is thrown into the mix. However don’t you find it odd in the fight to “prevent” and “tackle” HIV that condoms are never mentioned or if… Read More »

Is the gay ill health sector enacting bareback conversion therapy on the gay community?

By | 23rd July 2020

If you believe the gay ill health sector is a force for good in the gay community, this article may be triggering for you. It may however be a sign you have been brainwashed and traumatised by an extreme politically correct woke bareback agenda masquerading as “ending HIV”. So please have an open mind. ” Brainwashing (also… Read More »

Lies, Deceit and Manipulation – The toxic environment the gay ill health created

By | 18th July 2020

Think of how many times as gay men we have been burnt by liars, deceivers and manipulators, sometimes called “players”. Gay men who will do or say anything to get what they want, whether that be socially, financially or in the bedroom. Gay men who manipulate so skillfully by psychological means that the victim doubts… Read More »

PrEP users and the bareback community are struggling in these times – Dr Linzi Lovelace gives advice

By | 24th April 2020

Marginalised minorities who are stigmatised by society, particularly PrEP users and the bareback community are in my thoughts during the COVID-19 crisis. They are the ones at high risk of the disease due to their potential risky behaviour, but we must be clear not to judge, stigmatise or condemn these members of our gay community… Read More »