OTHERPLANE

Through friends, we let them know that we were investigating cures for cancer and AIDS. When a patient is referred to us, we begin to build a portfolio on the patient even before the patient arrives for treatment. The patient's vital information, i.e., name, age, sex, address and phone, type of virus spiritual and other beliefs, physical, emotional, mental, aura, immune system, blood breakdown (PSA, TSA, etc), internal organs (bladder, kidney, colon, heart, lungs, and others), are taken and will serve as a baseline to be used against other daily readings taken during the treatment. A number system (0 - 9) is used, with 0 being the worst of conditions and 9 the best, for all areas except the virus (9 represents the worst and 0 the best). This information is used to determine the duration of the treatment, the type of treatment, the amount of medication and the interval between medications. Daily readings are taken to monitor the virus and the condition of the patient, so we have a recorded picture by the time the patient arrives.

When the patient arrives, they are briefed on what we already know about them, their, physical and mental health, the treatment process and on through the various phases after treatment is completed. Daily readings are the norm and no specialized medical equipment or other is used. The patient is assured that no physical pain except for what the patient is already experiencing will occur. The patient's diet and food intake is determined and prescribed when treatment begins.

During the early stage of the treatment process, the patient's entire system is saturated with the medication. This is the saturation phase and the readings would reflect a downward trend in all areas within a matter of days. Depending on the type of virus, the duration period for the treatment and saturation would be different. The patients food types and intake is regulated, to aid in the healing process. The patient is required to drink large amounts of water, daily. Once the saturation has passed, nearly all of the numbers should be at or closing in on nine (9). The virus reading would be close to zero (0)

The next phase is the readjustment phase. At this point, the patient will require no additional medication. Again, the patient's foods and intake is increased. However, the patient is cautioned to consider using proper eating habits in order to maintain optimum body weight-to-height ratio. Should the virus still be present at this point, it is the viruses attempt to overcome the immune system. However, the medication is still present in the blood system and would neutralize the virus gradually during the readjustment phase.

The final phase is the post monitoring phase. This involves taking daily readings with or without the patient being present. If the patient comes to us in the early stage of their illness, chances are that their internal organs and tissues are reasonably healthy and fully functional. Then the treatment is fairly routine (kill the virus). Assuming there are some damage to organs or tissues, as a result of the virus, and the patient is in good physical condition, the organs or tissues have a good chance of recovering and mending itself. The patient is encouraged to seek an appointment with their doctor(s) to have a complete checkup done and provide us a summation of the results. This will verify whether we were successful or not. The monitoring of the patient would continue until after the patient has completed their checkup with their doctor. There could be situations when monitoring could continue beyond the patient's checkup, but that would be for our benefit. One reason for this to happen is, to gather and correlate data to other recorded data. As a norm, a continuous line of communication is maintained with the patient. (See Related Account"Robert - Colon Cancer").