Scientists that are specialized in a particular field have designed a machine called the hemopurifier. The machine use thin fibers to capture and take away viruses from the blood it filters. The mechanism requires the drawing of blood through an artery, which is sent through a tube into the machine, then back into the body. It can treat some diseases. Daily, about 14,000 people in the whole world are infected with HIV, the virus that leads to AIDs. There’s no treatment, but at the present a breakthrough, a machine that could clean blood, giving the possibility to people to live longer.

HIV patient John Paul Womble, watched his father die from the virus and nowadays he is living the rest of his life with it. Now, a machine could help clean Womble’s infected blood and keep him healthier, longer.

The machine is designed to mimic the natural immune answer of clearing viruses and toxins before cells and organs can be infected. The hemopurifier works like a dialysis machine. Antibodies on these spaghetti-like fibers incarcerate and take away viruses as blood filters throughout it.

Entire circulation flows through the cartridge about once every eight minutes. The whole procedure takes less than a few hours. It could help patients infected with HIV, hepatitis C, plus people with the measles, mumps and the flu. The cartridge is able to selectively capture viruses.

A better description of the machine would be used in a hospital, but a smaller one could be taken to emergencies. It could be a life-safer against the avian flu or bio-weapons like Ebola and small pox, giving people a possibility to survive a deadly attack, whether it’s from a terrorist or a virus. The hemopurifier uses antibodies to remove viruses as blood filters through it. It is designed to filter out viruses and toxins before they attack organs. The process is very similar to dialysis, and can be used to help patients with HIV, Hepatitis C, the measles, mumps, the flu, and more. It can as well begin functioning before doctors recognize the reason of the sickness.

Hemodialysis is frequently used as a cure for end stage renal disease (ESRD), or kidney failure, in which blood is removed from the body, filtered through an artificial kidney and then the cleaned blood is returned to the body. In the US, hemodialysis is the most widespread treatment for people who have kidney failureAlso, data shows that if patients get a transplant before they get to the point of dialysis, they do better in the longer term.

This is a great and significant found, that give a hope to people those days are counted.