springshowers
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Lets all talk about Rife here in one spot and share our ideas and about machines and frequencies and techniques including our experiences.
We can learn so much from one another.. and there is a lack of Rife info no this forum overall and I would love for us to gather here and just talk in detail so we can learn from one another...
Curious how many of you all use Rife as part or all of your treatment?
And how you feel about it.
How has it affected your overall treatment and do you do it with abx as well or do you stop abx to do rife? And why?
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I am on a waitlist to get one. I plan to start using it along with abx as soon as I am able!
I have tried it once and did feel it doing something (tightening in forehead where I normally have my dull lyme or babesia headache) during the session. I didn't herx b/c I only used it for 30 seconds, but from what I have read, it appears to work!
My husband also felt some effects during the short treatment and didn't really notice a herx since he was feeling lousy anyway from Mepron.
I know it could take months to see results, but I am very excited to incorporate it into our protocols. I am particularly interested in trying it for babesia and bart. I feel if we could just get rid of those coinfections, we would improve much faster.
If you want to learn more, The Rife Forum is very good.
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I am using only rife and feel that it is THE reason for my current state of wellness. I am off all lyme meds and most supplements.
I am working fulltime, parenting and able to be very productive.
Of course, I still have to take care of myself and I rife once per week. I have posted frequencies in other threads, but I rife for erlichiosis, babesia and lyme.
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I began rifing about a yr and a half after finishing Lyme treatment. I wanted to help KEEP it away. I rifed for about 3 yrs.. once every two weeks.
I must confess I have not rifed in almost a year now. I need to get back to it... just in case!! It's great to have for other things too, like yeast!
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I'm seriously considering going to rife route. I think Abx is useless for me, but I would like to try one real shot at a serious protocol the way it should be given (Dr. B-style).
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Cats.. can you point me to some of the threads you posted on with frequencies and such.
It seems like a small number of people (on this site anyway) are using the rife.
I am glad to hear successes with it and am using it as a transition off abx..
Not there yet.. but starting to rife.. while still using abx with the goal to hopefully get off abx without worry of relapse..
I am only able to tolerate it one time a week but am told I should do it for shorter time frames and more often is better
Does that sound right?
I ordered the Rife Handbook and am waiting on that to read and learn more..
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I started rifing about 5 weeks ago with a DT EMEM5a machine. I am def. herxing on it, but I am not sure if I am using it properly or to its fullest capabilities.
I am on abx as well.
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Asummers.. i am in the same boat.. i started but not sure about it all.
There seems to be no ONE protocol or method to follow but just general guidelines...
Kinda frustrating but that is how it is.. it seems.
Would love to share ideas or what your all doing and maybe we can learn from one another??>
Or maybe the Rife Forum would be a better place for that. But there are not many there treating lyme either??
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Sounds like a plan to me springshowers I would love a rifing buddy.
I feel like I am staring at this wonderful machine that can help me, but I don't know how to use it? I am one of those people that 'likes to read the directions' before starting something new. For me and how my brain works, I feel that there are really up in the air directions with the rife.
I know that all of our bodies are different, so there really can't be a 'one size fits all' protocol for this.
I have been following D Bergy's post's like a mad woman. And I got on the rife forum because of him. There is a lyme forum there.
Or maybe we can start a Rife thread, kinda like the AI or Germany threads??
I would be more than happy to discuss my treatment protocol on a lymenet thread, or over email or a PM.
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I use rife as part of my treatment. I look at it as a piece of the puzzle.
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I've been rifing for almost a year now. I'm functioning at 90% most days. I quit all abx in June and have continued to get better and better. I rife once a week - sometimes more. I can't recommend it enough!
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springshowers
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Asummers..
Yeah. A Rife Thread on Lymenet would be good..
If you would like to start one or any other ides .. or I could head over to the thread on the rife forum.?
I dont know what would work best There are more people coming out about using Rife here on Lyment and I bet there are quite a bit more..
So maybe start one here.
I think it would be helpful to go back and forth on dialoge about how to start out esp...
What frequencies or programs to use..
How often. Do you pulse and cycle programs?
Etc.
I have been doing things like Overall Cleansing Detox programs and lymph and liver and kidney supports that I was given by the manufacturer of my machine along with some recommendations by a doctor...
And then.. I cycle in Viral and Parasite and Lyme programs.
The thing is.. I have not ventured past the main general programs I was given to start with and I have been reading the Frequenies list and there are like 10 plus different lyme programs and also many of each of protozoan and viral and fungal..etc.
So my biggest question is...
Do you try to treat a few things or one at a time.. and do you choose one program or rotate different ones.
I am finding to get information about what might work for me is going to take alot of trial and error. Like a lot....
I personally feel I need to find a good program for Lyme and as well as the protozoan viral and fungal issues..
On top of that detox and organ support I think are important.
I have been using these pre programed programs for now.
Each one has 5 to 15 frequencies and running 1 or 3 minutes each frequency. It adds up to a lot of time.
I know some who say they use one frequency and treat for 1 minute and work up..
But that seems so minimal.. and ... well ..I want to use supports too if I can..'
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lymielauren - I tried to pm you but your box is full...
I was reading an old post about your reaction to your first babs frequency.
Can you tell me if you have kicked your babesia through rife?
If so, how many sessions did it take and do you happen to know which strains you had?
I have read in a couple of places that it is not too hard to get rid of babs through rife, but then I've also read that people were unsure of rife clearing coinfections.
What babs frequencies did you use?
Thanks so much!
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I have used it successfully in the past and am using it again for a new bite - i'm not an expert or doctor but I'd be happy to share my experience with anyone interested. Please feel free to send me a PM.
For me it helped tremendously three years ago - I used it as my main treatment during a relapse or new bite - not sure because I developed a severe yeast infection from the meds.
In my opinion and experience - it was the best thing that ever happened to me while dealing with this disease!
The second best thing was learning how to detox!
All My Best, Scott
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I have rifed for approximately 4 years now, usually at least every 2 weeks. I feel it helps me maintain the wellness I have. I have also been off abx.
I have an EMEM5A from DT.
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this is great info everyone, keep contributing..
as with everything else here most of it is "greek" to me. I am trying to educate myself and this really helps.
Interesting though (as I had no idea what rife was) so I quickly google it (on my way to work) and found 1 site that offered a machine for 1795.00 ouch but when listing the things it helps it didn't include Lyme--hum interesting, seems like they would like to include ALL ailments it can/may help.
Hate to say but at first I was glad to FINALLY get a REAL diag. as to why I am sick but now after the "stigma" and denial of medical community I feel more like a red headed step-child
Don't mean to offend any red-headed step children but I think you get my drift (:
Take care and God Bless
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I am a rifer. Have been for 5 yrs.
Pam
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I'm seriously thinking about using rife. How in the heck do you know what machine is best to get? I have no idea.
I'm afraid I won't know how to use it if I get one.
It would be great to have a thread here for rife.
Can some of you give me your opinion about the different machines? I would appreciate it.
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Frequency treatments have been my wife's main treatment all along. She no longer has any lyme symptoms. The bacteria has been reduced to a very low level, but is still present in some of the joints, as she can still feel the treatments in specific areas.
The Rife labs EMX is a decent machine for the money, and can run high frequencies needed for the calculated DNA frequencies for Lyme, which do seem to slowly degrade cyst form Lyme.
The GB-4000 is also a good machine with lots of features, but requires contact mode for use.
Most any of the EMEM's will work for the standard Lyme frequencies.
There are many different models that will do the job, and are proven. I recommend one that can run in the Mhz range so a person is not limited to the type of frequencies used.
I think a Rife section would be a good idea, but I suspect that it will not fly. It is not politically correct treatment.
In the past, it has been difficult to even mention it, without a barrage of negative posts, from non users. That has changed for the better lately. I suspect if it gets to be a serious subject here, you may see a flurry of what has happened in the past. But, maybe I am wrong.
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I know what you mean Dan.
but already there is a lot more interest and people participating that i thought would answer this post.
I think its great..
I would love to ba able to start sharing specifics.
I have the BCX Ultra because it was recommended to me specifically by a professional.
I had no idea what to choose and figured it is pretty much down the middle and not the highly expensive but really low either and has all the options of tayloring and programing that I thought I might need.
It also has the Plasma Ray Tubes that are the Contact method as well as the foot plates and metal hand cylinders. It also have LED as an option and I haee the LED attachements for it. Also Wet pads and sticky pads. I hvae not used the extra yet. I wan0 to figure out what I am dong more first.
I would like to start out by posting a set of Lyme programs I started using
Lyme Program (3 minutes each progamed) 799-803-640-847-1087-1112-1455-2016-2050-4320-6870
I then do
Liver Support (1 min each programed) 337-463-574-668-787-803-912-1862-3337-5546
Lymph Support (1 minute each programed) 146-346-428-596-767-982-1078-5176-5443-8846
Kidney Support (1 minute each programed) 248-463-522-622-658-917-1865-3374-5162
In the end I do a General Detox
I will not post all those numbers but can another time too.
Then I do a General Viral and General Protozoan in addition to Lyme if I feel up to it.
Thats as far as I have gotten...
I also am looking at the master lists of frequenices on the CAlFL site and you can download the condensed frequency list.
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Dan, thanks for the info. I know absolutely nothing about these machines other than what I've read here.
They do sound like a good alternative. I'm assuming they treat co's also. I think I've read that. Sorry, I'm sure it's been answered. I can only blame it on my lyme brain.
If you were getting a machine which one would you get? I want to get the most for my money and since I know nothing I don't want to make a mistake and wish I had gotten a better one.
The way I see it if there is a thread on rife the ones that don't want to read can just pass on by.
I don't see what the deal is since it has helped several here.
I appreciate all the information you share with your experience.
Sapphire
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What I have been recommending is the EMX from Rifelabs. It will run any Lyme related frequency, and yet is a very basic, bare bones, easy to use plasma machine.
I think for most people starting out, this offers the needed features without breaking the bank.
The GB-4000 is more expensive and has lots of handy features. The contact mode is inconvenient to use for long term treatment, and that is the only gripe I have about it.
The BCX Ultra is a good machine also, but I have not used one, so I am not familiar with the features.
Dan
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I have really wanted to use the Rife machine for Detox but I have not heard of others doing it.
Here is a site that sells a machine just for that.!
I have found a great comparison document of kinds of rife and the actual machines out there too. But i can not find it.
Here is another one that is ok but not near as good. But it might help beginners understand the kinds of rife machines and get familiar with the "types" and "names". For me I was suprised about how much there is to learn about. Just learning about the types of machines was step one.
Then... starting to learn about the various models available for each type... I then became familiar with some of the lingo that semed so foreign
If anyone else has any sites or documents to share on just learning about Rife machines and comparing kinds and products.. please post them.. it would sure be helpful to us newbies.
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The emx Dan is talking about (correct me if I'm wrong) was from www.rifelabs.com and this is where I bought one of the first machines Dave made. I was referred to him by DT because I was in a hurry (just my personality).
I used the emem3d machine to get close to 95% better then added periods of antibiotics for 3-4 days at a time, once a month which got me back to 100%. Also salt/c for a couple weeks.
I also spoke to Dave numerous times throughout the time I was using it and he was a fantastic guy. Unfortunately he just passed away a few months ago but lucky for those interested his son is taking over the business. I am not affiliated with anyone!
When I got better and returned to work I also bought a coil machine from www.coilmachines.com. I rarely used that one until now and it is pretty strong(just bitten again).
I was bit on Nov.1 and used the following: I also have had breathing and sweat symptoms this time which the machines wipe right out - Babesia? who knows - I did not have those symptoms years ago.
...4 days of doxy - herxed
...Rifed with both machines 2 times a week - herxed each time
...added another 3 days of doxy - felt better but no herx
Been rifing 2 times a week since - herxed each time.
I'm trying to get to once a week.
Almost 6 weeks and I've used 7 days of meds.
I'm not recommending anyone follow my treatment -this is just my choice.
Detox is a definite.
I too will be interested to see how long this thread lasts.
All My Best, Scott
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I agree, every two weeks is a starting point but as you get further into treatment each person should/could individualize their own timeline.
Right now I do not feel like I have a high bacteria load but I do feel like I have an active infection and can feel the difference with closer treatments; plus I am able to deal with the herxing thanks to a steadfast detox plan - knock on wood. Time will tell.
3 years ago - the further I got into treatment the more time in between I took - just because I felt better.
Thanks for pointing that out!
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Lymetoo, how much was your rife machine? I really may go this route soon. Posts: 7545 | From The 5th Dimension - The Twilight Zone | Registered: Mar 2008
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We are to the point that I can treat my wife every day, with no herx reaction.
It took a long time to get to that point, but it is good to be there.
I am trying to eliminate the last of it, but like every other step along the way, it is not fast.
Dan
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I have the DT EMEM5 too. I only rife every two weeks. It still makes me herx really hard. I usually have one really bad week after I rife and then a really good week.
Kathy
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I use an EMEM3- it's an analog machine where you have to tune in each frequency. It's very annoying, but effective.
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Tickbattler, I cleared my mailbox!
To answer your questions: Yes, I kicked babs with my machine. I was on malarone and zith for 7 months and relapsed, then did mepron and zith for 6 months. Within days of stopping I relapsed again.
I started out using my machine (I have a DT EMEM5) twice a week for babs. The first few times I did 570, 20 and 27 for 2 minutes each. After like the 3rd time I increased each frequency by one minute until I worked my way up to 5 minutes each frequency. Then I heard that 76 was a possible babs frequency so I added that one to the mix. I would say it took me about 3 months to kick babs this way.
I know one guy who beat babs in 3 weeks but he treated every day...I didn't feel I could handle doing it every day so I went at a little slower pace. In the same breath babs herxes are mild and there's usually an immediate clearing of symptoms following a treatment, so you actually feel much better.
Hope that helps! `
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Wow lymielauren,
That is wonderful to hear. I wish I could start now but am waiting for my machine.
Did you take Mepron or artemisinin or anything else for babs while you were rifing? If not, that would certainly indicate that rifing did it alone.
Thank again for such encouraging news!
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Wow springshowers, I am gone for a day and this thread has grown!
This is great. Thank you for starting the thread here, I think it is a good idea to post here rather than another site.
Keeping track of all the lyme sites to visit is getting a bit overwhelming.
When I read your post about using all the detox frequencies, I had to chuckle, b/c that is what I have been wrapping my head around wanting to try. But I am too scared.
I have only been rifing with the lyme & babs frequencies. And I realized that I have been going over board on the rife. (a problem with my type A personality)
Any frequencies I knew about where from either Bryan Rosner's book (IMO a must read for rifer's) and frequencies listed here on lymenet by other rifers.
Lymielauren28 & Maureen2174 - gave me the confidence to start rifing. I used to live in the midwest and when I found out I would be moving to Australia, I got nervous and purchased a rife machine as an insurance policy.
I was concerned that I wasn't going to be able to get the kind of tx in Australia as I was in the states. So I ordered it before moving, so I could pack it up with our house stuff, that way it could pass through customs.
When I first started I was doing 30 seconds on the following frequencies: Lyme: 432, 380, 612, 650, 800, 4320, 4328, and then 10,000 (1 min).
I didn't feel any herx, so 5 days later I went up to 1 min on each frequency - no herx. 5 days later 1.30 min - no herx. 5 days later 2.00 min and finally a herx.
I have never been a big herx person. I mean, I can be herxing and still function, not a full capacity, but I can be somewhat productive.
I was thinking that the reason that I wasn't herxing was b/c I was on 10 months of abx and had made really great progress. I was thinking the lyme was hiding real good in my body and that is why there was little reaction to the rife sessions.
Around this time I started to treat Babs with abx. And I began to herx real bad and all the progress made on abx, was gone. So that got me thinking, I should treat for babs mostly and then lyme every 2 weeks.
Babs frequencies: 570,20,27,76,5776,753,432,1584,1583 all 2 mins. I do this every Monday & Thursday. Then every 2 weeks I do the lyme frequencies.
The night of and day after I rife, I sit in my FIR sauna to help detox.
I am going to New Zealand tomorrow and won't be able to rife for 1 week, so I will see how I feel when I get back. But I am thinking of cutting back on the time for each frequency.
I am also planning to looking into ordering the DNA frequenices that D Bergy has talked about. I will do that when I am back in town next week.
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I can only speak on the two that I have - the emem3d from rifelabs and the coil machine. I like them both.
At the time I was out of work and could only choose one when I bought my first machine - I only had money for the emem3d plus it had a 60 day money back guarantee and I personally picked it up so I knew where it was being made. I would make the same choice again if that were the situation.
Actually, I may be looking at a third machine that gets to the higher frequencies but I have to wait until Christmas is over before I run that one by my wife!
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I can only speak on the two that I have - the emem3d from rifelabs and the coil machine. I like them both.
At the time I was out of work and could only choose one when I bought my first machine - I only had money for the emem3d plus it had a 60 day money back guarantee and I personally picked it up so I knew where it was being made. I would make the same choice again if that were the situation.
Actually, I may be looking at a third machine that gets to the higher frequencies but I have to wait until Christmas is over before I run that one by my wife!
Thank you so much for the info. I know nothing about them but want to get one! Thanks again!
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I do want to clarify that when I started rifing for babs I didn't do anything else but rife. My insurance canceled me and I had NO money for any more meds. I then had no choice but to rely soley on my machine. So not a doubt in my mind that rifing is responsible for beating babs. I'm still plugging away at lyme and probably will be for some time but I'm much, much better.
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Here is a good page to read that can help you understand the different Kinds of machines and also it lists who manufacturers them and links..
Surely this is not complete.. Its amazing how many machines are actually out there.. It can be kinda overwhelming once you start looking into it and looking around at machines..
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I am seriously considering buying one. Main barrier - that EMX machine appears to be on hold due to creators death and the power output is not quite right. Gb4000 is just crazy expensive (well I cant justify that price for freq generator and amplifier)
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I'm going to run a shared machine past our support group in our county. I'll let you how things unfold.
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You can buy used frequency devices from this page, but you really have to be careful doing this.
Dan
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D Bergy
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Here is a table that compares many, but not all devices and their features. Someone from the Rife Forum is still working on the table, so it is not complete.
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What's the difference between power levels? I see the Perl is 120 and the EMEM is .20. Makes the EMEM seem not too powerful??
Thanks!
quote:Originally posted by D Bergy: Here is a table that compares many, but not all devices and their features. Someone from the Rife Forum is still working on the table, so it is not complete.
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Most machines are not putting out much power, but not much is enough for most pathogens. The original Rife Ray had an output at the tube of about 50 watts. I think the Rife Ray #4 was actually 50 Watts also, but I will have to confirm that. I do not remember any of the original machines putting out more than 50 Watts.
If you look at the price of the Perl and the others, you can see that lots of power costs lots of money.
Lyme is particularly hard to kill in all of its forms, but even the low powered machines do a pretty good job at reducing it to minimal amounts.
It is that last 10% that is really hard to get rid of. The stuff in the middle of your body deep in the joints.
Dan
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Thanks, Dan. Can teasel root possibly help pull that out? Also wonder about energy medicine at that point.
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Dan
My joints are not hurting so much more and I think it is the rife.
Is that a good sign? Meaning does that happen when you alredy have gotten the load down quite a bit?
Also. You shared once that 612 was a frequency you used for Lyme that worked well.
I looked up that number on the compressed lists and some of the programs given to me by others and the manufacturer etc and did not find that number on the lyme lists.
Do I remember it right??
Also.. Can others share what frequencies they use for:
Such as your best or favorite ones or strings of frquencies programed ...
I know this can be a bit list but if those who have used a rife and had time to experiment and find what works best for you..
I realize we might need to use different ones for each of us.. But for those of us still starting out.. it could really help to hear from others who have gone through a lot of the beginning process already.
Or anything you have learned that took a long time to learn and can share that might save us time and energy to learn...
If any of the older time users can help in any way by sharing anything you know..?
For those using the hand held cylinders and foot plates. Do you wet them or use saline or salt water on them or just use them without that?? I read that you can get a better connection and flow using that method.
Also.. does anyone else have a machine with Ray tubes.? Do you put them under your arm pits? Hold them one in each hand? Or what other places do you place them that is effective?
I read on my machine i can use the ray tubes and hand held cylinders and foot plates all at once and some report better treatments this way.. Anyone try that too?
How about the sticky pads or wet pads.. Are those for specific local treatments.. ?? or?
Ok> I guess I really need to wait on the book I ordered and read up myself..
But any ideas suggestions and experiences appreciated.
Thanks Much. Sorry so long
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what about RIFE for bartonella? I really need to get rid of that one, BLO whatever it is. Does it work?
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