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sickpuppy
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I've been rifing for 7 months.
I know a lot of autochannels and frequencies have cross functionality.
Anyone feel they have some good recommendations for hitting bart?
And how often?

Thank you

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Lymetoo
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Best to post here:

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/88778

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I have had real good results using the higher harmonic of 832 Hz, and 832 Hz.

I use 39936 Hz, but higher may even work better.

I also would recommend Char Boehm's Bartonella general DNA based frequencies.

http://www.dnafrequencies.com/

You need to hit it as often as possible. It reproduces real fast.

Dan

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sickpuppy
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Lymetoo, that rife thread is too long for me to slog through and many parts go off on tangents.

Bartonella is my biggest problem and I just want info about how to squash that right now.

Dan, what is "as often as possible?" Every other day? Every 3 days?
Any autochannel recommendations?

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Hi SickPuppy,
I also have Bartonella and had plateaued with abx and herbal treatments. Once I started exercising and using the steam room at the gym my Bartonella virtually disappeared. I know you asked about rifeing, however i thought I'd give you what worked for me.

Paul

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Don't read thru it .. just post on it and you'll get replies.

good luck!

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Every day if you can. You can also use a good oral Bart treatment to make it harder for it to survive.

Anything to damage it or slow it down.

Dan

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Dan gave you some good suggestions about Chars dna frequencies. I found a lot of good die off reaction between the CAFL numbers 840 to 850 plus 857. It is imperative to constantly go back and hit it as Dan said as frequently as possible.
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I'm not clear on what Chars dna frequencies are. I went to the site and they seem to cost money. I don't get it.

Thanks Paul for your tip. I'm paralyzed by depression right now, maybe a survival tactic created by the bugs. Also herxing A LOT.

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