Unfortunately, virus reappeared in the plasma of all eight individuals within three to 31 days of stopping therapy. The amount of virus detected quickly multiplied. This area of research is in its early stages and has not yet produced enough information upon which to recommend stopping therapy or taking drug holidays. At this point, the idea of discontinuing therapy to boost up an immune response against HIV is essentially theoretical. We do know, however, that there are potentially enormous risks in stopping therapy.
Many researchers agree that most individuals' viral load rebounds after stopping therapy.
All in all, the overwhelming conclusion is to keep taking your medications consistently and do not take drug holidays.