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I thought with MOPA, you could be anywhere in the house (or at least room) for it to work effectively. I have GB 4000 and I think it works with the contacts, but because it takes hours and hours, had been thinking about getting MOPA.
I have spooky2 also, but don't have as much confidence that I am using properly. Would love to hear from anyone who has used both with or without success.
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I'm using the Spooky Central plasma system.
From what I've read all plasma tubes have a near field that extends 6 inches from the tube and a far field which goes out many meters.
The near field is more effective than the far field, and also the signal strength will drop off with the square of the distance from the tube.
However I found someone who posted: "With the overnight sweeps, I killed off yeast growth at 30 yards, green mossy growth at 25 yards, and kept bread from molding for 2 months after it expired until I stopped running the sweeps every 2 to 3 days."
So clearly the range is quite far, but killing pathogens probably takes longer the further the tube is from you.
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I know some of those infections can affect the stomach and intestines. I have not heard of the burning in the stomach while running before.
I did smoke my intestines with the already mentioned H-Pylori frequency of 676 Hz. Ran too long and it burned like crazy for a few hours. Apparently, with the MOPA there is a world of difference running that frequency for twenty minutes vs ten minutes. Really helped me afterwards though
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I have seen mention of a Wellness Center in Sarasota, FL that offers Rife treatments, can anyone please message me the name or number of this Center?
Thanks and God Bless!
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Does anyone have any fresh input on the EMEM type Rife machines and their effectiveness against Lyme/co as well as for general support purposes (detox, liver, kidney, stress, et cetera)? EMEM5A in particular.
How much of a difference would you say there is between a unit with one coil and two?
Would you recommend a new unit over a used one, even if the price were right and it seemed to be fine?
How long do Rife machines tend to last? Is there any slow, gradual degradation that would take place over the course of a few years that would eventually effect the quality of treatments in a significant way? (I ask because I am looking at a unit that was made in 2004.)
If you only had $500 - $700 to purchase a Rife machine, what would you go with? I know, the ideal units cost more, and the best route would be to save, but if you absolutely had no other choice..
Also, I'll admit, I have not done as much research as I should. I apologize if I come across as a noob. I will get around to it. It's just hard, juggling everything.
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If I had never used a frequency device before, I would be skeptical that it could work in the first place so I would buy a used device.
At least I was skeptical and did buy a used machine. Not the one you are looking at but I later bought a similar device new.
That's a pretty good price for that machine. I figure a used one should be about two thirds or less of a new one of the same type to be a good deal.
Like anything electronic, they can and do break. In general, they are pretty long lasting. I have had my used GB-4000 repairs once in the last nine years. My high frequency EMEM has never broke. It's about six years old.
The EMEM is a decent machine. It's plenty good to start out with. It can help a lot.
Dan
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Have you ever heard of Geotrichum fungus? I hadn't ever heard of it, but it's in the GB4000 manual, and when i run Geotrichum fungus frequencies, among other frequencies, it helps clear my head. How come no doctor ever says, "You may have Geotrichum, let's run a Geotrichum test on you"? How come the GB4000 manual knows treatment for a fungus no one else has ever heard of?
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Recently i haven't had 2 or 3 hours a day to run the GB4000, so instead, i've been running the PE-1 two times a day instead of one, at 5 or 10 minutes each, for a total of 10 or even 20 minutes a day--- and feeling pretty good!
When i run the PE-1 twice a day, i can go two or three or four days without a GB4000 rife treatment, and feeling pretty well.
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- autumnolive,
Interesting. My big take-away is that it's vital to address fungal matters anytime antibiotics are on board.
Looking that up, likely it's just too common and naturally in humans to begin with so doctors aren't going to be all that jazzed about it. None of my ever were about candida.
Although it seems that for many who are severely immune-compromised, doctors do consider the overgrowth of it (as they do then with candida), see Wiki link.
Similar to candida in some ways, and maybe all opportunistic fungi, a body has to be ill for it to take over. Otherwise, all is in balance.
And most PCPs of those with chronic illness are simply not adept at being doctors for those with chronic illness, especially for chronic infections / mix of infections.
Second link: yes, it's about hooved animals yet some very interesting detail here about how this is not really a problem on its own but need a bacterial infection to make it a huge problem.
Some notes here about humans, too, especially the chart at the end of 2nd link.
Geotrichum is a genus of fungi found worldwide in soil, water, air, and sewage, as well as in plants, cereals, and dairy products; it is also commonly found in normal human flora and is isolated from sputum and feces. . . .
. . . Treating for bacteria or fungus alone is useless because when one is eliminated, the other will continue to grow unabated. You must control both simultaneously. . . .
. The special culture pictured in the jar isolated the fungus Geotrichum. This fungus is an aggressive saprophyte that grows vigorously on organic matter.
It is commonly found in sewage treatment plants and is a spore former, which means it is difficult to eliminate. . . .
Chart: VIRULENCE OF ORGANISMS IN HOOF AND IN MAN -
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Here's a QUOTE: in Great Britain, where a deadly new superbug is spreading throughout the country's intensive care units (ICUs). Reports indicate that the Candida auris fungus, which was first identified in Japan in 2009, has already infected more than a dozen patients at one London hospital, and dozens of others are said to be silent carriers of the disease.
Nearly 50 patients in the U.K. have thus far been identified as having contracted C. auris, with many more expected to follow in the coming weeks as the fungus is now being detected in places as far-reaching as South Africa, Kuwait, India, Colombia, Pakistan, South Korea and Venezuela. With a 60 percent mortality rate, experts fear that many people will die before the infection is finally brought under control – though it's unclear exactly how this will be accomplished.
The world-famous Royal Brompton Hospital (RBH) in London was forced to close its ICU for nearly two weeks back in June, after at least three patients died from multi-organ failure, a believed-to-be result of C. auris infection. Though the link between the three has yet to be definitively determined, the hospital decided to take a precautionary approach by transferring out its sickest patients and deep-cleaning the entire facility.
At least one patient at the hospital known to be carrying C. auris is now being treated in intensive care, as are two others who were colonized with the fungus, though they're being treated in a separate room from the infected patient. Meanwhile, other patients in need of surgeries and other care are having to wait until a plan of action is determined.
C. auris is UK's first multi-drug resistant superbug strain What makes C. auris so problematic is the fact that it doesn't respond to the three most common forms of fungal treatment on the market, which means there's little that can be done conventionally to treat it once a person contracts it. And those most prone to contracting it are the already-sick – those in ICUs with serious health conditions that are often life-threatening.
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Rosiegeorge, I know this post is from a while ago but where in NJ was the practitioner you saw? Can you tell me the name? I'm also in NJ and looking for someone to help my dog with lymphoma and Lyme. I found a woman in NYC but her website has bioresonance which is different from rife if I understand it correctly. She is 2 hrs or more away..,
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I think there are better devices for the money. But, it should work well all the same.
It a contact machine and while contact mode works fine, it does get tiresome being attached to a machine. Especially for a longer term treatment such as required for Lyme Disease.
I would want a radiant plasma tube machine if I was spending that amount of money.
For a thousand less you can get the GB-4000 with amplifier and for $800 more you can get the GB-4000 with the MOPA plasma tube system.
Some of the practitioners that use the wellness pro also are distributers of that machine.
Dan
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The first time I ran it at 612 Hz for one minute to my abdomen and thought my head felt "woozy" during it. Afterwards I was fine.
I waited 3 days and did 2 minutes at 612 Hz and again noted the "woo-woo" feeling in my head. For a few days afterwards I felt very tired.
I coiled for 3 minutes yesterday (after waiting 1 1/2 weeks) and definitely felt the "woozy" sensation in my head again. Today I am exhausted, unable to go out or do anything.
I have had episodes of extreme, debilitating fatigue on and off for several months, and I'm also on antibiotics, so not certain if this is herxheimer reaction, or just my CFS.
I'm hoping that the woozy brain feeling means die-off, and not some other strange reaction to the electromagnetic field created by the coil.
Anyone else get a "woozy" feeling in their head while treating with the coil machine? or other electromagnetic therapy/Rife machines?
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Ya got that with toxo treatments but i wonder about emf ..waitjng to do microscope rife treatments experments
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I have only had that feeling a couple of times. I would guess the best description would be what people here call brain fog.
Longer frequency treatments for mycoplasma have given me that effect. I don't treat for, or have Lyme disease so it's not related to that. It only lasts a few hours though. It only happened when I had a lot of mycoplasma pneumonia so I guessed it also present in my brain. I have not had it happen lately.
I have also been repeatedly exposed to 612 Hz when I have been treating my wife's Lyme and it doesn't affect either of us in that way. I haven't used that frequency in a couple of years though.
I would speculate that the effect likely will go away as the Lyme is reduced but I am not using a coil machine so if the effect is from the strong magnetic field, it could continue, but that seems unlikely.
Dan
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quote:Originally posted by D Bergy: I have only had that feeling a couple of times. I would guess the best description would be what people here call brain fog.
Longer frequency treatments for mycoplasma have given me that effect. I don't treat for, or have Lyme disease so it's not related to that. It only lasts a few hours though. It only happened when I had a lot of mycoplasma pneumonia so I guessed it also present in my brain. I have not had it happen lately.
I have also been repeatedly exposed to 612 Hz when I have been treating my wife's Lyme and it doesn't affect either of us in that way. I haven't used that frequency in a couple of years though.
I would speculate that the effect likely will go away as the Lyme is reduced but I am not using a coil machine so if the effect is from the strong magnetic field, it could continue, but that seems unlikely.
Dan
Thanks, Dan, I appreciate your thoughts. I am hoping this truly is die-off, since brain fog/cognitive difficulties/memory problems have been part of my symptom complex.
The fatigue is much better today, and I'm left with just brain fog. Hopefully tomorrow will be better and in the coming weeks I hope to see a pattern.
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Some questions for you folks who use the GB4000 w/MOPA:
1) Does the GB4000 w/MOPA need to be a certain distance away from electronics like the coil machine?
2) And if so, how far?
3) If the plasma tube sends out the frequency wave in all directions, can two people treat at the same time?
4) How close should one be to the MOPA during treatment?
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It can interfere with electronics even some distance away. If I run a sweep I can make the stove display flash and beep. Sometimes it affects the dryer and it won't start when you push the start button. I have to unplug the coffee pot or it will start up as soon as the MOPA starts up. My Denon AV reciever will pick up the frequencies and I can hear them through the speakers. If you have arc fault breakers they can trip.
Some of these things only happen under certain circumstances. My breakers will rarely trip unless I run the gating feature. Sweeps cause the most trouble but nothing has ever broke as a result of interference. It just causes strange reactions to certain appliances.
I can have my laptop close to the tube and it doesn't really affect it, although it can interfere with the wireless mouse, if it's too close to that.
The closer the better. The energy from the tube drops pretty fast with distance. I set it on my lap or next to me.
You can treat as many people as can be near it. I try stay within three feet or closer.
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Thanks so much, Dan!
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What is the best carrier frequency to use?
I'm using a BCX Ultra at this point, but not sure if the carrier is correct. The carrier freq. is set at 20,000 hz. at the moment. On one website I saw they were recommending 44,660 hz. as the carrier frequency.
The same website also said that the Ultra's plasma wands are preset at a carrier frequency of 100,000 hz., so I don't know if changing the computer settings will even make a difference...??
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Anyone have any input in general about success with particular carrier frequencies?
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I have been doing 2 things ... a) taking original frequency and multipying 1100 to get a 11th harmonic .
b )trying the gb4000 carrier of 3.1 mhz...(3100000hz)
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blue, are you using Spooky2 or are you still using GB4000 with MOPA?
I know dpei has a Spooky2 but does not use it much. Is this still the case dpei?
Project, how's the Spooky doing for you?
Anyone have first hand experience with Spooky2 versus BCX Ultra?
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I have been treating aggressively with ABX over the last few months so have slowed down on Rife other than to use for detox and tinnitus once in a while.
I will likely get back to using Rife this summer. I have read that it is not as effective when using ABX.
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I've just bought their kit for Morgellons and it includes a full protocol However, I am following a much much gentler version of their protocol because i begin Herx after only a little tiny bit of it
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It is not that frequency treatments are less effective while using ABX so much as there is less available to kill. But, that only pertains to Lyme. It a great opportunity to smash the co-infections while they are under stress. They cannot change forms, go dormant like Lyme.
Dan
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Interesting observation Dan. I did decide to try some frequencies today for detoxing, tinnitus and healing and am feeling more fatigued and symptomatic... Hoping this means in a day or two, I will feel better. Will try to provide an update.
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I just found this interesting video of a live blood spirochete being killed by a TrueRife machine. I have not seen this documented with live blood until now.
A comment below it claims the video looks altered. I see what they mean, but it is probably just cut and spliced near the end to shorten the video.
I would love to know which frequency they were using.
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Dig the vid ..edit is a bit scetchy..it may have just burrowed into rbc?...
To answer your question ..i am using a little handheld(swiss resonator) while running spooky plasma as the gb4000 with 3.1hz carrier concurrently....(thanks project )
on a insane schedule ...12.5 days on 2-3pathogens per.1.5 off all tx then bam! Hit em again ...
project did parasite tx with ap meds then dropped off hw saying he was done fighting this bs superbug. I hope he is still trying ...i hoped he would do bvt before going to oregon for a.s.
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I've been treating for about 6 months with a BCX Ultra, having some success and no side effects except predictable herxing. But a few weeks ago while running some healing numbers I experienced sharp, shooting nerve pains bad enough that I stopped the machine mid-run.
This kind of pain has been a Lyme/Bart symptom for me, but I was pain-free before starting the treatment run, and I don't understand why healing frequencies would cause pain while running and for a few days after.
I've had similar experiences a couple times since then. The last time I only ran a few numbers for sleep at the end of a good, pain-free day. I had some prickling sensations during the run, and then felt lousy the next few days...muscle and joint pain, fatigue, and the nerve pain.
Anyone have an idea what's going on? Should I turn down the ray tube intensity or turn off the RF carrier wave?
Help, please!
Thanks so much,
JF
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try using a simple 7.8 hz frequency for grounding and healing. I have found it to be very helpful, soothing with no negative affects.
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Hello, My Rife Digital Bioresonanz machine stopped working and I am getting ready to replace it with a hopefully better stronger model.
It worked pretty well while I had it but there are many units out there and if I have to get a new one I was hoping for some recommendations. I would mainly use it for Lyme but also used the other one for other various conditions so I am looking for all purpose and easy to use.
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quote:Originally posted by BTTaylor: I have been using EMEM 3D from Rifelabs since May of 09. It is the first thing I have tried that makes me feel positive about getting better - because I have been feeling better. I was on antibiotics for 18 months along with lots of other things most doctors prescribe to rid yourself of lyme bacteria. Some people are afraid to try rifing because of the unknown but my feeling was that my quality of life was not good anyway so I was willing to try. I had been sick for 4 years before finding out I had lyme. Diagnosed with chronic fatigue.
I started rifing slowly - one minute. Now I am up to 14 minutes at each sitting every other week. Tried to rife more often in the beginning but I was herxing too much. After the holidays I may try rifing weekly. I rife for babesia, lyme and always end with the 10k for detox.
A little frightening starting out since I felt there wasn't much help out there but Rifelabs was very helpful as have these forums. Plus my doctor, who also has lyme, has been encouraging, but she is cautious about what she says of course. She is going to begin to rife herself with the Doug Coil. I mainly wanted the EMEM machine because it is portable. Plus it was one of the ones recommended in Rosner's book.
Yes, I feel my healing has gone to the next level with the Rife machine. But even with the machine it takes time and getting better is still going to be a slow slow process. You have to keep with it, keep good records of which frequencies you use, how you react, rifing time etc. I am just so glad to be off antibiotics and excited to have something to feel positive about again.
Glad this post was started. I hope people keep adding. Beth
Hello,
I'm dealing against Lyme disease, me and my family. I tried abs, buhner, doug coil... I'm still stuck.
I saw a comment from you about the EMEM machine? Does it worked? Could you give me your opinion of it?
Any info would be usefull.
Best regards.
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quote:Originally posted by BTTaylor: Dan asked how people were doing so.... I don't write on this forum very often but I read it. So just wanted to report on how I am doing.
Have been rifing for three years and I am still continuing to improve. I only rife once every 5-7 days depending on what is going on in my life. (Use EMEM machine) I don't know how people can rife every day. I like to have some days without herxing.
Now it seems when I do rife I can get thru my herxing without having to be on the couch. I seem to be able to work thru the herxes. I try to walk up to 2 miles a couple of times a week- need to increase that-some weight training. I have been able to golf again and at times 18 holes. A miracle to me to be feeling better!! Many of my symptoms seem to have disappeared. Cured? No, and personally I don't think its possible to cure Lyme disease completely. I sure hope I am proved wrong.
I definitely attribute my improvement to my rife machine. I haven't been on any antibiotics for three years. It does seem I started to improve when I started rifing for babesia and bartonella. I only do the lyme frequencies maybe once a month.
However I just read that Bartonella needs to be rifed for every day as it regenerates that fast. Do you think that is true? I read that on a facebook page on Rife.
I think about getting another machine- maybe Doug Coil- because some people feel the EMEM isn't strong enough but haven't researched yet.
So I say yeah for Rife machines and keep my fingers crossed the medical community will learn more about it, research it and get it FDA approved. Beth
Hello,
After all, how are you?
I'm dealing against Lyme disease, me and my family. I tried abs, buhner, doug coil... I'm still stuck.
I saw a comment from you about the EMEM machine? Does it worked? Could you give me your opinion of it?
Any info would be usefull.
Best regards.
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I got bit in 1970. After struggling with the symptoms for many years, I happened upon a LLMD who started treating me, about 12 years ago. He saved my life.
I was on antibiotics for about 11 years and had long stalled with an energy level of 2-3 (1-10 with 10 being great energy). My immune system was badly depleted, and there were many symptoms.
I asked my husband to do research and we decided to get a Doug Coil machine. It's been about 7 months. I am enjoying definite improvement.
My LLMD is aware of my change in treatment and is feeling very positive. She will back out meds and supps when they are no longer needed. I'm mainly on detox and anti-inflammatory aids.
I'm convinced that having untreated lyme for many years means I probably won't get completely lyme disease free. I do look forward to reaching a level of near normal with a maintenance program to keep me there.
I've been reading the posts in this thread, have not finished, but decided to post my experience anyway. I look forward to learning from others' experiences.
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It is not really a reach to think you can have a normal life. My wife still has Lyme and might always have it, but it only flares once in a while and is put down pretty easily now with a few frequency treatments. The rest of the time it doesn't bother her and she has no problem doing anything a non-infected person does.
I have been treating my Crohn's using frequency treatments That has given me over 7 years of remission and I really don't anticipate it will ever get a grip on me again.
Dan
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Thank you for the encouragement, Dan. I hope these infections will become like cold sores. The virus is always there but, for me, there's been no reactivation for decades.
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I am just starting to research rife and am confused by the amount of conflicting approaches and machines and costs. Does anyone have suggestions on how to make this easy?
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What specific questions do you have?
Dan
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Well I have just started researching and trying to understand rife but am feeling so overwhelmed. I have been looking through the machine suggestions and wondering what the least expensive yet excellent machine is recommended.
Also, I am concerned of just trying this on my own where my case is complex at this point. Are there any practitioners that you can go to for this?
Have any dangers been reported with this?
How does one begin with rife? Can you just buy one and start or should you prep the body with detoxes? I have heard the herxes are very bad with rife.
Will this help with mold and allergies? Do you need to do certain things first?
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Also, can you just treat for things you think you may have to see if it helps? Is there an order of treatment? I'm so lost...lol
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Anyone tried JWlabs rife machines?
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The least cost would be the Spooky 2, but they are difficult to figure out how to use properly (that is my experience anyhow). I learned about Rife by reading Bryan Rosner's books to start. I later saw a LLMD who had a Rife machine in her office. I was able to book Rife sessions following my visits and in between, to see if it was for me. This was extremely helpful in getting me started.
I also attended a lyme conference a few years ago that included a speaker knowledgeable on Rife machines and followed up with him after the conference. I have since lost track of that person.
There may be some Facebook groups that could help you in your initial investigation of this type of treatment. I know how daunting it can be.
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Lassie, I started to rife with the Doug Coil right at a year ago, and am doing better than I have in many years. My energy is up, and most symptoms are gone.
It is very experimental. There are numerous frequencies for various issues. I tried many frequencies for short periods of time, and eventually added time to some and have stuck with them. Keeping good records is very helpful.
I will be posting here soon with details, and possibly questions.
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I have used the GB-4000 for many years now for both lyme disease (My wife)and Crohn’s (Myself).
Its not cheap but it is very practical and relatively easy to use. This guy builds some less expensive machines. He has been around for some time.
I treat for things I suspect I have all the time. Thats one of the advantages of this kind of treatment.
I recommend that lyme always should be treated and you can treat other things along with it, but don’t skip your lyme treatments because its the most difficult.
I basically use three lyme frequencies. You can use all you want but I would always use these three.
2016, 840.6 & 842.
No special preparation is needed unless you have detoxing protocols you wish to use. Just drink plenty of water.
It’s not as complicated as it seems. Its easier once you start treating.
Your biggest concern will be with treating too long to begin with. Start with short runs. A minute or two.
I am sure there are practitioners out there treating with frequencies but I don’t know of them personally. They will basically be doing the same thing you will so there isn’t a lot to be gained by paying someone else to treat you.
Dan
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