Fighting the disease has become, without a doubt, the number one health concern in the world. Yet hope for the millions of infected people around the globe has emerged from the most unlikely of place, the field of nutrition.

Currently, there seems to be even greater optimism in the treatment of HIV/AIDS because of a new complex of vital food supplements called glyconutrients. This newly discovered category of nutrients has significantly improved the quality of life for HIV/AIDS infected people - adults and children - in field trials and medical professionals and global leaders are excited about their application and their impact. According to government leaders and health officials in east Africa, glyconutrients should play a crucial role in the effort to combat the scourge of HIV/AIDS that is killing off an entire generation, overwhelming health care systems and leaving millions of children without parents or care givers.