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katrinab
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So I'm wondering if people think, because I know it hasn't been proven, if rife machines can open cysts or if I need to take a separate cyst buster for this ? If so what is a good natural cyst buster to take along with rife?
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I am using lumbrokinase, there is a similar thread asking the same ...keeblers and i mentioned gse but some say it was a peticular brand... i think mms may work to break up biofilms as the they use stabalized cd in a mouthwash for those biofilms...alinia was recommended by llmd ...not natural though...

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The trick here is not just finding a good one that will both be kind to body and work but

also finding the WAY to use it, timing, etc. during rife treatment.

Rosner's book or web postings should be consulted.

Dan Bergy has written several posts to part of your question in the rife thread.
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I think it's a good idea to use a cyst buster. We do not yet have a proven frequency for cyst form. The one frequency I do use that might hit cysts is 840.6 Hz. I only know it hits a form of Lyme I had not touched until using that frequency.
Previous to that I know I could kill two active forms of Lyme by using 2016 Hz. Those are the only two frequencies I use now.

Dan

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