RE: Rife, magnetic pulsers, Benicar and the Biotec 2000 relives!

[Guest guest]

,

The Benicar is definitely a long term protocol, although the relief

is significant fairly quickly. The reduction of herxing alone is

going to make a big difference. And that brings me to my point. IF

you do try benicar with rifing, go really, really easy on the rife,

because Benicar increases the effectiveness of abx, and may very

well increase the effectiveness of the rife as well. Since the

Benicar allows the immune system to work at a much higher level, as

far as targeting the pathogens, you could have severe die off and

severe herxing. I mean herxing that could really be dangerous. So

proceed with caution.

I'm also going to try the rife, once I feel really stablized on the

Benicar. My first reaction was tremendous relief of pain and better

sleep. Now it seems that I'm having herxing like symptoms, and I'm

not even on abx at the moment. Apparently, according to Dr.

Marshall, my immune system is kicking in.

Anyway, this is exciting that you're going to give it a try. HOpe

the Biotech 2000 is everything you hope it is. The Benicar, too. for

me the pain relief, and good sleep are priceless.

penny

> No telling how effective magnetic pulsers are. When Robb first

started

> selling his and formed an offshoot list from lyme-and-rife called

Magpulser

> everyone was so excited thinking it was the best thing since

sliced bread and that it

> might be the missing link to what rife wasn't doing well enough

(everyone

> wants as fast a cure as possible and who can blame them, as rife

can be just like

> abx and take a couple years to get full remission of lyme if it is

to cure

> one in the first place). Rosemary on the list just did an update

> Lyme-and-rife/message/12029

> where she reported lyme symptoms going away and then she quit rife

and went

> to using only the magnetic pulser and the symptoms came back so

now she is

> convinced rife cannot be subsituted for with magnetic pulser

alone. The big plus

> of the pulser is it is cheap. I may buy one myself in the near

future to try.

> I first want to try Benicar though and see what effect it has on

me.

> Benicar may be able to used along with rife to get over the rife

herx many people

> report having, where just like with abx they get worse before they

get better.

> Or Benicar w/o minocycline may be much better than neither at all,

or Benicar

> with rife could be the best deal too. I don't know how many doing

rife will

> try Benicar too to see if it does indeed make their rifing better.

> Some may remember last March 2003 I had a chance to use a rife

machine for

> the very first time ever. A psychologist owned it in Miami and

since I had had

> a pos Bowen and then a pos IgM WB by IGeneX I decided to use lyme

frequencies

> to see what happened. Shortly after that treatment I could tell

something was

> going on and I felt very very well, probably best I had ever felt

since being

> ill. For 2 days I felt on top of the world. I then began to do

too many

> frequencies in the next two weeks of using it and did too much

time over all and

> ended up having a herx and my head felt very buzzed feeling and I

drove back

> to Wilmington NC with a flu/cold, very sick. I knew the machine

did something.

> It was called a Biotec 2000. I did searching and found out the

Feds had

> raided the maker of the Biotech 2000 and it was no longer sold.

It is the only

> one that has gas tubes you put under your arms. And when it was

sold I found

> its price of $3000 a little steep. So I opted for the Ultimate B3

with amp

> combo last Aug to begin rifing for lyme at same time as Jadin

protocol with abx.

> I got much more well. Recently I was put in touch with the maker

of the

> Biotec 2000 device, only now I think it is being sold w/o the

name, Biotec 2000.

> It is the one sold at the Rense site

> http://www.rense.com/products/rifeb.htm and is identical looking

to the one I

> used in Miami a year ago and the one I always wanted. The maker

of the

> device was so impressed with my knowledge of CFS and lyme that he

wanted me to

> become a distributor for his machines. I figured the first thing

I would do if I

> did was to sell cheaper than the Rense site. Rense is selling it

for $2695.

> I don't know the price I would sell it at yet and I need to

consider making a

> web page to advertise and preferably a link up to a credit card

which is not

> available on Rense site. I will not be touting it on this list as

sales are

> not allowed and due to the conflict of interest of sales it would

not be fair.

> It is obvious for instance in the past many of us could agree that

saunas are

> good but when one person sells FIR type it is not likely that they

would agree

> that IR bulbs or traditional dry sauna might be just as good if

not better.

> Anyway, you all know I am a believer in electrotherapy and rife

machines and

> always wanted to get my hands on a Biotec 2000, and now it is

possible! The

> first thing I will do if I am to distribute though is to buy one

myself so I

> wouldn't look silly selling something I do not even use myself. I

would like to

> therefore sell my UB3 device for about $1700. I bought it last

Aug and it

> still has 1 year warranty left on it. The cool thing is the owner

of the " Biotec

> 2000 " told me that if I become a distributor that if the person

takes good

> care of the device and use it for lyme then they can have 60 days

to try it or

> money back. So if you are interested in buying the device then

you can contact

> me and I will sell it cheaper than Rense and give you two months

to try it.

> That way you can see for yourself if rife is right for you, risk

free. I

> don't think there is any other rife company that allows more than

30 days to try

> it, so that would be cool. Ok, at least now you know my plans for

this in the

> very near future. I'm back in Wilmington NC as of Mon night and

here for now

> and will worry about going back down to Miami when it gets cold

again :-)

>

>

> In a message dated 5/4/2004 2:57:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> writes:

> Thanks for your experiences with zappers. yes rife seems very

expensive so

> likewise is a thing i am thinking about for the future. Are

magpulsers as

> effective with lyme as rife?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply and all the info. Will be interested to hear how you

get on with your biotec 2000 this time round, keep us all informed.And of

course on the benicar.

BW,

Sheila

> Rife, magnetic pulsers, Benicar and the

> Biotec 2000 relives!

>

>

> No telling how effective magnetic pulsers are. When Robb first started

> selling his and formed an offshoot list from lyme-and-rife called

> Magpulser

> everyone was so excited thinking it was the best thing since

> sliced bread and that it

> might be the missing link to what rife wasn't doing well enough (everyone

> wants as fast a cure as possible and who can blame them, as rife

> can be just like

> abx and take a couple years to get full remission of lyme if it

> is to cure

> one in the first place). Rosemary on the list just did an update

> Lyme-and-rife/message/12029

> where she reported lyme symptoms going away and then she quit

> rife and went

> to using only the magnetic pulser and the symptoms came back so

> now she is

> convinced rife cannot be subsituted for with magnetic pulser

> alone. The big plus

> of the pulser is it is cheap. I may buy one myself in the near

> future to try.

> I first want to try Benicar though and see what effect it has on me.

> Benicar may be able to used along with rife to get over the rife

> herx many people

> report having, where just like with abx they get worse before

> they get better.

> Or Benicar w/o minocycline may be much better than neither at

> all, or Benicar

> with rife could be the best deal too. I don't know how many

> doing rife will

> try Benicar too to see if it does indeed make their rifing better.

> Some may remember last March 2003 I had a chance to use a rife

> machine for

> the very first time ever. A psychologist owned it in Miami and

> since I had had

> a pos Bowen and then a pos IgM WB by IGeneX I decided to use lyme

> frequencies

> to see what happened. Shortly after that treatment I could tell

> something was

> going on and I felt very very well, probably best I had ever felt

> since being

> ill. For 2 days I felt on top of the world. I then began to do too many

> frequencies in the next two weeks of using it and did too much

> time over all and

> ended up having a herx and my head felt very buzzed feeling and I

> drove back

> to Wilmington NC with a flu/cold, very sick. I knew the machine

> did something.

> It was called a Biotec 2000. I did searching and found out the Feds had

> raided the maker of the Biotech 2000 and it was no longer sold.

> It is the only

> one that has gas tubes you put under your arms. And when it was

> sold I found

> its price of $3000 a little steep. So I opted for the Ultimate

> B3 with amp

> combo last Aug to begin rifing for lyme at same time as Jadin

> protocol with abx.

> I got much more well. Recently I was put in touch with the maker of the

> Biotec 2000 device, only now I think it is being sold w/o the

> name, Biotec 2000.

> It is the one sold at the Rense site

> http://www.rense.com/products/rifeb.htm and is identical looking

> to the one I

> used in Miami a year ago and the one I always wanted. The maker of the

> device was so impressed with my knowledge of CFS and lyme that he

> wanted me to

> become a distributor for his machines. I figured the first thing

> I would do if I

> did was to sell cheaper than the Rense site. Rense is selling it

> for $2695.

> I don't know the price I would sell it at yet and I need to

> consider making a

> web page to advertise and preferably a link up to a credit card

> which is not

> available on Rense site. I will not be touting it on this list

> as sales are

> not allowed and due to the conflict of interest of sales it would

> not be fair.

> It is obvious for instance in the past many of us could agree

> that saunas are

> good but when one person sells FIR type it is not likely that

> they would agree

> that IR bulbs or traditional dry sauna might be just as good if

> not better.

> Anyway, you all know I am a believer in electrotherapy and rife

> machines and

> always wanted to get my hands on a Biotec 2000, and now it is

> possible! The

> first thing I will do if I am to distribute though is to buy one

> myself so I

> wouldn't look silly selling something I do not even use myself.

> I would like to

> therefore sell my UB3 device for about $1700. I bought it last

> Aug and it

> still has 1 year warranty left on it. The cool thing is the

> owner of the " Biotec

> 2000 " told me that if I become a distributor that if the person

> takes good

> care of the device and use it for lyme then they can have 60 days

> to try it or

> money back. So if you are interested in buying the device then

> you can contact

> me and I will sell it cheaper than Rense and give you two months

> to try it.

> That way you can see for yourself if rife is right for you, risk free. I

> don't think there is any other rife company that allows more than

> 30 days to try

> it, so that would be cool. Ok, at least now you know my plans

> for this in the

> very near future. I'm back in Wilmington NC as of Mon night and

> here for now

> and will worry about going back down to Miami when it gets cold again :-)

>

>

> In a message dated 5/4/2004 2:57:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> writes:

> Thanks for your experiences with zappers. yes rife seems very expensive so

> likewise is a thing i am thinking about for the future. Are magpulsers as

> effective with lyme as rife?

>

>

>