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NanaDubo
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There seems to be a lot of people on another site and some on this

that swear by the Rife Machine or Doug Coil. Does anyone know if

the Rife machines can hit cyst form of LD?

Thanks for any help


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From what I understand, it does not. I think that is also mentioned in Rosner's books on Rife.

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Scott.. that's not really what he says. Pages 34-36 speak to this issue.

I'm really too lazy to type it all.... but maybe I'll try to find the most important parts to bring here.

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NanaDubo
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Thank you - I have heard that maybe that more more high powered

machines can do it but don't want to spend the money if it won't.

My LLND thinks I have cyst form but my only antibiotics have been

doxy, followed by zith and mepron. Don't know if these drive them

cyst form.

Debbie

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There have been some studies (or at least 1 study) that grapefruit seed extract is a cyst buster.

You may want to look into that.

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Thanks everyone - I just found a post about grapefruit seed extract

from just a few days ago [Roll Eyes]

I'm going to give it a try.

NanaDubo

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Summarized from Bryan Rosner's book (pg. 36):

The bacteria are suppressed into the cyst or L form from the use of antibiotics. In order to hit these forms, the patient needs to discontinue antibiotic use during Rife treatment.

Without the presence of antibiotics, these variant forms will convert back to spirochetes as part of their natural life cycle. They will then be susceptible to Rife treatment.

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quote:
Originally posted by amk33:
Summarized from Bryan Rosner's book (pg. 36):
Without the presence of antibiotics, these variant forms will convert back to spirochetes as part of their natural life cycle. They will then be susceptible to Rife treatment.

Yes, plus he said something about doing frequency "sweeps" to get at all forms.

When all else fails, read his book if you're going to rife!

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All the anecdotal evidence points to the Rife machine being effective on spirochete form but not so much on the cyst form.

My wife would be completely cured if it worked well on the cyst form. She is almost normal but she still needs to be treated when the joint pain starts creeping back.

I think the possibility of using Grapefruit seed extract and Rife together is interesting. Maybe one could weaken the cyst form enough for the other to kill it off. Or maybe not.

I am now running my GB-4000 through my EMX machine to run eight frequencies at a time through plasma tubes. My wife hates it already because she can feel it working. Her joints and some nerves bother her when she is being treated. She feels much better the next day.

It will be interesting to see if this non contact method is more or less effective.

D Bergy

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by D Bergy:

"My wife would be completely cured if it worked well on the cyst form. She is almost normal but she still needs to be treated when the joint pain starts creeping back."
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How long has your wife been Rifing? I am looking into it, and would be interested in finding out how long it took to see some real improvements.

Thanks.

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She has been using the Rife machine for over two years. We did take a break while she used MMS for a time. The MMS worked very well but after a while it bothered her stomach so she had to quit taking it.

Her improvement was rather fast. She went from very bad joint pain, Lyme rage and some brain fog to virtually normal in under a year. We started treating about six months after the tick bite.

Her herxes were quite bad to begin with. Now she has no herx, just relief when the slight joint pain starts coming back.

Here is the link to my original post on her treatment which I logged at the time.

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=052625#000000

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DBergy-thanks for the info. It sounds like Rife really helped your wife. I hope that I can get a machine soon, and that it will be able to help me, too.
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So who is going to buy the Rife book?

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I bought the book and loved it. Bryan answered every question I had and expains the technology and science behind it in a way that is easily understandable.

I'm waiting on my machine now and can't wait!

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So, theoretically utilizing a cyst buster (Flagyl, Tindamax, Alinia?) and rife at the same time should be a cure, provided rife works, yes?

I'm also curious as to why rife can "hit" non-cystic bacteria, but not the cystic ones. Shouldn't it at most, be a small frequency shift? I mean, if rife is predicated on the fact that the frequencies aren't going to be blocked/disrupted by all the other tissues in the body etc... then why should a tiny little change in the bacteria's structure render the treatment moot?

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It's interesting how so many can believe that Rife frequencies can kill bacteria, yet so many don't think that frequencies (cell phones, cell phone towers, etc...) can cause bacteria to grow and stick around.

Interesting...

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The spirochete structure is weaker because of its physical shape. It is more susceptable to physical damage. The cyst form is not long and slender like the spirochete form.

It may kill some of the cyst form, but it certainly does not kill it nearly as well.

I do not doubt that cell phones and frequencies in that range cause negative effects at some point of exposure. It depends on what frequency for how long and what level of power.

I do not think they are a major factor in illness for most poeple. But if you are in an area with heavy exposure I would suspect it could make disease worse, just as smoking, bad diet or unsanitary living conditions can.

It is not the root of all evil in my opinion.

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Good info.

My twin is buying a Rife and will be using it soon. She will be going off ABX - she's been on them a year and a half.

I think she should buy the book, too.

She has my "Top 10" book by Rosner which touches on it but I think his Rife book is definatley needed.

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