AIDs is a disease that is killing millions of people each year, a large portion of these are children. The definition of AIDs according to WorldIQ.com is “AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, sometimes written Aids) is a human diseaseimmune system. It is widely accepted that AIDS results from infection with HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus), although this hypothesis is not without controversy. AIDS is currently considered incurable; where treatments are unavailable (mostly in poorer countries) most sufferers die within a few years of infection. In developed countries, treatment has improved greatly over the past decade, and people have lived with AIDS for ten to twenty years.” characterized by progressive destruction of the body’s
AIDs is an epidemic that is sweeping the world. With it killing 2 million people in 2008 and 25 million people have died since 1981 according to Avert, Averting HIV and AIDs. “In developing and transitional countries, 9.5 million people are in immediate need of life-saving AIDS drugs; of these, only 4 million (42%) are receiving the drugs”

That means that less than half of the people needing the drug to survive are not receiving it. According to Water.org “884 million people lack access to safe water supplies; approximately one in eight people and 3.575 million people die each year from water-related disease.” This means that a third of the percent of people living without the life saving pill they need also are living with clean water. Something must be done. Luckily things are being done and changes are being made to help those who are infected with AIDs.

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Milk replacement given to breastfed infants who do not get breastfed at all. milk of breastfeeding, when prepared correctly, can provide all the necessary nutrient baby until the baby is able to eat as food in the family. ASI covers of milk formula or a modified animal (home-modified animal milk). And through the glass more than the recommended over bottle.
1. Milk formula
Advantages:
- No / slight risk of transmission of HIV infection in the baby.
- Created to fit babies.
- Other family members can assist in providing drinking babies, even when the mother is sick.
Losses
- Does not contain antibody that can protect babies from infection.
- Required that the provision of development, is intended to prevent malnutrition.
- The price is relatively expensive
- Milk should be fresh in the circumstances of each, according to the instructions for the morning or evening.
- In certain circumstances, will raises the question of the family or community about the situation his mother and the mother have a tendency to get pregnant again when doing sexual activities.
2. Animal Milk Modified (Home-Modified Animal Milk)
milk this type can be given when milk formula is not available. Babies need about 15 liters of milk each month for the first 6 months. Baby will also require multi nutrient supplements to prevent anemia and various forms of malnutrition. This is because the animal milk relatively low iron, zinc, vitamin A, vitamin C, and acid folat. Providing the proper storage and good nutrition can provide a significant value and reduce the risk of malnutrition. Not all animal milk or beverage can according to the milk. Some milkanimal that can be used to create a modified animal milk:
• Fresh Milk (full-cream/pure) from cow, goat, cow, buffalo or camel.
• Milk powder full-cream/pure
• Milk processing (the milk evaporated)
• Milk UHT (Ultra-heat Treated)

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