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Topic: Rife machine EMEM3D/A

farmboy
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Member # 2858

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Hi, Everyone. I just wanted to let everyone know that I am moving on to new therapies in my ever-changing journey to health and wholeness.I have decided go with acupuncture, herbs and meditation to lead me out of the dark and the Rife machine that I bought from Rife Labs is just going to collect dust. If anyone is interested in the machine which is basically right out of the box, please contact me at [email protected]. You can go to Rifelabs.com and see the machine there (it's the EMEM3D/A unit.

I just feel that for myself at this point, my healing path lies in the spiritual realm. Thanks all. Bob

Posts: 48 | From Euless, Texas USA | Registered: Jul 2002 | IP: Logged |

Andie333
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 7370

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Bob,
I get a weekly acupuncture treatment and feel it's one of the best things I do (it was actually the acupuncturist who first told me I probably have Lyme).

Anyway, the trick, I've found, is to be really specific about the symptoms I'm experiencing whenever I see her. I actually send email updates just before my session. That way, she fashions each treatment to what my body is experiencing at the time.

In addition, I'm taking some Chinese herbs she suggested and am drinking an herbal tea to help me slowly detox.

So far, my progress has been slow but steady.

I've always been wary of Rife machines. What experience did you have with yours?

Andie

Posts: 2549 | From never never land | Registered: May 2005 | IP: Logged |

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