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SAK
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Hi all! I've been off abx since September 2006. Too many trips to Emergency. So, I think I'll invest in a Rife machine.

I just really don't understand what the difference is between 1 tube or 2 tube rife machines?? [bonk]

Does anyone know?

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missextreme
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Yes!

Two tubes are much stronger than one tube.

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bump Maybe Ernie will see this if he is not climbing a mountain .

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secondtimearound
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I got better using the one tube but I have heard the two tube is stronger.

If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM.

All My Best,
Scott

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BTW - I am NOT a medical professional - just speaking from MY own personal experience.

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5dana8
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I have 2 tubes EMEM3D rife machine. I also heard that the 2 tubes are stronger. Been working for me in that I have reached the 8 month mark with no abx just some herbs & supps-which for me is a personal record. Weather or not it can pull me out of the slight dive I took from a recent trip to CA now remains to be seen.

But my hubby who's into physics say that light waves take the path of least resistance & thinks one tube would be better. Not sure anyone knows for sure . There needs to be more tetsting & thats not likely at this time.

I went on faith and some research into as many people I could find who had my type of devise & how many tubes they used.

Blessings [Smile]
Dana

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I have a 2 tube EMEM 3D.

Like Dana I wasn't certain and went by what was recommended by others and Dave at rifelabs: that two tubes is more powerful.

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SAK...Invest a few dollars in Bryan Rosner's book.

www.lymebook.com

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SAK
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Thanks everyone for your informed replies. Sounds like one tube is best to minimize the herx load. I have to try to find a Rife that's not super-expensive ...

Lymetoo: I already have that book you kindly suggested, but since the fire to our home, I don't know where things are-- my head included! [Eek!]

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