Q: and all blood banks and tranfusions did not contain HIV blood, and all tattoo shops were burned down, would we still have HIV/AIDS today? #2 Where did HIV come from? #3 A female and male have unprotected sex, neither of them having HIV before sex. Is it possible that either of them can contract HIV?
A: 1 I would think that the actual virus itself would have to be non existent but there is no way to be sure if all that you said happened. #2. Despite popular belief that people had sex with a monkey and spread aids that way is a little unrealistic. Have you ever seen a monkey, they are very strong and powerful. A monkey more than likely would not let anyone have sex with them they are very strong, powerful, sharp teeth, ect. In some parts of the world it is not unheard of that people in cities are randomly attacked and sometimes killed by them. Scientists have been studying this for years, they are now believing that the tribesmen in certain areas in Africa actually hunt monkeys to eat them. HIV is thought to be a virus that was infecting the monkey population or years, yes but the sanitation in these countries is very very poor as well. Many of the tribesmen used knifes, machettes, ect... to kill them splattering blood everywhere during the butchering process. Many of them may have had open sores or freshly cut wound on their hands allowing the virus to enter the body. Sometimes the meat might not have been cooked either at all or properly causing contamination ect. Then the virus adapted to humans. The virus itself is highly mutatable, changing very quickly, hence no cure yet. and was transferred to other humans through sexual intercourse, blood contamination ...... #3. If a man and a woman never have had sex, never been exposed to the virus from there parents or blood transfusions, dirty needles ect. basically have never been exposed to the virus 100% then I would think no they could not get aids from that moment, but that doesn't mean they can never get it elsewhere.