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Tabby
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I was just reading some posts on rife machines,

and for the people that have them, they seem

like they have really helped.

I would love to get one if they weren't so

damned expensive.


I was just wondering if maybe

there were any health centers where you could

pay to use one.



Or for us Lymies, if you have a rife machine

maybe, you could charge a little and open your

house to the poor lymies in your area who can't

afford one of their own.

Its just a thought, but if rife has helped so

many, maybe we could think of a way to spread

the help around [group hug]
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I have one that only cost $440. So if you shop around you might find a good one for a reasonable cost.

Check around with holistic doctors in your area. The main problem I see is that not many will want to risk the liability of using an unproven treatment on their patients.

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