Re: New Flu strain

[Guest guest]

Dear Jeff,

I have read your article on your post and found it very interesting and

useful. I copied all the frequencies listed. I have a Beam Ray and am

wondering how to get so many frequencies into a program that wouldn't last

all day? Generally when I run frequencies I run them for 3 minutes each,

sweeping for 1.5 minutes and pulsing for 1.5 minutes. What do recommend as

far as time on each frequency and how long should the total program of

frequencies be?

Thank you for your wonderful website and help in this matter. No one has

the flu in my home, I am just preparing in case I need it.

Bonnie

>

>Reply-To: Rife

>To: <Rife >

>Subject: Re: New Flu strain

>Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2003 18:08:26 -0500

>

>Jeff Sutherland has just posted the following on another discussion group:

>

> " What I call the Hartford flu (because I saw it there first) is now

>circulating around the west coast as well as the east coast.

>

>No frequency set you have will work. This is a very interesting flu with a

>complete frequency set posted on my web site

><http://jeffsutherland.com/complementary/>.

>

>It is a nasty flu and Transfer Factor Plus and Oscillicoccinum 200C should

>be taken immediately. Aches and pains can be helped with Symphytum 30C

>which

>should be taken at a different time than the Oscillicoccinum. This alone

>should prevent serious disease (some people are dying from this flu). Don't

>count on your flu shot. It won't help.

>

>For those with Rife equipment, you can eliminate all symptoms in a day with

>the frequencies posted (assuming you have this flu). Some people I have

>tested think they have this and do not and vice versa.

>

>Jeff Sutherland "

>======================

> New Flu strain

>

>

> > Just wondering if there are, or if anybody has a set of freq. or a

> > treatment for the new (old?) flu virus that is running through the

> > nation right now.

>

>

>

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