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Because bleach kills. And it will kill you, but not the AIDS virus. The human body is not capable of handling the chlorine.

AIDS/HIV has no cure!!!!!!!!!!!

Even an oxygen molecule introduced into a cell would kill it. And oxygen is a vital component to human beings' cellular processes. So it goes without saying much - that introducing something like chlorine into your blood stream is not a very good idea.

Chlorine in high enough concentrations can kill most living organisms.

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Whoa, I'm not sure about that one. Bleach can damage the skin terribly and your insides, I totally wouldn't recommend drinking it, rubbing it on your skin or certainly not your private parts, go to a doctor or someone that knows about sexually transmitted diseases and seek information from them. And honestly, bleach could&would harm your insides. If you have aids, you may need to seek help from a doctor and get medicine. The medicine may not help completely get rid of it, but it would help better than the BLEACH would(:

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Yes bleach kills the HIV virus as well as all other pathogens.

NOTE: Bleach taken internally WILL KILL YOU, only use bleach to clean externally.

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