Cases from private practices - Papimi

according to the normal protocol. Otherwise significant irritation and pain may develop. The microcurrent
treatments are done in conjunction with the PAP IMI treatments until the patient's body electrobalance
has achieved the proper level.
Thereafter, the patient receives just PAP IMI treatments. More about the combination therapy: The
microcurrent and PAP IMI treatment techniques were found to mutually benefit one another. Roughly
speaking, the effectiveness of either technique used in isolation was found to be improved by 10 fold
when both were used together. Improved tissue conductivity, body electro balance, not only improves the
general condition of the patient, but also prepares the patient's body to better receive the PAP IMI
treatments, thereby enhancing their effectiveness.
In general Dr. Tsilimigakis prescribes vitamins and trace metal minerals to his patients. For AIDS he
prescribes large doses of vitamin C (beginning with 6 grams per day for the first week) and minerals
(about one tablet per day), the particular dosage being dependent on their condition. For example, if the
patient has diarrhea, the dose is reduced to a point which may be tolerated. Subsequently, Dr.
Tsilimigakis adjusts the dose according to the condition, using his own experience and intuition.
Usage of PAP IMI: In all cases, except AIDS Case 1, the PAP IMI was used from the
beginning of the patient's therapy in conjunction with the microcurrent therapy. In AIDS Case 1, the
patient began with microcurrent therapy and after 21 months her treatments began to be supplemented
with PAP IMI treatments, whereupon her recovery accelerated significantly.
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