Hey, everyone! I hope you're well, OK, or at least hopefully on your way there.
I've done a bit of reading on the matter, but I was wondering if you guys could give me some fresh input on a few things.
I've heard that rifing can be very effective for Lyme, spirochetes especially, but what about the L or round body forms?
I haven't read as much about them in relation to the coinfections. Why is this?
What about biofilms, any effects?
What about supportive measures? I've heard mention of frequencies for detoxing, liver and kidney support, etc. Does anyone have much insight on that aspect of rifing?
Lastly, I was wondering about purchasing a rife machine, one model in particular, the EMEM5A. I've heard good things.
There's one being sold by someone on another chronic illness related forum for around $400 + shipping. Is that a fair price?
What are they costing new nowadays? How would I go about contacting the manufacturer? I'm hard-pressed to find much info about him (them?).
If they're not a terrible amount more than $400, would you recommend I just go with a fresh unit?
The person does not seem to be its original owner. I worry they might be selling something they're not sure is fully functional.
Any questions or "evidence" I could ask for, if I end up attempting to purchase it used?
Also, I realize that many of these questions have been asked before, but I figured it'd be good to give the topic an update, maybe people have new contributions that they didn't before.
Would be awesome! Definitely wanna try this rifing stuff out.
Thanks!
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- Good questions that you ask. I can't answer directly but hope others will be along.
For a start, see the discussion thread. Be sure to get the Bryan Rosner book first, too.
The link Keebler gave you is the best place to ask questions about Rifing.
Welcome! Posted by NotQuiteAntonio (Member # 47277) on :
Oh, cool! I wasn't sure if anyone would respond to me. Thank you!
I'll take a look at the thread, and I was definitely planning on getting the book, as everyone says it is an essential.
Yeah, it'd probably be a better idea to get it beforehand, but I kind of wanted to just jump right in. Bad habit of mine.
As for the EMEM5A, the price, what I should get, new or used, I don't know. I came across a site that's selling (building) them for $550 shipped.
But, I've been in contact with the seller, gathering a little information, and, apparently, the unit was purchased in 2004, and was made by a Mr. Dan Tracy. I believe that's the inventor, right? I like that.
Plus, this unit appears to have two coils, whereas the one from the site only has one. I'll have to look into how much of a difference that makes, but it definitely seems like it could be significant.
It is more appealing in those rights, but my biggest concern with the used unit is whether or not time has taken its toll on it. I'm wondering how long these are designed to last, all the components (bulb especially). 2004 was quite awhile ago now.
Though, there's the 30 day refund window the builders offer, which I would not get if I purchased it used.
Dunno..
But, yeah.. I'll do some more looking at the information, ask a couple questions in the Rife discussion thread, etc.
I appreciate you guys.
Posted by Rumigirl (Member # 15091) on :
I would advise getting the book first. Also, new would be better. You don't say which kind the one you're considering is.
Even more important, from my perspective, and many others, too, I would strongly suggest getting a Lyme Literate Doctor (Finding a Doctor forum here) and doing antibiotics.
I didn't do that when I was first diagnosed, and spent 3- 3-1/2 years doing rifing (several kinds of machines), herbs, etc. I had horrific die-off reactions, did a lot of detox, etc. BUT I only got horribly worse with a lot of permanent damage.
When I finally did antibiotics, I finally started to get better. Plus, it was easier to handle than everything I had done prior! Not always easy, of course.
You can always do rifing, etc. later on, when you've gotten better.
These infections are serious business, and trying to do it without the help of an LLMD is really tough, and not necessarily the best course of action IMO.
Also, really do your research well on which LLMD you chose, both here and with local Lyme Support Groups. There is a button on the left that takes you to your local groups that are online, and
also in-person. It's also worth traveling to go to the best LLMD you can afford, all depending on your finances, how sick you are, etc.
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