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Topic: Microcurrent therapy (Rife) ??

Nal
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I saw my new LMD today. Ok actually, she used to work for my old LLMD before he retired a couple months ago. She is a PA and very good at what she does.

Anyway, we are getting back on therapy. Ill be on zitromax and flagyl (very, very low doses) and she also wants to start me on microcurrent therapy. She says its like a Rife machine only better? Does anyone know anything about this?

Any info would be great. I have my first treatment in a couple weeks. Thanks

Nancy

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SForsgren
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I have used the KMT24 from biotoolsforwellness.com. It is a microcurrent device that was developed by Dr. K. I have found it to be useful.

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lymeinhell
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I haven't used Rife to compare it to, but did numerous weekly sessions of Micro Current Therapy.

It did WONDERS for me. I really think it helped my brain heal. It's supposed to be a cumulative effect - I think they recommend 8 or 12 sessions.

I also had a lot of head pain, and it literally 'chased' it away. You also will sleep like the dead after a session, as it puts you in a total Alpha state. Like stoned, only better.

Go for it. And for those who are wondering, my insurance did cover it (surprise, surprise).

I've been off abx almost 3 yrs now without relapse. So something worked.. but I truly believe this was a crucial element in my recovery.

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Cobweb
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Originally posted by lymeinhell:

I've been off abx almost 3 yrs now without relapse. So something worked...

Sounds like you should change your screen name!!! [Smile]

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hostbody
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I've started Bioresonance treatments. Which inverts the frequency of cells, including Lyme bacteria cells. Not sure if it's the same.

This has given me more energy! I also wear a disc on my belly that is programmed with the treatments so that it continues for 4 weeks.

Wasn't sure I bought into this, until I was herxing really badly after one of my treatments.

After a couple of days I couldn't continue working, so I was told to take the disc off. I did and started feeling better quickly.

Then after a week, I put the disc back on and the next day I woke up herxing again! I know, unbelievable. But that's what happened to me.

I had two treatments 2 weeks apart. Then I had one a month later. My next one is a month after my last.

I'm looking forward to it!

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Nal
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My insurance will surprisingly be covering this as well. Will be interesting to see how this helps me.

Nancy

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BorreliaBrain
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What IS micro current therapy, exactly? Where do you get it? Is it readily available? Is it like Rife, or is it like an Ondamed machine? Anybody know?

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luvs2ride
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I did microcurrent as well and I also had great results. It relieved my arthritic pain and made me feel good all over.

See my post about it here.

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=055992

Luvs

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