Re: Re: new rife out now fda approved: TENS machine, Global Wellness Pro

[Guest guest]

Thanks. The " Global Wellness Pro " is a TENS machine, not new, apparently

out of Arizona.

http://www.globalwellnesspro.com/Wellness_Pro_2010.html

TENS = Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation

They do claim an FDA Registration from 2007, and they say a prescription

from an MD is required to purchase it. It is programmable, and has " over

1000 auto codes " to choose from. Only three thousand dollars if one is a

medical practioner, $3500 otherwise if you can get an MD to write a

prescription for it. Unknown how rigid they are about the prescription,

but if you become a sales representative for them and sign their

contract they'll sell it outright. They do mention Rife briefly on their

website and literature, along with many others.

I have not checked it out on the FDA web site.

TENS machines have been on the market since before Dr. Fishbein

used one for Bell's Palsy in 1936. It's the only type of electronic

medicine machine that the AMA of the 1930's (literally owned by

Fishbein) allowed, and maybe the only type of pad-type " frequency

device " the FDA currently recognizes. I'm sure there are many other

manufacturers of them, and I'm sure those are FDA recognized too.

Whether it is a " Rife Machine " is a matter of definition and semantics...

Personally if I needed one of these I'd select another company I know

of.....

Thanks, Dion ..

Dave Felt

dion cowles wrote:

> http://www.globalwellnesspro.com/

>

> > Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 07:00:27 -0700

> > From: feltdd@...

>

> > Subject: Re: new rife out now fda approved NOPE

> >

> > Misinformation maybe...

>

[Guest guest]

yes i agree i have 2 bio solutions mayself and was told the detox box is very

good also

To: Rife

From: feltdd@...

Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 07:50:39 -0700

Subject: Re: Re: new rife out now fda approved: TENS machine, Global

Wellness Pro

Thanks. The " Global Wellness Pro " is a TENS machine, not new, apparently

out of Arizona.

http://www.globalwellnesspro.com/Wellness_Pro_2010.html

TENS = Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation

They do claim an FDA Registration from 2007, and they say a prescription

from an MD is required to purchase it. It is programmable, and has " over

1000 auto codes " to choose from. Only three thousand dollars if one is a

medical practioner, $3500 otherwise if you can get an MD to write a

prescription for it. Unknown how rigid they are about the prescription,

but if you become a sales representative for them and sign their

contract they'll sell it outright. They do mention Rife briefly on their

website and literature, along with many others.

I have not checked it out on the FDA web site.

TENS machines have been on the market since before Dr. Fishbein

used one for Bell's Palsy in 1936. It's the only type of electronic

medicine machine that the AMA of the 1930's (literally owned by

Fishbein) allowed, and maybe the only type of pad-type " frequency

device " the FDA currently recognizes. I'm sure there are many other

manufacturers of them, and I'm sure those are FDA recognized too.

Whether it is a " Rife Machine " is a matter of definition and semantics...

Personally if I needed one of these I'd select another company I know

of.....

Thanks, Dion ..

Dave Felt

dion cowles wrote:

> http://www.globalwellnesspro.com/

>

> > Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 07:00:27 -0700

> > From: feltdd@...

>

> > Subject: Re: new rife out now fda approved NOPE

> >

> > Misinformation maybe...

>

[Guest guest]

yes i agree i have 2 bio solutions mayself and was told the detox box is very

good also

To: Rife

From: feltdd@...

Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 07:50:39 -0700

Subject: Re: Re: new rife out now fda approved: TENS machine, Global

Wellness Pro

Thanks. The " Global Wellness Pro " is a TENS machine, not new, apparently

out of Arizona.

http://www.globalwellnesspro.com/Wellness_Pro_2010.html

TENS = Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation

They do claim an FDA Registration from 2007, and they say a prescription

from an MD is required to purchase it. It is programmable, and has " over

1000 auto codes " to choose from. Only three thousand dollars if one is a

medical practioner, $3500 otherwise if you can get an MD to write a

prescription for it. Unknown how rigid they are about the prescription,

but if you become a sales representative for them and sign their

contract they'll sell it outright. They do mention Rife briefly on their

website and literature, along with many others.

I have not checked it out on the FDA web site.

TENS machines have been on the market since before Dr. Fishbein

used one for Bell's Palsy in 1936. It's the only type of electronic

medicine machine that the AMA of the 1930's (literally owned by

Fishbein) allowed, and maybe the only type of pad-type " frequency

device " the FDA currently recognizes. I'm sure there are many other

manufacturers of them, and I'm sure those are FDA recognized too.

Whether it is a " Rife Machine " is a matter of definition and semantics...

Personally if I needed one of these I'd select another company I know

of.....

Thanks, Dion ..

Dave Felt

dion cowles wrote:

> http://www.globalwellnesspro.com/

>

> > Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 07:00:27 -0700

> > From: feltdd@...

>

> > Subject: Re: new rife out now fda approved NOPE

> >

> > Misinformation maybe...

>