1. Background and general aims
The volunteers will be treated for malaria with a frequency that istransmitted via the Internet. Each volunteer will listen to thefrequency with headphones attached to the computer that is linked tothe Internet, as many times as is necessary, under the direction oftheir doctor or health care provider.

We believe this method of treatment will effectively andsuccessfully treat malaria, reduce the cost of treatment, and eliminatemany if not all of the negative side effects of presently used malarialdrugs. This method of treatment is based on previously conducted doubleblind studies conducted by Donald Soli, M.D. on the successfultreatment of the herpes virus simplex -1 and simplex-2 usingfrequencies recorded by ThoughtForms Corporation on audio cassettetapes. The herpes study was published in the June 94 issue of theTownsend Letter to Doctors, a leading US publication of alternativemedicine.

2. Specific objectives
Thevolunteers will be treated for malaria with a frequency that istransmitted via the Internet The doctor will record the type ofmalaria, and will monitor the patient for signs of relief of symptomsand take appropriate measures to test the volunteer patient in order todetermine when, if, and to what degree the patient recovers or ishealed of the malaria. We believe this method of treatment willeffectively and successfully treat malaria, reduce the cost oftreatment, and eliminate many if not all of the negative side effectsof presently used malarial drugs.

Test Procedures:

1. Fill out the physicans profile.
2. Assist patient in completing patient consent form.
3. Obtain patient history and record profile.
4. Devise treatment plan.
5. Administer remedy.
6. Track treatments schedule and results.
7. Release patient from study.

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