posted 17 May 2005 12:45            

What have your experiences been?

posted 17 May 2005 13:08               

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme-and-rife/

can confirm this.

However, this is not to say that antibiotics should be dropped completely. Antibiotics can be used interspersed throughout a rife treatment protocol and greatly accelerate progress. Doing it this way has several advantages, the most obvious of which is allowing body breaks between using antibiotics. My book has a whole chapter which discusses using antibiotics and rife therapy synergistically.

Obviously, do not discontinue your antibiotics or begin a rife treatment protocol without consulting your physician. I am not a doctor.

Bryan

Lyme/Rife Book
Http://www.lymebook.com

posted 17 May 2005 13:43               

How long have you been on abx, brainless?

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posted 17 May 2005 14:04               

Have you ever wondered why there are so many frequencies that are used against Bb? People come up with all these different frequencies either through muscle testing, or patient response (reactions, which are totally subjective). None of them have actually been verified to kill keets through controlled lab conditions, and even if someone could prove that a frequency actually did kill keets in a petri dish, there would be no way to measure how effective it would be in going through body tissue and deep into bone and muscle, and esp the brain.

Rife does seem to do something. What is it doing in reality? Nobody really knows. Some people say they feel better using rife , but is it more because they are getting off abx for a while? A lot of people end up going back on abx because they deteriorate when just trying to use rife. I have also noticed that most people who claim that rife works for them are also using other kinds of therapies and herbal abx like samento/olive leaf/oil of oregano, and so on.

If rife really did work, it would work by itself. It wouldn't need so much help. A lot of people don't get any results even after a few months of rife. They are told that it can take up to a year. That could just be giving the keets a lot of time to proliferate again after real progress had been made on abx.

posted 17 May 2005 14:35               

Rife gave me back my life, as it did for many other people.

For some people, these success stories are enough to want to learn more and maybe even try. For other people, this is not enough.

It is a personal decision. To each his own.

Bryan

posted 17 May 2005 17:04               

Just curious and would love to know if this is an alternative.

Thanks,

posted 17 May 2005 19:52               

There's a site for used ones somewhere. Bryan??

Prices begin at around $350

posted 17 May 2005 23:05            

Also, please remember that Lymenet is an open board. There is no medical or commercial review of the information listed here, nor is there an easy way to go through the archives and research others' experiences. If you try anything here and it doesn't work, you will have no legal or financial recourse.

I've tried many traditional and alternative treatments that I read about on Lymenet. Some worked, and some didn't. Some were helpful, but not for Lyme disease.