Cases from private practices - Papimi

2. Gastro-emorage means stomach bleeding.
3. a+b. Yes, it is conductive acupuncture needles connected 0.5 to 1 cm deep between the thumb and
indicator simultaneously on each hand. The voltage is brought up to the tolerance of the patient. It is DC
and pulsating. According to me, pulses in this cases help in the sense that allow polarization to relax and
to achieve higher conductivity for the current. According to me, another thing, it does, is in vivo
electrolysis as well as what Kaali and Saxena were talking, apparently for all sorts of parasites in the
blood, plus neutralizing free radicals.
Dr Tsilimigakis, is not measuring galvanic skin resistance, but blood and tissue conductivity
combined.
f I answered about ST and the rest.
g case BD 47, Iron was given for anemia in capsule form -microferre, C was given in soluble form 6
gr daily first week, and then 1 gr per day maintenance.
h Those were non specific lymphomas or the answer is not known.
i it was written diseases the stupid computer (electronic speller) changed it consistently to deceases
I think I answer all the questions could be answered either in Paul's section or Charly's section,
avoiding repetition for the same questions as possible.
Happy Holidays merry Christmas.
Talk to you later.
Panos
A report concerning temperature developed by PAP IMI exposures should be expected later today
Dr Tsilimigakis, First report:
Additional Info/Corrections:
For case 1.
ST Female 30:
On 11/92 started Tsilimigakis method Microcurrents with CD4:29.
On 25/6/95: CD4 168.
On 1/8/94 Started PAP IMI additionally.
On 9/12/95: CD4 312, almost doubled in four months.
Excited and Encouraged with the unexpected increase, patient leaves to France and discontinues
therapy for 4 months.
On 24/4/95 CD4 drops to 201 without the therapy for 4 months.
Since then continuous Therapy, CD4 climes back to 350, today.
For Case 4. BD Male 47:
By the end of first semester......."CD4 count 80" should be changed to "CD4 count 113 on 11/9/95."
Panos
For Dr Tsilimigakis,.
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