INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE






www.instituteofscience.com
Shakman, S.H., "Cuyugan's Malaria Treatment; Aid vs
AIDS?", AAAS Pacific Division Proceedings Vol. 7:42 (1988):
ABSTRACT: In 1941 Filipino Dr. Eutiquiano Cuyugan
treated approx. 40 malaria patients as follows: Blood (10 cc) was
drawn from the arm, put in a culture dish for 2-3 mins. (swirled
a bit to keep coagulation even), & injected into the same patient's
buttock muscle. After 8-10 hours the site of injection became red.
After 1 day chills would cease but fever remained. Over 2-3 days,
fever would diminish and then disappear. By the 4th day patients
could generally resume normal activity. A dose of about 3cc was not
effective for a 10-year-old but a subsequent dose of about 5cc was.
Cuyugan's son Roberto performed the procedure on others and self
and believes it safe, suggesting possible use against AIDS.
See: AIDS - THE
RIDDLE SOLVED and AUTOHEMOTHERAPY - THE MAGIC SHOT?
IOS

BOOKS
Copyright 1996
S H
Shakman. All rights reserved.
Email: mail@instituteofscience.com