Cases from private practices - Papimi

She still has sensitivities to chemicals in the air. But blood test results have showed that the PAP
IMI has dramatically lowered the levels of heavy metals and pesticides in her blood. The patient was
retested for content of metals and pesticides in May of 1997. Heavy metal levels and pesticides were
found to have dropped by a factor of two to four from their former high levels, with lead dropping by
30% (see comparison in table 1). Also a CEA RIA test for intestinal cancer indicated a level of 5.8, about
half of the level of 11 that was found in a similar test conducted in 1992.
TABLE 1
Blood Levels of Some Heavy Metals and Pesticides
1995 1997
Lead 71 mg/l 49 mg/l
Chromium 2.6 mg/l less than 1 mg/l
Lindan (g HCH) pesticide 0.4 mg/l
less than 0.1 mg/l
HCB (Hexachlorbenzol) 1.5 mg/l 0.8 mg/l
DDE 5.7 mg/l (lower)
Clinical study of women greater than 65 years of age receiving PAP IMI treatment. Sample is
totally inclusive; all three cases receiving treatment April to August 1997 are reported here.
THERAPIST: SUSANNE GRABER
Case I-a:
Alleviation of heart insufficiency and significant reduction of pain from knee cyst
Patient: A Female, 80 years old.
Condition: Heart arythmia and Baker cyst on knee
Date of case study: August 30, 1997
Therapist: Susanne Graber
Condition and Therapy Prior to PAP IMI Treatment:
The patient suffered from several ailments:
1) She had a heart insufficiency condition for which she had been taking digitalis.
2) She had a baker cyst on her knee which had immobilized her knee and which had become very
painful by April of 1997.
3) She had a bladder condition which required her to make frequent trips to the bathroom for
urination.
PAP IMI Treatment and Subsequent Diagnosis:
The patient began receiving half hour PAP IMI treatments twice per month from April through
May and one treatment per week in June and July. Areas treated included the heart, liver, thymus, and
knee with approximately 6 to 8 minutes at each location. The heart was treated at every session. During
this time the patient received no other therapy.
As a result of the PAP IMI treatments the patient's heart condition improved to the point that she
discontinued taking digitalis after her third PAP IMI treatment (June 7th) and since that time has had
no problem with her heart.
For the first 4 months of PAP IMI treatment the patient did not receive much benefit from the PAP
IMI treatments, but following a hip osteopathic adjustment and after receiving her fourth PAP IMI
treatment in August, by August 23rd her pain had lessened considerably. The pain alleviation response
may have been helped in part to the increased frequency of treatments that the patient was receiving in
August.
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