School started. I was reading my science textbook, the chapter was the immune system, and, naturally, the last chapter was diseases of the immune system. Though HIV was touched on, the chapter focused primarily on cancer and carcinogens.
Still... I wondered if you could stimulate the T cells and B cells into extremely rapid growth, and increase the variance of the antibodies for each B and T cell. With a huge swell of the immune system's fighters, and an increase in antibody diversity, it would increase the possibility that the immune system would be able to attack the HIV virus.
Now, I strongly doubt I'm the first person to think of this. Has this been attempted before, and if so, to what end? How do HIV vaccine attempts work, usually? The same as a normal vaccine?