Snark
April 11-17
ARMENICUM - HIGHLY-EFFECTIVE THERAPY WITH NO SIDE-EFFECTS
The "Armenicum" preparation is not for Russia or any other country, it is for AIDS-patients, Nikolay Kolesnikov, the first foreign citizen, who agreed to be treated for Aids by the "Armenicum", said in Yerevan. He said that on the previous day his blood had been tested for AIDS and there were some signs of recovery. Particularly, the disease returned to the stage 1, lymphatic glands have become smaller, functions of the liver had been restored. "Prior to the course of treatment, CD-4 cells were less than 420 (according to Moscow), and now their number is close to normal. The patient now feels better, the immune system has been considerably improved," announced Kolesnikov's doctor Petr Artischev. Nevertheless, Armenian doctors do not recommend Kolesnikov to have children for the time being. Artischev announced that Armenian doctors had never declared that the "Armenicum" completely cures of Aids. According to him, it helps patients feel much better and improve the quality of their lives. Kolesnikov refuted allegations that in Russia he worked as loader and even had married. Within the "Armenicum" project, an Internet site is being created to acquaint with the book called "Armenicum. Experimental researches," as well as to highlight pictures of 22 patients of the clinic, and to provide with news and articles about the preparation. AIDS AND CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY CENTER IS 10 TBILISI. The AIDS and Clinical Immunology Center of Georgia is celebrating its 10th anniversary in April this year, Irina Kiladze, a methodist-doctor, said to a reporter. Through the financial problems, the AID Center employees are not going to prepare for the jubilee. The Georgia' AIDS Center has been established since early April 1990. Currently there are 115 HIV-infected patients registered in the Center. She added that majority of the infected are the residents of Tbilisi. Samegrelo (western Georgia) is ranking second and Ajaria - third. She claimed that for lack of finances the AIDS and Clinical Immunology Center currently is unable to carry on HIV analyses to all willing. For the same reason large amount of blood to be analyzed had been preserved.