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Topic: Rife to buy?

Mvdr
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 43034

posted

Wondering if you all could advise me as to what rife to buy? My ND uses a B3. He likes it as he can change the strength. Thinking it may be a good idea for me to get what he has so he can tell me what frequencies to use, how long, etc. I see him at least once per month.

Also, where would I buy one and what books do I need?

The Lyme as taken my ability to think clearly or do research, so I really need something simple and easy to use.

Thanks!

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

posted

I don't know what a B3 is. I would buy Bryan Rosner's book Lyme and Rife Machines. He outlines the top 4 machines.

I have one of the 4 he mentions. I have the EMEM 5A .. It's very easy to use. You can copy the list of frequencies from the CAFL online.

The Rife Thread here also has many Lyme frequencies listed. It's not rocket science so I feel certain you can figure it out! [Smile]

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Mvdr
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 43034

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thanks, Lymetoo. the b3 is the model that was out before the gb4000. I'm thinking of buying a gb4000 without the mopa

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Lymetoo
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OK.. That one I've heard of!!

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D Bergy
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Member # 9984

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I have a GB-4000 and both of the amplifiers. I bought the original set up used, because frankly I was skeptical that it would do much.

Now I consider it the most important treatment method I know of, for a variety of diseases. I used it to treat my wife's Lyme Disease originally, but now treat my Crohns disease also. Both of us are doing well today.

I later bought a new MOPA when they came out. Don't regret that either.

Dan

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Mvdr
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Member # 43034

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Thanks, Dan. That's what I needed to know.

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