Dr. Ronald Page Trible, MD

I have been through about every infectious disease doctor in atlanta over the past 32 years and have found dr. trible to be the best of them all ! he does not sit behind a computer and type the whole time you are with him like most doctors do ! i like that ! he truly talks and listens to you while you are with him and types after you leave ! find that refreashing a nd professional

dr. trible and his nurse angela are uninformed about nutitional and alternative medical ways to boost t-cell production ! will only tell you that taking your hiv meds. is the only thing that will raise your cd4 count! taking vitamins and herbs along with proper diet and enough sleep and exercise can greatly increase t-cell production! vitamins b and c along with vitamins d and e help a lot ! large doses of beta carotine along with zinc and selenium help also! eat plenty of lean protien and probiotics! herbs like rice bran and beta glucan along with red marine algae help too ! drink green tea and coffee along with kombucha tea to boost immune system ! do not smoke or drink or do recreational drugs either! am a 38 year hiv long term survivor with 20 years of ubdetectable viral load so i must be doing something right ! last t-cell count was 997! eliminate stress if you can and keep the faith! here's to your health !

Dr Trible treated me twice for an infection in my body cavity after 4 surgeries, the last one requiring 6 weeks of infusions at home. The GID staff and DR. Trible were always carrying about my wellbeing and Dr. Trible probably is partially responsible for my still being here. Would not hesitate to use him again if necessary.

Absolutely love everything about Dr. Trible and the GID team. From my first visit until now, the experience has been amazing.