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Juli
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quote:
Originally posted by pamoisondelune:
Dan or others told us about 5000 before you (Juli) came here.

What about multiples of 5000?

Yes, and it was Dan that had told me about 5000 hz also. What I'm saying is that it had a bad effect on me. Oh that's right affect! Whatever!

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Juli has been extremely kind and helpful to me...always answering PMs and even talked to me on the phone!

I personally don't care about affect, effect, or whatever you are complaining about.....don't think anyone else cares either.

We all have more important things to be concerned about.

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Polly sent me a PM a couple of years ago pointing out my misspelling of the word definitely - I spelled it "definately" by accident lol. I was offended at first, but then just let it go. However, she is most DEFINITELY a grammar nazi haha!!

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I have a bad memory, so I do not remember specifically what was supposed to be bad about 5000 Hz. The only thing I can think of is that is might have been a frequency that someone reported could break apart some red blood cells.

Obviously, it does not do this to most of them as the person who reported it was still alive. I do not recall him saying how long he ran the frequency or if he had an infection that could have been in the blood cells and caused the reaction.

I have ran 10,000 Hz for swelling, quite a few times with no problems, and it did reduce swelling. It is a multiple of 5,000 Hz.

If you look at the CAFL cross reference list, you can see that 5,000 Hz is used for a lot of conditions. If it caused major problems we should have multiple reports by now.

http://www.electroherbalism.com/Bioelectronics/FrequenciesandAnecdotes/CrossReference.htm

I have had problems with the CAFL E-Coli frequencies. They made me sick, but did not destroy the E-Coli. The effect or affect, still not clear on that, was temporary and had no long term consequences that I am aware of.

The 3.1 carrier frequency made me more ill when I was very sick with a large infection partially as a result of Crohn's. I suspect it would not have any impact on me now, but I have not tried it either.

It is an experimental treatment, but all the indications we have available point to its general safety. You can have an adverse result on occasion, but that is the case for anything.

When I treated my wife for the XMRV virus, she broke out in a case of Shingles. Not what either of us wanted. I treated her with the Herpes Zoster frequencies and the Shingles went away.

Two others in my family were also treated for the same virus and never broke out in Shingles.

If I were to run 5,000 Hz for a long time, I might check my blood with my microscope, but I do not worry about sweeping through it.

Here is Mr. Peters explanation on how to convert the Rife/Peters Lyme sweep for different carriers frequencies. Since it is the combination of the two frequencies that hits the Lyme, it is important to run the correct sweep for the carrier.

If you know the original Rife MOR for a pathogen you can calculate an audio frequency on a Beam Rays type machine with a different carrier frequency. What you do is calculate the multiple of Rife's MOR that is nearest to the carrier frequency, either up or down. Then you choose an audio frequency that will place a sideband spike right there with the fewest number of hops. For example, lets say you want to calculate a frequency for Lyme's cousin Syphilis using the GB4000's built in 2.4576mhz carrier. The Rife MOR for Syphilis is 788,700hz. The multiple that comes closest to 2,457,600hz is three times the MOR, 2,366,100hz. That multiple is only 91,500 hertz away from the carrier, so it is a pretty good match. Here we can take our choice of audio frequencies we can use, depending on our machine's capabilities. If the machine is capable we could simply use 91,500 for our "audio" frequency and the first sideband spike below 2,457,600 would be right on 2,366,100hz. Or we could divide 91,500 by 5 and use 18,300hz. Or divide by 11 and use 8,318hz. It is our choice, as long as one of them hits 2,366,100hz. It is best to get there in as few hops ad possible as the more hops away from the center frequency you go the weaker they get.

Lets not get too hung up on grammar errors. We have bigger fish to fry here.

Best regards

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I wanted to point out although I could not use 5000 hz because of the bad effects I would get from it 10,000 hz was my best friend! It always lessoned my herx's by about 50% and took away about 90% if not all the eye and head pressure I would get when rifing Bart.

If you haven't tried it and can run it I highly recommend it. Running this freq for even just a few minutes after a killing session made a huge difference for me.

Dan, once pointed out to me that the supportive freqs may not work the same harmonically as the killing freqs. I now believe this to be true so I never calculate and use a higher harmonic when using them.

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Many of you are asking so here it is..

Taken from the dictionary.com lets be clear for future references.

Pollys quote from above ~(i didn't consult a dictionary.) Maybe you should before correcting someone?

Grammar Rules for Affect and Effect

Now that we have the two definitions, how do we know which word to use? Here are a few suggestions to keep in mind:

1. If you are talking about a result, then use the word "effect."

*Example: What effect did the loss have on the team?
2. It is appropriate to use the word "effect" if one of these words is used immediately before the word: into, on, take, the, any, an, or and.

*Example: The prescribed medication had an effect on the patient's symptoms.
*Example: In analyzing a situation, it is important to take the concepts of cause and effect into consideration.
3. If you want to describe something that was caused or brought about, the right word to use is effect.

*Example: The new manager effected some positive changes in the office. (This means that the new manager caused some positive changes to take place in the office.)
4. Affect can be used as a noun to describe facial expression.

*Example: The young man with schizophrenia had a flat affect.
*Example: The woman took the news of her husband's sudden death with little affect.
5. Affect can also be used as a verb. Use it when trying to describe influencing someone or something rather than causing it.

*Example: How does the crime rate affect hiring levels by local police forces?
*Example: The weather conditions will affect the number of people who come to the county fair this year.

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In the last week or so i've been rifing Lyme, Babs, Bart, every day, sometimes twice a day, trying for an hour each time.

The symptoms are less. What should i do now? If i keep on this schedule, for how long?, will the Bart or Babs be completely eradicated? How long do i keep at this?

I'm afraid after a long stretch of extra rifing effort, that they will just remain as before, and the extra effort will have no more result than rifing once every few days.

How can i cure the Babs and Bart? Should i buy a MOPA, a BCX-Ultra, a Doug coil? Should i just rife longer and oftener?

Any ideas?
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quote:
Originally posted by Juli:
I just recieved this PM from Pamoisondelune. Is there a point in all this?

Hi Juli,
In this sentence, the correct word to use is AFFECT.
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Just go slow until you know how these sweeps effect you.

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"effect" means something like, to bring about, to cause results, to cause

"affect" means something like to cause reactions, especially emotional or physical reactions.

(i didn't consult a dictionary.)
Compare:

Just go slow until you know how these sweeps cause you.
Just go slow until you know how these sweeps cause reactions in you.
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Don't mind me, just a contribution to your contribution.

PollyPolygonum

Looks like we now have a Grammar Cop! Maybe we should be more concerned about the content vs the grammar. Why stop here Polly?

I see many grammar errors thoughout this site probably might keep you busy for awhile as it seems you have nothing better to do.

This is more like control freak then moderator, Polly you need to chill before you start running off some of the best contributors to this site.
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quote:
Originally posted by pamoisondelune:
In the last week or so i've been rifing Lyme, Babs, Bart, every day, sometimes twice a day, trying for an hour each time.

The symptoms are less. What should i do now? If i keep on this schedule, for how long?, will the Bart or Babs be completely eradicated? How long do i keep at this?

I'm afraid after a long stretch of extra rifing effort, that they will just remain as before, and the extra effort will have no more result than rifing once every few days.

How can i cure the Babs and Bart? Should i buy a MOPA, a BCX-Ultra, a Doug coil? Should i just rife longer and oftener?

Any ideas?
PollyPolygonum

Polly what machine are you currently using?
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In the a.m. i rifed for LYME on GB4000 using my usual
39168, 6513, 6514, 39263, 39265, 39267, 39269, 39271, 39273, 39274.

In the p.m. i rifed again for lyme using the same frx, but i didn't get the usual head reactions. My head didn't react. So i tried the sweep 6110-6290, reinforcing it with a sweep 6150-6200. My head reacted strongly!

This p.m. i broke up the sweep into 6110-6150, 6150-6200, 6200-6240, and 6240-6280, 5 min each. My head did react, as well as to the other frx above.

Strangely, my head always reacts when i rife for Trichophyton (toenail fungus). Why?

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Could anyone give me any advice or hope ? I've been rifing weekly with a GB4000 for 5 months now and not really improving. I've been using frequencies from this message board as well as the frequencies book included with the GB4000. I am apparently one of those that do not sense much during the rife period.

I have heard some stories of people taking as long as 7 months to a year to start seeing improvement.I wonder if this is a constant herx but feel the same using the machine weekly as bi- weekly. Can anyone give me any advice? I'm doing 5 minutes per frequency, some grouped (mostly) but I also made a program that uses single Lyme Frx.

My LLMD has suggested Hyperbaric as well as Samento added to my program but from what I've read those 2 things seem to put progress in reverse. The Lyme bugs sense them coming & go into dormancy.

2) because I feel like I'm stuck (or maybe it's because I've had Lyme for 20 years & the buggers want to stay), I'm thinking of getting a DC powered Magna Pulser to add to the Rife machine, but I'm getting bogged down with which one is better & more expensive doesn't mean it's better for killing off Lyme. Any suggestions on a DC device?

Thanks in advance

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Beloved,

Are you using a Amp or MOPA with your GB 4000? If not you might think about using more power I think it takes more to knock lyme and co infections down.

I'm not big on using a bunch of different freqs maybe one or two of the "most common freqs" too treat each pathogen if you get a good reaction from it. I have been using the same freqs from the get go and I have had accelerated results considering how sick I was and all the co infections I had.

My thoughts and it's just my 2 cents take it or leave it I would use less freqs and only single freqs and not use any of the auto programs in the book for treating Lyme or it's Co's. I believe the AP's are good for the most part but not for lyme or Co's. I would also run each freq for 20-25 mins each.

If you are only rifing bi weekly or once a week then that's probably a major factor why your not feeling better. You might think about increasing your sessions as you can tolerate it working up too at least 3 days a week if not more. Some freqs I have ran everyday for a long period of time.

Sweeps are good also the Rife Peters Protocol seems pretty effective for Lyme and most Co's . I have used this sweep in addition to running my single freqs but I have NOT treated four pathogens I have or should I say had with any single freqs I just used this sweep and I am no longer symptomatic or reacting to the sweep. I'm beginning to wonder if this sweep alone might be all we really need if calculated correctly for each individual person's infections so at the very least adding it in too your rifing regiment might be wise.

[ 11-03-2012, 10:42 AM: Message edited by: Juli ]

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I am using the sr-4 amplifier for my gb-4000, and right now am typing while running my own Lyme program. I did start a cold 3 days ago, ran the Rife Frx for the auto program & now it is pretty much gone.

I had given thought to increasing my rife times for Lyme to 10 to 20 minutes, and I will also increase to more times rifing weekly.

Bryan Rosner's book suggests a periodic strike attack with various 'meds' such as tinadizol(sp?), or Samento, colloidal silver, etc, So I am using up my flagyl (2nd choice to the tinadizol) to strike the Lyme. the next strike I'll do the Samento, Cumanda & Burbur.

What pray tell is the Rife Peters Protocol?

I'll give myself a bit longer before I consider a MOPA but I am considering a HFMP DC machine. I've had Lyme for 21 years now; I lost my 30s & 40s to this evil tenacious disease so I guess I can't expect to recover super quickly.

I am feeling better today (my sleep dr changed my sleep med as elavil had stopped working.)

Juli thank you so much!

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You have a good machine and I got most of my results with the Gb 4000 and Amp as you are using now.

I'm not sure what you are asking me about the Rife Peters Sweep?

Hope you get to feeling better soon!

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I ran a sweep of 24,000 to 500 mhz last night for the first time at 15 minutes. I itched quite a bit before I fell asleep.

Tonight, I ran the sweep again and now itching.

Why would this happen? Anyone else had this problem?

Juli.... You stated above you use gating when running the R/P/P sweep. What gating number do you use?

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I itched most times after rifing and kept getting this reaction for a very long time. (maybe a year or longer) I just figured it was part of the die off and now that it no longer happens it makes sense because my die off is now less if any with some pathogens. It will get better but possibly not anytime soon.

I always took Benadryl an hour before bedtime I believe the toxins from the die off can cause a histamine release so this was always a part of my nightly detox.

Use the same settings as I listed above. These settings are fine for everything you run unless you personally find a reason you would want to change them.

Unless Jeff tells me different then I will leave them alone.

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beloved, I herxed terribly for the first 12 mths. Then good periods started happening.

My biggest problem was detoxing. I was so toxic from years of abx and my body not being able to detox dead matter.

Once I focused on getting the juices flowing and body was removing toxics, the day after day of herxes did stop.

Don't give up on your machine yet.

Pam

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Yes, Juli, you mentioned the Rife Peters Protocol/ Rife Peters Sweep. I have no idea what that is.

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I know co-infections can be rifed daily.

What about lyme?

Also, I don't own the travel case for my GB4000 and SR-4 amp. Any less expensive ideas that work well?

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by jarjar:

"This is more like control freak then moderator, Polly you need to chill before you start running off some of the best contributors to this site."
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I have the case and I would not have bought it had I known it is hard to fit everything into it but that's just my opinion. What about rapping them in towels and placing your stuff into a nice tote or suitcase?

For the most part I rifed Lyme using 612hz, 432 hz and 2016 hz (single freqs) 3 days aweek and then I ran the R/P/P sweep on most off days. I'm not sure we need to rife that much but that is what I did up until just recently.

I was told that Dr. Rife treated his patients only every 3 days and had over 80% success rates in doing so. I'm still chewing on this one but I am cutting back.

Beloved,

The Rife/Peters/Protocol is a sweep designed by Mr. Peters using Dr. Rifes original freq that he had used in treating syphilis. 6600 hz being the main freq and running a sweep for 1- 2 hours sweeping 200 hz above and 200 hz below 6600 hz. The combo of using this sweep along with using a 3.3 carrier freq is what is believed too produce the best results.

Dan, can explain it better then I but I understand there is a math too calculate the sweep that will allow a person the use of a different CF. That's where I am totally lost. Sorry.

I do run this sweep but I have the MOPA so no math for me and that is a good thing! Lol!

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When you rife for parasites, what are you using to bind up and carry out the toxins/heavy metals?
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quote:
Originally posted by D Bergy:
Are you taking any anti-inflammatory supplements? You need to load up on these until this is reduced a lot.

You can also try run 10,000 Hz with a Sine Wave to try relieve swelling. Five minutes should be long enough for that frequency.

Dan

I've been reading through old messages on this thread trying to learn as much as I can about the GB-4000.

As usual, I am confused once again! [bonk]

I have been running 10,000 Hz with a Square wave instead of Sine wave. Is that incorrect?

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Dan,

I thought I once had tried using sine wave and got a poke when I was using just the contacts I'm I mistaken?

Maybe it was something else my memory has been a bit off ever since Ed changed the fan on my MOPA and we both forgot to recheck the CF.

I ran the R/P/P sweep for 1 1/2 hrs and by the next day I really wondered if I was going to die. Honestly, it hit my memory first then besides all the pain running throughout my body my legs began going numb and pulse became irregular. To my surprise I came out of if pretty quickly by the next morning but my memory is still a bit off.

BTW, the CF was on 2.6 instead of the 3.3 I normally use. It's amazing that I am symptom free considering a change in a CF would hit me that hard but it could of been hitting other things other then Lyme or Co's.

Another lesson learned the hard way.

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quote:
Originally posted by MannaMe:
When you rife for parasites, what are you using to bind up and carry out the toxins/heavy metals?

When I have die off to deal with I use either chlorella, liquid clay bentonite or charcoal. Sometimes I use all 3. One advantage of the gb4000 is that it has an auto channel to help detox parasite and toxin die off.

Actually I take Chlorella every day as it is known to bring up cd 57 rate in many and I just feel better on it.

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Thanks for bringing up the CF issue Juli,my gb 4000 lights up as a 2003 model. So I presume it's a 3.1 CF? Dan if you can shed any light on this it would be appreciated!
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Jay,

I think the 2004 and older could still be 2.4 CF.

Mine was a 2.4 when I bought it just a few years ago and I did have Jeff update a few months back to the 3.1 and now it flashes 2011 with a copyright software rev C8.

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My GB4000 broke down after 2 3/4 years of use.

Too bad, i was improving on a schedule trying for every day Bart and Lyme tx at least, trying for at least 1 hr.

I wish i had bought a back-up for this occasion. Actually i'm back to my PE-1, but i don't have the nosodes.

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quote:
Originally posted by pamoisondelune:
My GB4000 broke down after 2 3/4 years of use.

Too bad, i was improving on a schedule trying for every day Bart and Lyme tx at least, trying for at least 1 hr.

I wish i had bought a back-up for this occasion. Actually i'm back to my PE-1, but i don't have the nosodes.

PollyPolygonum

I sent my GB-4000 to AAA Productions for repair. I mailed it on Saturday and got it back on Tuesday...just a few days! Just mail it out ASAP!

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Does the anti-yeast diet have to be followed with rifing?

I am still on abx and plan to get off ASAP....just dreaming of the day I can eat and gain some weight back!

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I am pretty sure a 2003 GB-4000 would have the 2.4576 MHz carrier frequency.

If you are using 10,000 Hz for physiological effect instead of using it for killing a pathogen, then it is thought that a sine wave is a better way to go. You should not use gating either as that puts a spike on frequency you are running.

The square wave on the GB-4000 is actually more of a triangle wave. It is intentionally made disruptive, to damage pathogens. It has a spike on it because when the very early models were used, people were not getting the results they should have unless they used the gating properly.
Now they work pretty well even without gating.

Juli, you should not have felt that high of a frequency. It is usually the low audio three digit frequencies and under that can zap you, in Audio mode. Some people are more sensitive than others so anything is possible, but normally this should not be a problem.

Those responses to the wrong carrier sound sort of like Bart die off. It is strange, that is for sure.

When I converted that carrier to a lower octave it came in the 634 635 Hz range. I noticed Bart Henslae is listed among many other things. Also the E-Coli mutant strain. The one that would make me sick to my stomach when I had some bad E-Coli in me.

634 - Anthrax_1, Bacteroides_fragilis, Bartonella_henslae, Coughing_from_flu_vaccine_1, E_coli, E_coli_1 , E_coli_comp, E_coli_mutant_strain, Influenza_Bach_Poly, Influenza_overnight_TR, Kidney_papilloma, Listeriose, Nanobacter, Papilloma_kidney, Staphylococcus_comp, Staphylococcus_general

635 - Bacteroides_fragilis, Cholesterinum, Clostridium_difficile, Dental_general, Dental_infection_1, Dental_infection_and_Earache_1, Detox_and_lymphs, Endocrine_RX_TR, Lymphs_and_detox, Parasites_flukes_blood, Parasites_schistosoma_haematobium, Tuberculosis_bovine

That is the kind of thing that makes me real curious.

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Does the MOPA make any noise while running?

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Not much. I think the GB-4000 makes more noise than the MOPA does.

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I've never tried using 10,000 with sine wave it's always been very effectice for me using SQ (afraid to change now). I do not use gating when running it either or when running a supportive freq you must of told me that at some point.

Now I'm really concerned about this bad reaction I did noticed my gums are super sore and still are sore seems to move around (i have very healthy gums otherwise) My bowels turned to water for a day too!

Bart Hanslsae 832 hz is the only freq I no longer respond to. I'm glad u have some understanding of the math.

[ 11-08-2012, 10:30 AM: Message edited by: Juli ]

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Anyone know where I can sell a Dan T. EMEM-5D machine besides eBay?

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The rifeforum.com has a For Sale section.

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Just to let everyone know if you are using the Additional CAFL Frequencies on page 148 in The New Universal Frequency List they won't work on a GB 4000 they are not the right ones to run on A 3.1 Megahertz carrier Frequency.

I purchased my new book in June and they are wrong. Jeff at AAA productions said they were up dated in August. So if you purchased your book before that you might want to call Jeff or Kathy and check with them.

The New CAFL ( Consolidated Anecdotal Frequency List ) on page 103 is ok to run on the Gb 4000. hope this info helps.

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quote:
Originally posted by Juli:
The rifeforum.com has a For Sale section.

Thank you, Juli!

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I just talked with KE Enterprises to order a new Univ Freq Book for GB-4000. There is a new edition that was just printed this week if anyone is interested. She said this list would also be good if MOPA was added later.

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Just before i was about to send my GB4000 off for repairs, my husband asked to look at it. So i turned it on for him, and----- it worked!!!

I'm trying to rife 80 or so min a day, but very frustrated that i still have lyme, babs, bart, and toenail fungus. I need a better protocol.

I could add PE-1 therapy to this.

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Get Char Boehm's DNA frequencies for Babesia and run them at the higher harmonic. They work well for Babesia.

It can be eliminated this way.

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Used GB-4000 for sale if anyone is interested.

http://eugene.craigslist.org/hab/3301659187.html

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Never read any of this thread before, and now I see other reasons to skip rife. Can't understand a bit of the discussion. And cannot do herxing.
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Bad herx!

I have been rifing 2 weeks and slowly increasing rife time.

I have been trying to rife daily, but usually need to skip a couple days a week due to mild herxing. Should I be rifing daily or do I need to go slower?

Last rife session was Saturday night, and I started feeling the herx yesterday. I am only up to 7 minutes each on (2) bart freq, (2) babs freq, and 17 minutes on Rife Peters Sweep. I always feel the sweep hitting while I run it.

I have not rifed since Saturday. Do I keep holding until the herx stops?

I can't believe the herx since I am on abx....thought my load would be down and I could rife longer times.

Any advice?

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On a happy note I'm glad the rifing is working for you that is a very good sign! If the herx is too much for you then slow down. Do all the detoxing you can so you can rife sooner but it is ok to go slower if needed.

I believe herx's can cause damage although I have had some off the charts with no long term effects.

There were times I was only rifing 1-2 mins and once a week for a particular pathogen and having to hold the time for a few sessions. It's ok!

I rarely got a herx from treating the myco 690 hz pathogen I just kept it what I call under my "herx zone". It probably took me 9-12 months to work it up to where I needed it but I still did it without herxing!

I didn't have a choice with all the infections I was dealing with and under the "herx zone" worked out just fine in the long run when dealing with a few Co infections!

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I do think rifing is working...sure feel bad enough right now!

I know what you mean about all the infections. I have lyme, bart, babs, coxsachie, parvovirus, EBV, mycoplasma, etc.

Right now, I only rife for babs, bart, lyme, and Rife Peters protocol. I will eventually add others in, but it's just too much right now.

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There is a used GB-4000 & SR-4 amplifier on eBay right now if anyone is interested.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GB4000-SR4-Rife-Set-/170940459675?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27ccd86a9b

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quote:
Originally posted by RZR:
There is a used GB-4000 & SR-4 amplifier on eBay right now if anyone is interested.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GB4000-SR4-Rife-Set-/170940459675?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27ccd86a9b

More then likely it is going to get knocked off by Ebay in a day or two because they used the word Rife.

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I didn't know the word rife could not be used on Ebay. That's good to know because I may put my EMEM machine on there.

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Don't mention used for medical or healing or again they will more then likely knock your auction down.

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