So can some sombody just ell me in plain english what the Rife machine is & what it does?
Posted by METALLlC BLUE (Member # 6628) on :
Posted by METALLlC BLUE (Member # 6628) on :
Posted by METALLlC BLUE (Member # 6628) on :
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This material comes from the introduction of Bryan Rosner's book When Antibiotics Fail, Lyme Disease and Rife Machines. You can purchase the book from Amazon here: When Antibiotics Fail, Lyme Disease And Rife Machines Posted by METALLlC BLUE (Member # 6628) on :
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This material comes from the introduction of Bryan Rosner's book When Antibiotics Fail, Lyme Disease and Rife Machines. You can purchase the book from Amazon here: When Antibiotics Fail, Lyme Disease And Rife Machines Posted by arkiehinny (Member # 26546) on :
How would one go about treating other infections with this machine? What I mean is how do you know what frequency to set the thing? It's rather mind boggling to me....................
Posted by METALLlC BLUE (Member # 6628) on :
Here is a picture of My Rife Machine. There are many kinds, but mine is an EMEM3D2 made by Rife Labs, who I believe is no out of business. At any rate, I bought my machine used from someone -- it was actually brand new since he'd only used it once for a minute or two. His reaction was so strong that he felt Rife Machines weren't the best direction to go early in his treatment. He wanted to lower the bacterial load further.
I didn't really think that logic was sound but it's what he wanted to do. I figure you just use less time and less frequencies if you're starting with a high load.
You prepare for detoxification, you have a plan to drink plenty of fluids, and you make sure to set aside time for rest. You also keep a journal recording all the factors of significance, such as which frequency you use, how long, and how long you waited between the last treatment and the present treatment. Symptoms should be recorded after the therapy -- so you know how you react.
The picture below is the frequency reader -- it simply tells me whether I have tuned my machine to the right frequencies. It's that simple, it's not as complex as it looks. The foot plate -- flat metal sheet and the hand held want are both made to allow the "frequency" to be transfered through the body via contact directly with the skin. The radiant bulbs also send out the signal and give off a very good electromagnetic spectrum which can also treat the infection without the person having to even touch the machine during the actual treatment.
Posted by METALLlC BLUE (Member # 6628) on :
quote:Originally posted by arkiehinny: How would one go about treating other infections with this machine? What I mean is how do you know what frequency to set the thing? It's rather mind boggling to me....................
Two books are available which provide instruction and answer all your questions in one single source. One book is the one I listed above by Bryan Rosner. The other is a large textbook called the Rife Frequency Handbook by Nehah Sylver Ph.D. It can be found on Amazon. It's expensive since it is like a textbook, but it was awesome once I was certain that Rife would be in my future.
However, to answer your question specifically: People have been working with Rife machines for nearly 25 years in the Lyme Disease community. We have discovered via trial and error which frequencies seem to attack various infectious diseases.
I maintain a Frequency List here on Lymenet that I try to keep updated. It tells the user the "strongly" advised frequencies to use to start treating a certain condition. Then other frequencies with less testing, but which have still been reported enough times to warrant listing are included.
You can also find the main public list for nearly every possible condition that Rife Machines can possibly treat. It is called the CADL (Consolidated Annotated Frequency List)
Topic: How many Rifers ? Rifer Support Thread Here. (December, 2009) -
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
It's very simple, arkie. I swear! Posted by arkiehinny (Member # 26546) on :
This is all super great information!! Thank you to all who contribute!!
Wow......I always get overwhelmed when learning something new. I want the very basic details: How, why, what, when, where...that kinda stuff. It's part of my obsessive/inqusitive nature to freak out!
I was just wondering if it may be a good alternative for me. Not only for my now nearly cured Lyme, but for other infections or viruses (if it kills viruses) I could get in the future. Also for my husband.
I caught Lyme very early. I feel nearly cured, except for this blasted elbow pain going down my arms & aching my muscles. Other than that, I'm back at work doing pretty good....even sleeping for long, long hours!
Rife machine....hmmmmmm. May be an alternative.
Posted by wildforwesties (Member # 28211) on :
when someone refers to "laser therapy" or "laser treatments" - are they referring to the Rife machine or is it something different?
Posted by D Bergy (Member # 9984) on :
This is the only laser method that is somewhat similar to the Rife type frequency treatments used here.
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