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mycoplasma1
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I am reading your book and am amazed how rifing parallels with The Marshall Protocol; Herxing constantly to get better permanently.

I also have Mycoplasma Pneumonia (chronic) and am wondering if Rife Machines have frequencies for Myco strains.

If so, which machine is a good one for me?

Of the EMEM machines which is a good one?

What do you think of The MP?

Thanks!

Chris

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Mycoplasma1.....i just found out I also have mycoplasma Pneumonia (chronic) also.

My IgG was positive (496) and my IgM ws negative. I thought this meat it was an old infection and nothing coud be done about it.
Can you shed some light on this for me?


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Robi,

Yes IGG means you were exposed as most people are at some point in time.

If your IGM is negative then no need to treat as there is no active infection.

All the best ,

Chris

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