The pathological illness that may be transmitted via unnatural sexual activity has been responsible for the premature deaths of millions of individuals. Sex is enjoyable, but engaging in sexually deviant behaviors is not, according to some advanced research mentioned in Waltere Asili Koti’s book “The Power of Sex: The Irresistible Force”.
Aids and HIV have the deadliest disease that comes out from sex; the foundation for Aids started from chimpanzees and then identified human also at the time the disease was found and conveyed to humans; science has mentioned some prospect that the reason is the Blood of chimpanzees. In addition, there is evidence from several studies that humans engage in sexual activity with other species.
In this excerpt from his book, Waltere Asili Koti discusses the origins of AIDS and the transmission of the virus to humans. According to the data provided by the CDC, HIV may have been transmitted from chimpanzees in the 1800s. During that historical period, humans killed chimpanzees for their flesh, which put them in touch with their potentially infectious blood.
The idea that the transmission of HIV from humans to chimpanzees happened via direct physical contact is, at best, questionable. This is because the scientific community is far from reaching a unanimous conclusion about how the virus was spread. An article published in science daily is as follows: Nobody understands how everything went down. It may have entered the body due to a cut or a bite wound, with the blood of a chimpanzee leaking into an exposed fingertip, forearm, or foot. However, it is believed that in the early 1900s, somewhere close to the West African rainforest, a hunter or a dealer of bush meat, which is a wild game that may include primates, were infected with the first strain of a simian immunodeficiency virus that virologists regard to be the progenitor of HIV. Bush meat is a wild game that can include primates. The research that was conducted on HIV and AIDS brings up more questions than it answers.
