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Hi Ruth,

Here are the dangers of using electronic machines like Rife.

Al

Extracted from keephope.net

> CFIDS patient reports that the electric " Zapper " made her condition

> worse.

>

> In May, 1999, I reported on a reader with HIV who said his HIV viral

> tripled after using Bob Beck's Silver Pulser for 2

> months. At least 2 or 3 other persons with HIV have reported big

> increases in viral load after using the " Silver Pulser. " In June,

> I received a letter from Hulda who stated that the " Zapper "

> another electrical pulsating device that runs on batteries also

> increases the HIV viral load.

>

> Last week Meyer (Oakland, CA) who has CFIDS used the " Zapper "

> and told me her symptoms got much worse

> after she used the electrical frequency machine and has since stopped

> using it. She said two friends of hers with CFIDS also

> reported worse symptoms after using the " Zapper. " Meyer can be

> reached at 510-601-8924 for more information.

>

> In the early 1990's, I once believed in the Rife technology that using

> radio frequencies to kill viruses, parasites, fungal and

> bacterial infections and even cancers. I now believe that while these

> radio or electrical frequencies can do all these things, they

> also stress the immune system by damaging the membranes of normal

> healthy cells leaving the patient in a weakened state. This

> could lead to an increase in cortisol, glucocorticoids and circulating

> TH2 cytokines like IL-6 that weaken cell-mediated immune

> responses. I have no doubt that if you could subject your whole body to

> microwaves in a large oven, that you could kill most

> viruses and pathogens. However, you almost certainly will do irreparable

> damage to all the other cells in your body leaving it in

> a vastly weakened state. I strongly believe that the daily use of

> electrical frequency devices have the same downsides as the

> continuous daily use of prescription antibiotics.

>

>

>

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