Cases from private practices - Papimi

There were also a number of 1 - 2 cm lymph nodes between the aorta and the vena cava. In addition, a
group of small mesenteric lymph nodes, collectively measuring 5 cm in diameter, was noted at the level
of the umbilicus. These mesenteric nodes appeared slightly larger since the time they were imaged in
October 1990. Finally, the June scan showed her spleen to be mildly enlarged.
In August 1991, Iris was further diagnosed with chronic nonspecific lymphocytic leukemia. Her
white blood cell count at that time had reached 90,000.
PEC Treatment and Subsequent Diagnosis:
In September 1991 she traveled to Mexico to be treated with the PEC at Instituto Genesis West -
Provida, a cancer treatment center. Over a period of 19 days, she exposed the tumors for 25 minutes each
day with the PEC set on medium intensity. In a typical daily treatment, she would expose each of the five
locations on her abdomen for 4 minutes, always giving a second 5 minute exposure to her largest tumor.
She reported that she "felt good" using the PEC machine and also mentions that since she used it, the
condition of abdominal pain had improved and abdominal bleeding had ceased.
A CAT scan taken on October 31, 1991 [see attachments D-5 & D-6], showed a decrease in the size of
the para-aortic node from 2.5 (or possibly 3 cm) to 2 cm since the time of the June and July 1991 scans
taken 3 - 4 months earlier. This larger node is the one that Iris had exposed to the PEC twice as long as
the other nodes. The para-caval and mesenteric nodes remained unchanged. There was also a mild
increase in spleen size.
Following the PEC treatment, Iris' white blood cell count dropped by 6 fold to 14,000. This decrease
suggests that her condition was responding favorably to the treatments at the Genesis West clinic. She
had another blood test at her home town in Bethesda, Maryland two weeks after returning from Mexico.
At that time her count was found to have rebounded to 78,000. Soon after she began a vitamin C
intravenous infusion therapy which has since kept her white count down around 55,000.
It cannot be definitely claimed that the improved blood cell count or tumor shrinkage was due to the
PEC treatment alone since Iris was concurrently trying a number of other therapies, one being the
camphor based 714-X infusion treatment developed by Canadian Gaston Naessens which she tried for 5
months. She eventually stopped these other therapies because they were affecting her adversely.
Iris has most recently travelled to Athens Greece and has recommenced therapy on the PEC as of May
18, 1992.
Letter Transcription
May 18, 1992
I, I. B., have had exposures with the ion dispersing device PEC at Genesis-West in Mexico for 19
days in September, 1991 of twenty-five minutes duration each. I experienced no evidence of side effects,
or any harmful effect. To the contrary, there was a reduction of one major lymph node and improvement
of adenopathy, my white cell count went down from approximately 90,000 to 14,000 temporarily in part
due to treatment from the machine. It also improved the condition of pain in my abdomen which had
undetermined source of bleeding. There has been no further bleeding since then.
I have decided on my own initiative and requested from Dr. P. T. Pappas to let me use the same
device in Athens, Greece believing that this will be further beneficial to my condition. He accepted and I
came to Athens, Greece on May 14, 1992. On May 18, 1992 I requested to have my first 20 minute
exposure. At the same time I am being diagnosed and monitored at Saint Savas Hospital in Athens for
determining the results of the ion dispersing device mentioned above. I understand, and all sides agree
that this will be beneficial to my health to the best of their knowledge. According to medical conclusion
in the United States where I have been regularly attended, there was no treatment known that could be
done to my case.
I. J. B. (Name withheld) Athens, May 18, 1992
35