In the 1930's, Dr. Royal Raymond Rife theorized that specific frequencies could deactivate harmful microbes in the body without negative or harmful side effects. He discovered that each microorganism has its own frequency and can be neutralized by intensifying its specific frequency. Raymond Royal Rife invented a frequency machine, now known as a Rife Machine, aka Royal Rife Machine, the forerunner of today's "Detox Box" instrument. The Detox Box produces 250 specific frequencies based on the traditional uses of Dr. Rife's protocols.
By holding the stainless steel cylinders or applying convenient electrode pads directly over your skin and selecting specific frequencies, it is theorized that you can disable harmful microbes in your own body.
Choose from a list of over 450 auto-codes ranging from acne, detoxification, headaches, stiff muscles, liver, kidney and parasite cleanses and more. With the convenience of owning your own Detox Box, you and your loved ones can repeat Dr. Rife's efforts to stay healthy and energized by detoxifying just a few times a week.
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Is it any good? I asked the company & they said that they do have frequencies for Lyme.
Posted by CraigC (Member # 13732) on :
I've never tried it, but $2,000? Posted by luvs2ride (Member # 8090) on :
Have you done a search for rifing and KMT? KMT is another frequency machine that many were excited about at one time.
You should find a lot of information.
Luvs
Posted by sparkle7 (Member # 10397) on :
Thanks.
I know there are a bunch of different rife machines on the market.
I was just wondering if anyone actually tried this one.
It seems well designed & easy to use. Some of the other ones seem a bit scary... sort of in a Frankenstein way.
Posted by steelbone (Member # 14014) on :
IS this just a Rife machine with a detox option. Or is a detox machine that can perform some rife machine frequencys.
I'm meeting with my dr on monday and will be asking him about rife machines. Just a little confused about this machine. Certainly looks interesting.
Thanks for the info
Posted by pingpong (Member # 13706) on :
NIx it!
Posted by sparkle7 (Member # 10397) on :
What do you mean, pingpong?
I was surprised when my doctor mentioned rifing to me. I actually asked him about it a year ago but he said he didn't think it was any good.
Last time I saw him (a couple of weeks ago) he asked me if I heard anything about it & that he was re-considering it...
It would be nice if people living near each other could share one.
They are quite expensive & you don't have to use it for a long time.
Posted by steelbone (Member # 14014) on :
I did notice that the regular rife machine's do have a detox frequency.
CAn't wait to see what my dr has to say about them. Will also be asking him about bee venom for my lower back
Posted by pingpong (Member # 13706) on :
Sparkle,
IMO,better headway can be made with a course of antibiotic(s), or Zhang's regimen; or theses two in tandem. IMO, in terms of results achieved, Zhang's anti-babesial, lyme, and anti-inflammatory regimens were the best "bang-for-the-buck." He has had proven results, in my case. I started Zhang's regimen 11 mo. after initial infection when I inadvertently snapped the tick on my leg. Initial Tx was doxy X100mg. X21 or42 days, next Tx, was augmentin, but this was prescribed for something else, which resulted in a herx in the hip joint(heat, pain, the most manifest thing that I could identify.
Imo, Rife, and rife-derivative type machines for illnesses are theoretical, though I pay intellectual homage to these devices for therapuetic use. I just haven't seen that even broaches a well-designed study, let alone rigoorous studies warranting their use, but only subjective accounts which are o.k.,as far as they can be relied upon, but don't not suffice for me.
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