Re: Frequency Accuracy - how high

[Guest guest]

I avoid using frequencies over 1mhz unless I am trying to effect cell

function - either kill specific cells or stimulate their growth or

function in some way.

On only one occassion recently did I get an indication that the

frequency needed was higher than 20mhz which is as high as I can use

the FSCAN DIRP to test candidate frequencies. In that case, the

frequency needed appeared to be in the 28mhz range and I used an

octave in the 14mhz range.

Jeff Sutherland

Message: 12

Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2004 12:26:33 +1000

Subject: Re: Frequency Accuracy

Jeff, Jim, and other list members what do you find to be the highest

frequency used for treating sick people? I have a chip for my project that

will produce sine waves to 50Mhz but the is a cheaper on that will work to

15Mhz which looks too low for me. Can I have suggestions on upper frequency

ranges please? My project looks as though it will not be able to be built as

a kit because they don't make DIL packages anymore only small surface mount

chips! The project is coming along well though. Once I proved that it works

as described I will look at possible manufacture and construction, I would

then program the units at home and test them!

Regards

[Guest guest]

jdurfeeathome@... wrote:

> Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2004 12:26:33 +1000

>

> Subject: Re: Frequency Accuracy

> what do you find to be the highest

> frequency used for treating sick people? I

>

> The Multiple Wave Oscillator that is being used in my neck of the woods by a

> number of people with cancer is reported to work at in a range from 1hertz to

> 24megahurtz, simultaneously, like a shotgun! Average length of treatment is 30

> minutes 3 times a week. A light device is being used in conjunction with it

> and is compared to a rifle. No ill effects have been noted. The results are

> impressive.

>

> I wish there were more people out there looking into MWO, building them and

> doing experiments. I think it is a significant tool.

> Barbara

Barbara & friends,

I feel it's prudent to bring more information to light on this subject,

so I'll offer my understanding.

Unfortunately, not everyone can handle the " MWO " exposure; there are

reports of electro-sensitivity reactions and adversely affected

well-being by some individuals when exposed to the wide-spectrum EM / RF

chaotic noise signal. One particular report is on the

Electro-sensitivity discussions page here:

http://www.stenulson.net/althealth/es-disc.htm

With this in mind, it might be good to research further before

advocating or offering blanket endorsements for devices using the label

" MWO " ... their operational mode can be an extreme 'stressor factor' for

those already dealing with health challenges, and can result in

aggravated electro-sensitivity from which recovery can take many months.

Let's be careful in our research....

Be Well!!

Bruce

[Guest guest]

Hello,

there are several makings of the Multiple Wave Oscillator.

The one most according to the original by Lakhovsky is made in the

netherlands (see my website under Alternativ and Bioresonance)

There is a *Violoet Ray* lamp with it, as well as two *Mats* .

But the main thing are the large Lakhovsky antennas.

They consist of rings of different materials, and at the ends, they have

knobs.

The rings are tuned from C to C.

The frequency ranges from 200 to 300 MHz.

Very good results are obtained. And it works also very good together with

Rife machines.

So far, people who are electrosensitive do not have complaints whatsoever.

We are now testing a new development in Rifing.

In stead of sitting hours behind a machine, we now have small portable

boxes, where certain frequencies are stored in programs.

At the moment there are 22 different program types, but custum types are

also possible.

There are boxes with one or two programmes.

The boxes, the sixe of a large cigarette case, can be hung on a trousers

belt.

Inside the box, a large spool sends the rife frequencies.

It works on two AA batteries of 1.5 V.

A total of 129 frequencies can de stored, as a proprogrammed set.

We are now testing a set for fat burning and obesitas, for pain relief and

one against electrosensibility.

Greetings,

Claessens

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www.milieuziektes.nl

www.hetbitje.nl

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Re: Frequency Accuracy

> > what do you find to be the highest

> > frequency used for treating sick people? I

> >

> > The Multiple Wave Oscillator that is being used in my neck of the woods

by a

> > number of people with cancer is reported to work at in a range from

1hertz to

> > 24megahurtz, simultaneously, like a shotgun! Average length of treatment

is 30

> > minutes 3 times a week. A light device is being used in conjunction with

it

> > and is compared to a rifle. No ill effects have been noted. The results

are

> > impressive.

> >

> > I wish there were more people out there looking into MWO, building them

and

> > doing experiments. I think it is a significant tool.

> > Barbara

>

> Barbara & friends,

>

> I feel it's prudent to bring more information to light on this subject,

> so I'll offer my understanding.

>

> Unfortunately, not everyone can handle the " MWO " exposure; there are

> reports of electro-sensitivity reactions and adversely affected

> well-being by some individuals when exposed to the wide-spectrum EM / RF

> chaotic noise signal. One particular report is on the

> Electro-sensitivity discussions page here:

>

> http://www.stenulson.net/althealth/es-disc.htm

>

> With this in mind, it might be good to research further before

> advocating or offering blanket endorsements for devices using the label

> " MWO " ... their operational mode can be an extreme 'stressor factor' for

> those already dealing with health challenges, and can result in

> aggravated electro-sensitivity from which recovery can take many months.

>

> Let's be careful in our research....

>

> Be Well!!

>

> Bruce

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

there are several makings of the Multiple Wave Oscillator.

The one most according to the original by Lakhovsky is made in the

netherlands (see my website under Alternativ and Bioresonance)

There is a *Violoet Ray* lamp with it, as well as two *Mats* .

But the main thing are the large Lakhovsky antennas.

They consist of rings of different materials, and at the ends, they have

knobs.

The rings are tuned from C to C.

The frequency ranges from 200 to 300 MHz.

Very good results are obtained. And it works also very good together with

Rife machines.

So far, people who are electrosensitive do not have complaints whatsoever.

We are now testing a new development in Rifing.

In stead of sitting hours behind a machine, we now have small portable

boxes, where certain frequencies are stored in programs.

At the moment there are 22 different program types, but custum types are

also possible.

There are boxes with one or two programmes.

The boxes, the sixe of a large cigarette case, can be hung on a trousers

belt.

Inside the box, a large spool sends the rife frequencies.

It works on two AA batteries of 1.5 V.

A total of 129 frequencies can de stored, as a proprogrammed set.

We are now testing a set for fat burning and obesitas, for pain relief and

one against electrosensibility.

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

www.hetbitje.nl

checked by Norton Antivirus

Re: Frequency Accuracy

> > what do you find to be the highest

> > frequency used for treating sick people? I

> >

> > The Multiple Wave Oscillator that is being used in my neck of the woods

by a

> > number of people with cancer is reported to work at in a range from

1hertz to

> > 24megahurtz, simultaneously, like a shotgun! Average length of treatment

is 30

> > minutes 3 times a week. A light device is being used in conjunction with

it

> > and is compared to a rifle. No ill effects have been noted. The results

are

> > impressive.

> >

> > I wish there were more people out there looking into MWO, building them

and

> > doing experiments. I think it is a significant tool.

> > Barbara

>

> Barbara & friends,

>

> I feel it's prudent to bring more information to light on this subject,

> so I'll offer my understanding.

>

> Unfortunately, not everyone can handle the " MWO " exposure; there are

> reports of electro-sensitivity reactions and adversely affected

> well-being by some individuals when exposed to the wide-spectrum EM / RF

> chaotic noise signal. One particular report is on the

> Electro-sensitivity discussions page here:

>

> http://www.stenulson.net/althealth/es-disc.htm

>

> With this in mind, it might be good to research further before

> advocating or offering blanket endorsements for devices using the label

> " MWO " ... their operational mode can be an extreme 'stressor factor' for

> those already dealing with health challenges, and can result in

> aggravated electro-sensitivity from which recovery can take many months.

>

> Let's be careful in our research....

>

> Be Well!!

>

> Bruce

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

no, I do not know what materials are used here, but I do know, that when

they are not tuned correctly, the working is not as powerful as can be.

The oscillator is not the important part. It is the antennas who do the

work.

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

www.hetbitje.nl

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Frequency Accuracy - how high

> In a message dated 8/5/2004 9:37:35 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

> charles@... writes:

> They consist of rings of different materials, and at the ends, they have

> knobs.

> Can you tell me what materials the rings are made of? The oscillator I use

> claims frequencies to 24mHz. and also has large semi circular rings that

appear

> the same as in your picture but made of copper.

> Thanks

> Barbara

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Barbara,

the Multi Wave Oscillator has been around for a long

time I haven't looked into them too much. One thing I do know is that the

EMEM devices use a impulse waveform and a impulse has every frequency in it.

This may well be why they are effective as well. I will have to have a look

into MWO's to see how easy/hard they are to make / tune and use. We may also

be able to use information on MRI's to enhance the effectiveness of any

treatment if it can align the atomic structure, this would mean less energy

to do the job!!! Healing is one of the most important responabilities we as

humans all carry, it is so unfortunate that so many work to making us all

ill!!

Keep up the good work Barbara.

Re: Frequency Accuracy

> what do you find to be the highest

> frequency used for treating sick people? I

>

> The Multiple Wave Oscillator that is being used in my neck of the woods by

a

> number of people with cancer is reported to work at in a range from 1hertz

to

> 24megahurtz, simultaneously, like a shotgun! Average length of treatment

is 30

> minutes 3 times a week. A light device is being used in conjunction with

it

> and is compared to a rifle. No ill effects have been noted. The results

are

> impressive.

>

> I wish there were more people out there looking into MWO, building them

and

> doing experiments. I think it is a significant tool.

> Barbara

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[Guest guest]

Hi Barbara.

I know there are multiple type MWO`s machines out there . Can you

supply me with the make and manufacture of those units in youre area or

advise if this is a home made item. Also If any list member can

recommend a good machine on the market .I would appreciate the feedback

Thx...............Graham Dilks

jdurfeeathome@... wrote:

> Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2004 12:26:33 +1000

>

> Subject: Re: Frequency Accuracy

> what do you find to be the highest

> frequency used for treating sick people? I

>

> The Multiple Wave Oscillator that is being used in my neck of the

> woods by a

> number of people with cancer is reported to work at in a range from

> 1hertz to

> 24megahurtz, simultaneously, like a shotgun! Average length of

> treatment is 30

> minutes 3 times a week. A light device is being used in conjunction

> with it

> and is compared to a rifle. No ill effects have been noted. The

> results are

> impressive.

>

> I wish there were more people out there looking into MWO, building

> them and

> doing experiments. I think it is a significant tool.

> Barbara

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Graham Dilks,

look at www.medivation.nl

They sell around the world.

As fas as I know, they are the only ones with the tuned Lakhovsky antennas,

which are more powerful.

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

checked by Norton Antivirus

Re: Frequency Accuracy

> > what do you find to be the highest

> > frequency used for treating sick people? I

> >

> > The Multiple Wave Oscillator that is being used in my neck of the

> > woods by a

> > number of people with cancer is reported to work at in a range from

> > 1hertz to

> > 24megahurtz, simultaneously, like a shotgun! Average length of

> > treatment is 30

> > minutes 3 times a week. A light device is being used in conjunction

> > with it

> > and is compared to a rifle. No ill effects have been noted. The

> > results are

> > impressive.

> >

> > I wish there were more people out there looking into MWO, building

> > them and

> > doing experiments. I think it is a significant tool.

> > Barbara

> >