Rife Machine kicks butt on HHV6

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I've been waiting a couple of weeks to confirm my results before

posting here, not a long time, but given my results I felt I had to

pass this along for you experimentalists out there.

First a couple of caveats:

Even alternative doctors view rife technology with skepticism at

best. The mainstream view it as complete hokum of course, so it is

relegated to a largely underground status in the US. Finding a

practitioner requires a little snooping in most areas because you

can't exactly advertise without having the FDA come down on you. The

machines are approved for sale as an experimental device.

I never got the $300 blood culture test to prove I have an active

HHV6 infection. My conclusion is based on the current estimates by

Ablashi and Knox & Corrigan that around two thirds of CFS patients

have active infections. That and the fact I used a frequency

specific to HHV6 and suddenly started feeling a hell of a lot better.

DON'T TRY THIS UNLESS YOU ARE ALREADY TAKING IMMUNEPRO. A friend of

mine loaned me a rife machine months ago. I tried experimenting with

different frequencies, and though I got some results, I eventually

crashed every time before I started IP. In retrospect, this makes a

lot of sense. Rifers make a big deal out of detoxing during

treatment, recommending drinking one to two gallons per day of water

to flush the system. If you are not on IP and your detox system is

essentially not working, your results with rife are likely to be like

mine, mixed at best.

Now for those of you who are dying to know what the hell is a Rife

machine, here is a brief description. Way back in the 30's a man

named Royal Rife found that subjecting microbes to certain

frequencies caused them to be " devitalized " . Essentially the theory

goes that if you can find the right frequency, you can kill any

pathogen. He managed to cure 13 people of cancer in a study

conducted with or at UCLA before his untimely and " suspicious "

demise. His technology was controversial to say the least, he did

not leave good notes on exactly how he did what he did, so his work

was ignored or could not be reproduced until 10 or so years ago when

a chiropractor name (?) Bare managed to recreate some of Rife's

results.

By now there is a sizable semi-underground community of people making

and using these machines for " experimental " purposes. I am not well

connected to these people, but do know a couple of credible people

who claim to have cured Hep C, some cancers and other " incurable "

problems. If you want to try this treatment, proceed cautiously.

Since all this work is flat out rejected by the scientific world, the

people who are attracted are sometimes open and even minded and

sometimes have a lot more enthusiasm than hard facts at their

disposal. Mark Konlee at keep hope alive has documented a couple of

cases of people who had their HIV viral load go UP after they started

using one of these machines. So they do work, at least for some

things, but like a lot of things in life, you can screw it up if you

don't do it right. You can do a search on the net for rife or rife

bare and find sites that explain all this stuff in detail.

As for my results, over almost two weeks I have used the frequency

228 for a grand total of 10 minutes, two minutes per session, with

results I can only characterize as spectacular. The first three

sessions were particularly amazing. The machine I use has these

plasma tubes you hold in your hands and it felt like a cooling yet

vitalizing energy was entering my body. I felt immediately better

after each session, though I got a moderate detox headache the first

night. I skipped at least one day between sessions, once I got

greedy and did it two days in a row and got blown out for several

days, but the trend was still upward.

I continue to feel a little better each time I do a session, though

the results aren't as dramatic as at first. I feel stronger, more

solid, my head is clearer, and mostly I don't feel just lousy weak

and sick. I still have gut problems, HPA axis/hormonal problems,

sleep problems, though I have had to cut back on my sleep meds

because I started getting groggy during the day. So I am still far

from well, but I had no idea how much of my general feeling like crap

every day was related to the HHV6.

Once I started getting results from the Rife unit, I started using

some antivirals to support the process and they have made a noticable

difference also. I'll write about those in a separate post.

Luke

[Guest guest]

to bad you never got tested for HHV6 prior to use of the machine. Do you know

anybody how has done a before & after test?

steve