richedie
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Last night I tried a popular Babesia frequency. I think it was 1584, can't recall.
Today I feel spaced out, tired, more air hunger than usual.......and I got lots of sleep, so its not that I am lacking sleep.
Babs herx? Maybe? Hopefuly....
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I was under the impression that you wouldn't get a herx reaction from babs but that's what it sounds like to me.
My daughter always gets really tired after rifing.
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Sounds like a herx to me. After rifing for Babs, I always get really tired. Try 1583 as well.
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richedie
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Well.....I have been reading the popular Rife book and it sadens me to read that Rife is not very effective against co-infections. C0-infections are one of the biggest reason people do not get better and most have them so what is the point!
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If you want the best chance at an effective frequency for a particular co-infection, try Char Boehm's DNA based frequencies. They cost a few bucks, but they have worked for some pathogens.
There may be co-infections that do not respond to frequency treatments, but largely the problem is lack of a correct frequency for a particular pathogen. When confronted with this scenario, I go to Char's frequencies.
It was her calculated frequencies for the XMRV virus that may have caused the Shingles outbreak in my wife. I do not think she had the XMRV virus, but it did demonstrate to me that Char's frequencies affect viruses in general.
If you do order and use these frequencies, ask for the free frequency calculator. I would run them at the highest frequency your machine can run.
Dan
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richedie
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Dan,
What would I be ordering? What do you mean, order frequencies? Doesn't anyone just have a list?
You said I should run them at the highest frquency my machine will go. Not sure I follow. If it is recommended to use 1584hz...why would I want to run it higher?
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D Bergy
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Char has a patented way of determining frequencies for pretty much any pathogen that has had its DNA sequenced. It is a mathematical formula that finds frequencies likely to be detrimental to whatever pathogen you are targeting.
Since this does involve research, time and effort, she charges a small fee for the frequencies she has calculated. The fee helps fund further research in this area. Once you order these frequencies they are yours to use, but you sign an agreement not to distribute them. Obviously, she would make next to nothing if we did, and that would be the end of her ability to finance her on going research.
She is one of the most intelligent people I have dealt with when it comes to this method of treatment.
I have used the Lyme set, and it seems to affect Lyme similar to the CAFL frequencies, but also has not completely removed the Lyme. I ran these in the three digit range and had very little response of results. I ran a higher harmonic of the same frequencies and had a very good response.
I also ran the DNA based Babesia frequencies, as she had some symptoms, and I thought it may be coming back. I think I ran them two or three times, and I have not had to treat her again since that time. I did run these at the lower frequencies, and they seemed to work fine at that level.
Now the Babesia symptoms have come back before, so I cannot rule it out completely, but it did knock it down for now anyway.
As a general rule, I will run higher harmonics of a frequency when it does not appear to be working as it should. Char's frequencies are originally based on much higher frequency than any of our machines can run. Then they are converted downward so they can be run on most machines.
Most of Rife's original frequencies for pathogens were also in a higher range. It is likely that many effective frequencies are in that range, and that most of us are running lower harmonics of the actual killing range. If it works, that is fine, but if it is not working as well as it should, try a higher harmonic.
Dan
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CD57
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what is the difference between a harmonic and a frequency?
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richedie
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I am confused on the frequency range/harmonic thing as well. I have an EMEM machine and I don't see where I can use different harmonic ranges. I can only change frequencies.
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D Bergy
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You can convert any frequency to a higher harmonic by doubling the frequency.
So 306 Hz can be raised to 612 Hz or 1224 Hz and so on.
While 306 Hz is from Doug Mc Lean, who invented the Doug Coil machine, I found that 612 Hz worked better on the GB-4000. The two machines operate somewhat differently, so maybe that is why.
When you run a frequency through a plasma tube, you automatically get harmonics of the original frequency, and it shows this on an oscilloscope.
Each harmonic is weaker than the the preceding harmonic. So if you are running 306 Hz, there will be a 612 Hz harmonic and probably a 1224 Harmonic also. The last harmonic will be much weaker than the first.
By stepping up our original frequency to a higher range, it allows higher harmonics to be created by the plasma tube as well as the higher base frequency.
The original reason these frequencies were put into the audio range, had to do with interfering with military and AM bands of radio. Not because they were the ideal range.
If we look at Rife's original Carcinoma frequency in 1935-1936 it is at 1604000 Hz. From 1936 to 1950 it changes to 21275 Hz. This was not because the lower frequency proved to be better. in fact they never have worked as well. At least not for Cancer. This was done to prevent trouble from the FCC. Prior to that it was not much concern where you ran frequencies. Not much was out there to interfere with.
Once we understand why this was done, we can assume that the range we are using today, may not be high enough to be as effective as it could be.
Hope that clarifies it a little bit.
Dan
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