Hi all, I am wondering about Rife machines. Does it really work? What machine to buy and how much it costs. I have done a little research and can only find really expensive (thousands of dollars) machines.
Anyone have experience good or bad?
Thanks in advance!
Posted by secondtimearound (Member # 7249) on :
Hi,
This has been talked about a lot here. If the search is working just type in rife and you will see all sides.
For me, it is the best treatment I ever used. My machine cost $850.00 from www.rifelabs.com. I'm not affiliated with them, just a happy customer.
Rife is not a quick fix and other treatments added in help considerably, especially detox.
All My Best, Scott
Posted by prismvision (Member # 9648) on :
Hey Scott,
Just wondering what model your rife machine is???
Thanks, Heidi
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
I have the EMEM5A and it cost me $450. I've been off abx for over a yr now, so I would say it's doing SOMETHING!
I was treated for more than 4 yrs with abx. I do believe abx are VERY IMPORTANT, especially in the initial treatment.
Get a copy of Bryan Rosner's book. He reviews the best rife machines and tells you why they are effective.
I have an emem3d analog. I'm not sure if he still sells that one. I do know he has a newer version with 2 tubes that a friend of mine bought and the last time I spoke to her, she was having great results.
The one that lymetoo has (correct me if I'm wrong) is made by a gentleman who makes absolutely no profit from his machines. I initially spoke to him but he had a 3 month wait so I paid the extra money.
This same gentleman is also the one who initially taught (helped) Dave from rifelabs make his so I felt very comfortable with my choice.
Another good place for info is on yahoo, just search lyme and rife and join the forum.
If you have any other questions feel free to PM me.
All My Best, Scott
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
quote:Originally posted by secondtimearound: The one that lymetoo has (correct me if I'm wrong) is made by a gentleman who makes absolutely no profit from his machines. I initially spoke to him but he had a 3 month wait so I paid the extra money.
Yes, that's the one!! I understand that he now has someone helping him, so the waiting list is not that long....like maybe a month?
Posted by James H (Member # 6380) on :
I have been using some experimental variations of Rife machines for most of this year. I can tell you that this type of thing does work. It is non-invasive, and once you have the machinery it is essentially free.
I also think from my own experiments and observations that the concept has a lot more potential than is achieved by the current offerings. Nonetheless they seem to be working well for alot of people as they are.
For those who are technically inclined, the price of a couple of bottles of pills and lab tests to see how much damage they are doing to your vital organs will buy alot of equipment.
Considering what the medical establishment is doing to us, having a few alternatives to what they are denying us is a good thing. For us, this one has worked really well.
Posted by clairenotes (Member # 10392) on :
What are the differences between Zappers, like the Clark or the Beck zappers and Rife?
Claire
Posted by Marnie (Member # 773) on :
Power. Depth of penetration too.
Posted by trails (Member # 1620) on :
do you combine abx with rife?
Posted by serendipity (Member # 8474) on :
Trails, You can. Theoretically rife is most effective without antibiotics. The antibioticsa are thought to drive the borellia into a cyst form.
Some use rife as a means to get off antibiotics.
Have you read Bryan Rosners book?
Posted by trails (Member # 1620) on :
havent read the book. have only known the peripherals of rife. never dug into it because abx and detox brought me back to health in 2001. So thought they would this time too. Now..... who knows, but it aint workin.
If worried about cysts, why not use tini or flagyl dring rife treatment?
Posted by serendipity (Member # 8474) on :
Trails, This is theoritical, and based on Bryan Rosners book:
These drugs have been found to degreade the cyst form in vitro However, he belives that these drugs drugs in vivo are unlikely to be effective against the cyst form.
The book is intersting even if you don't use rife, much discussion about other alternative treatments.
I haven't used antibiotics, only hersbs such as Cumanda. I do wonder if the Cumanda is driving the lyme into cyst form. In the Spring I came off all herbs, I felt awful. Perhaps the borrelia was coming out of the cyst and the rife was more effective.
I am back on herbs for fungi and babesia. I feel significantly better. The herxes msy be less strong or my yeast/babesia low may be down. It's hard finding a balance with using herbs and rifing. In two months I will come off herbs and try rifing alone.
Posted by tailz (Member # 10014) on :
My brain isn't working. Can someone let me know?...
1) Which make and model I need (specifically I need to kill Lyme, and I'm guessing at the very least something FUNGAL and BABESIA, since wormwood helps and a few years back I glowed green at the vet's) - also, my daughter may have systemic STREP, so I'm guessing I have this, too. She's been having major headaches, isn't sleeping, anxiety, OCD - only shows one Lyme band (23), so we hit a wall.
2) The website to purchase Rife? I saw the one link above. Are there others?
3) Has it helped to warrant the price? Can you change frequencies to kill other things? How do you know where to set it? Do I need a more expensive model because I think I have everything? Is it best to pulse Rife treatments? How do you know if you are 'herxing' or if it's making things worse?
I took St. John's Wort today and now my right kidney and head hurts. Since St. John's Wort is supposed to be like tetracycline, what do you think I have? Herx or wrong herb?
I just don't think that IV therapy is too great. I need to be on abx twice daily or my symptoms flare in the evening especially. Unfortunately, I can't infuse twice a day, and I've only been doing M-W-F infusions because I'm tired.
Posted by serendipity (Member # 8474) on :
I have tried the following rife machines at thrugh friends and clinics: EMEM3d Beam Ray Rife for Life Square Gen pro RIfe for Life PPET Resonant Light rife/bare Resonant Light PERL HPMP (high powered magnetic pulser).
If I had the money, I would invest it in the PERL. It is pricey, about $5000, but much more powerful and effective than the other devices. I bought the EMEM, which is similar but about $500. It works, but without the power and penetration that the PERL has. The PPET is also a great machine, but relatively new and does not have the track record of the PERL and resonant light.
[ 19. November 2006, 12:13 AM: Message edited by: serendipity ]
Posted by tailz (Member # 10014) on :
Thanks, Serendipity - Do you think I can go with the cheaper one and just use it longer? Or do you think it has more to do with frequencies and power?
I might be able to swing the cheaper unit. I don't think I could swing the $5000 unit.
Posted by elsa (Member # 11019) on :
TailZ did you ever buy the Rife machine? I am very intrested in buy one as well, but am at a loss as to which one and none of them are at the price range of $500. could you all help me out? thank you!
Posted by D Bergy (Member # 9984) on :
The link mentioned by secondtimearound is the best Rife device you can get for the money. If you want to spend more there are fancier models, but as a first device the EMEM has proven itself against Lyme.
A Beck Blood Electrifier runs a small DC current thru your bloodstream which is supposed to kill bacteria in your blood. Since it is DC there are no frequencies involved, just electrical current. This is not a substitute for a Rife device but is a good add on treatment to use with one.
Zappers are AC devices and run a few frequencies, but as mentioned earlier they do not penetrate the body enough to use alone. They are to kill bacteria in the blood also.
Rife devices work by producing precise frequencies which either destroy or disable bacteria or viruses in the body.
Some people are symptom free after using one for a period of time. Are they cured? I do not know if symptom free is the same, but if you have no symptoms, thats pretty impressive.
Doctors could lose their license if they recommend an experimental device for use. It has also been called a quack device for years so anyone who knows little about them will assume they do not work. The bottom line is they work, they are relativly cheap, and unpatentable. No patent, no big money to be made. They also are a very direct threat to antibiotics and drug companies so you will never see them used by very many Doctors.
Do a search on Royal Rife and it will keep you busy for a long time.
Best Regards
D Bergy
Posted by spookydew (Member # 8432) on :
Hey guys, My husband made a zapper last Sunday. He used 9 volt battery 1st. When I didn't feel anything he used 12 volt. Still didn't really feel anything except nausea.
Stayed with 12volt. Did get slightly anxious when used it twice in one day. Lasted 2-3 hours. Don't think I could tolerate a rife so I'm sticking with this til load is low enough that a rife wont kick me.
Noticed a little more energy. However, I have low seizure threshold. Have had few (petit type) since November 2nd 2005 (pain related).
Does rife or zapper cause seizures? I have had some while zapping. Don't really feel that that is a bad thing. I am always awake and fully alert.
Posted by D Bergy (Member # 9984) on :
I have never heard of either causing a seizure but anything is possible. I have heard of certain video games causing them so who knows?
I think you are smart to proceed slowly. Better safe than sorry.