Question about responses to rifing using coil machine or any rife machine?

[Guest guest]

If a person has treated for Lyme and seems to have resolved much of it, is now treating for the coinfections, should they feel better after rifing. We were thinking there would be the herx but then the improvement. What happens after you treat for Bartonella, mycoplasma, etc. Does the better ever come?

[Guest guest]

, There is also the viral and fungal component that is likely present. Maybe when those are addressed the person will feel better.

Thane

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Fri, February 5, 2010 1:45:20 PMSubject: Question about responses to rifing using coil machine or any rife machine?

If a person has treated for Lyme and seems to have resolved much of it, is now treating for the coinfections, should they feel better after rifing. We were thinking there would be the herx but then the improvement. What happens after you treat for Bartonella, mycoplasma, etc. Does the better ever come?

[Guest guest]

Are you continuing to treat for Lyme? What type of machine do you have?I would think if you were herxing from Lyme you should herx from the co-infections - unless you don't have them. Some folks just aren't herxers.  I just added in coiling for co-infections and I'm herxing like crazy. Many of the co-infections replicate quickly so you must rife/coil more often.  For instance, many people treat bart. twice/day.

 

If a person has treated for Lyme and seems to have resolved much of it, is now treating for the coinfections, should they feel better after rifing. We were thinking there would be the herx but then the improvement. What happens after you treat for Bartonella, mycoplasma, etc. Does the better ever come?

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