ΠΑΠΙΜΙ

Keywords: Treating Horses - Race Horses, reheumatoid, fistula, piroplasmosis, protozoan parasite of blood vessels, ultraviolet treatment of the blood, broken tenon, wounds, soars, fistulas.

TREATING HORSES WITH PAPIMI
SUMMER 1995
TESTS OF PAP IMI ON HORSES AT THE ATHENS RACE TRACK
BY MARK KARATZAS.
SUMMARIES OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CASES

 

  1. A horse with broken tenon which considered unable to run and useless for races for ever, after two days treatments start exercising and in one week was raceable with normal mobility.
  2. Horse with wounds on the knees by being kicked by another horse and excluded from races for six weeks after being treated was able to race the next day.
  3. Horse with marks and wounds on the skin from unknown dermatopathy cleared in two days in most parts. The bigger main wound was cleared by 80%. Unbelievable and spectacular recovery of unknown dermatopathy.
  4. Horse with postoperative wounds that normally would close in a month, after being treated three times completely healed in three days.
  5. Horse with spine problem unable to carry a race, after being treated twice 30 minutes locally on the back, recovered completely.
  6. Numerous other horses with various specified and unspecified conditions, broken tenons, leg problems recovered with the spectacular and unexpected short time.


TRANSCRIPT BY Dr. P. L.
Treatment of Race Horses with the PAPIMI
at Aqua Caliente Race track

In the summer of 1995 a horse trainer together with a medical doctor used the PAPIMI to treat about 10 race horses in their stalls at the Aqua Caliente race track near Tijuana, Mexico. These were among 500 horses some of which were being trained for the 1996 Olympics. Treatments were given over about a one week period.

They used it to successfully treat the ankles of the horses right in the hots where they get splints.

They also had good results in treating rheumatoid areas which were known to be problematic from long time experience. Also they used it to treat saddle soars which had caused big fistulas.

These were found to heal quicker as a result of the PAPIMI treatments without any noticeable adverse effects. The animal was able to tolerate the sound of the machine's operation without too much problem.

They also successfully treated some horses for piroplasmosis, a protozoan parasite of the blood vessels. Three modalities were used: nosodes (homeopathic remedies), the PAPIMI, and ultraviolet treatment of the blood

 

 

 

Go to List of Cases

Back to Selections Page

Back to Main Page