Cases from private practices - Papimi

CW I'm coming to that. The MPG produces extremely rapid oscillations of a magnetic field
that penetrate the body. To make a long story short, and bypass a lot of physics, the effect of these
oscillating pulses of magnetic energy is to increase the transmembrane potential of sick or abnormal cells.
It's like charging a car battery; if a battery is low, it takes the charge and builds up to its normal voltage,
but if it is already fully charged, the battery charger or alternator in the car has no effect.
ML So what has that got to do with curing AIDS
CW Whoa, we don't know that it does cure AIDS. A cure may be a long way off yet.
But, it appears to cure a number of AIDS-related symptoms, opportunistic infections, and thus
prolong the life of an AIDS patient in a healthier and more productive state. That's a big step forward. In
the case of Kaposi's sarcoma, and many other forms of cancer for that matter, increasing the TMP
prevents the cancer cells from dropping to that critical value of around 12 millivolts that triggers cell
division. If the cancer cells can't divide, they age and die; the cancer stops growing and starts shrinking.
ML Oh, I see. Now it is beginning to make sense.
But how about the pneumonia and the diarrhea
CW Okay, these diseases are caused by single-cell bacteria that have a very fast metabolism.
They absorb nutrients from the host environment and reproduce, or divide quickly because they grow so
fast. When the magnetic oscillations prevent their TMP from dropping to the critical point, where they
would normally divide, they just continue to swell up until they burst and die. We have seen this actually
occur through a microscope many times. That's why these particular AIDS-related infections can be
cured so quickly--it doesn't take long to kill all of these particular bacterial species.
ML And the same thing happens with the cancer cells
CW Not exactly. We get the same general effect, but it takes longer--that is, a few more MOT
treatments. I think what happens here is that when the cancer cells are prevented from reproducing, they
die of old age. They don't burst their membranes like the bacteria because their metabolism is much
slower and they don't have such a bountiful supply of nutrients as the bacteria.
ML How about T-cells Does MOT keep them from reproducing
CW Here I'm on shaky ground. I really don't know why MOT produces such a dramatic
increase in T-cells. I suspect that T-cells infected with the HIV lose energy and the ability to function
normally, and die an early death. If their death rate is greater than their birth rate, so to speak, one could
understand why the T-cell count would decline over the years, opening the way for opportunistic
infections to take root.
ML Well, if MOT is so effective in all these cases, why hasn't the public been informed about it
CW Several reasons. In the first place, MOT has not yet been approved by the FDA, and is
only being used on an experimental basis for a few carefully selected subjects. Secondly, I understand
there are only two or three MPG machines in existence, experimental models, and they probably won't go
into mass production until FDA approval for general use has been given. Thirdly, if the general public
knew about MOT the researchers would be swamped with more AIDS and cancer applicants than they
could possibly handle at this time.
ML How long do you think it will take to get FDA approval
CW Not long. I hope it will happen by next June. They are working desperately to come up
with the necessary data. Some of the doctors are putting in 14, 16 hour days because they know how
important it is. And the engineers are working full time on MPG design, so they can go into mass
production as soon as possible. That might take another two or three months, and then there is the
training problem--doctors and technicians will have to be trained for hospitals and clinics all over the
country. All over the world, for that matter.
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