Re: Re Complaints on Rife Machine Wait Time

[Guest guest]

If you are unable or unwilling to try and build your own machine have you asked

any friends that might be inclined to that type of project to help you build it

from the plans. Also have you checked with area Jr colleges if they have a

electronics coarse. If you buy the supplies i am sure this would be a great

project. It is not only fastening wires together it is figuring electrical

values of the coil etc. When I built my machine I had to take my coil to a 2 yr

college to get the coil numbers while waiting for the volt meter to come.

PS. You can buy switches you need from Lowes by the box much cheaper than other

sources.

Herxing from rife today.

>

> I am sure this post will make me unpopular, but here is the honest truth.

First off, really the Stolar Doug Coil machine is worth the wait. Let's not be

so comsumed in our own woeful health issues that we forget the realities of

working as a one man band on all these machines. is a human being, not

superman. We are so lucky to have him! The parts he orders to build the box can

be really hard to get, and production is not always on time AND they come from

outside the US, so be patient. Also the machines and components are very high

quality, and of course things over heat, so does my hair drier when I run it too

long. People with cognitive problems have a terrible time making sure everything

is connected properly, I know this because I help 2 other people who own

machines identical to mine, which I have had for 4 years and it works fine.

> Second, no one should ever go off their current treatment without a doctors

supervision, and then blame someone else, that is not taking responsibility. The

real reason that many peole who have Lyme and get better don't come back to the

forums, is that they have already learned that the major portion of getting

well, is not only popping magic antibiotic pills , or finding the silver bullet

of Rife machines, is making very difficult life style changes, emotional

changes, and self educating about other modes of treatment support. One must

make a huge effort, but there can be a good pay off. No one can do it for you,

but by reviewing past postings and meeting with others (not just Lyme patients)

one can learn an awful lot. Having a disease like this is so hard because it

forces change, no one relishes that. I won't deceive myself in thinking that all

those changes, fix or " cure " anything. We (humans) start to die the minute we

are born. Everyone around us is in a constant process of cellular break down and

rebuilding, it just doesn't always seem that way.

> Lyme can easily gain the power it feeds off of, panic, anxiety and doubt. The

body carries it's own frequency generator, and it eminates not only from disease

causing bacteria, but from your thoughts and feelings. Be careful what thoughts

you harbor. Allow for body break downs, even " healthy " people have them. We are

not as alone as we think we are. Lyme tricks us to belive we are dying all the

time, of course we are, but again so is everyone else. Don't panic (

) and do have a look around, whether it requires diet change, better herbs,

thoughtful under commitment, home made heat saunas, personal health journal, or

an herbalist. Many many foods have antibiotic properties, as do oils, orange

juice, hot baths, ect. Your body wasn't made in a lab either. Nature is really

complicated, and none of man's inventions can yet match it.

> To your health!

> -Feelin better

>

[Guest guest]

Your post is not unpopular with me!

deb

>

> I am sure this post will make me unpopular, but here is the honest truth.

First off, really the Stolar Doug Coil machine is worth the wait. Let's not be

so comsumed in our own woeful health issues that we forget the realities of

working as a one man band on all these machines. is a human being, not

superman. We are so lucky to have him! The parts he orders to build the box can

be really hard to get, and production is not always on time AND they come from

outside the US, so be patient. Also the machines and components are very high

quality, and of course things over heat, so does my hair drier when I run it too

long. People with cognitive problems have a terrible time making sure everything

is connected properly, I know this because I help 2 other people who own

machines identical to mine, which I have had for 4 years and it works fine.

> Second, no one should ever go off their current treatment without a doctors

supervision, and then blame someone else, that is not taking responsibility. The

real reason that many peole who have Lyme and get better don't come back to the

forums, is that they have already learned that the major portion of getting

well, is not only popping magic antibiotic pills , or finding the silver bullet

of Rife machines, is making very difficult life style changes, emotional

changes, and self educating about other modes of treatment support. One must

make a huge effort, but there can be a good pay off. No one can do it for you,

but by reviewing past postings and meeting with others (not just Lyme patients)

one can learn an awful lot. Having a disease like this is so hard because it

forces change, no one relishes that. I won't deceive myself in thinking that all

those changes, fix or " cure " anything. We (humans) start to die the minute we

are born. Everyone around us is in a constant process of cellular break down and

rebuilding, it just doesn't always seem that way.

> Lyme can easily gain the power it feeds off of, panic, anxiety and doubt. The

body carries it's own frequency generator, and it eminates not only from disease

causing bacteria, but from your thoughts and feelings. Be careful what thoughts

you harbor. Allow for body break downs, even " healthy " people have them. We are

not as alone as we think we are. Lyme tricks us to belive we are dying all the

time, of course we are, but again so is everyone else. Don't panic (

) and do have a look around, whether it requires diet change, better herbs,

thoughtful under commitment, home made heat saunas, personal health journal, or

an herbalist. Many many foods have antibiotic properties, as do oils, orange

juice, hot baths, ect. Your body wasn't made in a lab either. Nature is really

complicated, and none of man's inventions can yet match it.

> To your health!

> -Feelin better

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Feelin Better,

I don't think this post made you unpopular!

You just nicely touched on some good topics...

Jim :-)

>

> I am sure this post will make me unpopular, but here is the honest truth.

First off, really the Stolar Doug Coil machine is worth the wait. Let's not be

so comsumed in our own woeful health issues that we forget the realities of

working as a one man band on all these machines. is a human being, not

superman. We are so lucky to have him! The parts he orders to build the box can

be really hard to get, and production is not always on time AND they come from

outside the US, so be patient. Also the machines and components are very high

quality, and of course things over heat, so does my hair drier when I run it too

long. People with cognitive problems have a terrible time making sure everything

is connected properly, I know this because I help 2 other people who own

machines identical to mine, which I have had for 4 years and it works fine.

> Second, no one should ever go off their current treatment without a doctors

supervision, and then blame someone else, that is not taking responsibility. The

real reason that many peole who have Lyme and get better don't come back to the

forums, is that they have already learned that the major portion of getting

well, is not only popping magic antibiotic pills , or finding the silver bullet

of Rife machines, is making very difficult life style changes, emotional

changes, and self educating about other modes of treatment support. One must

make a huge effort, but there can be a good pay off. No one can do it for you,

but by reviewing past postings and meeting with others (not just Lyme patients)

one can learn an awful lot. Having a disease like this is so hard because it

forces change, no one relishes that. I won't deceive myself in thinking that all

those changes, fix or " cure " anything. We (humans) start to die the minute we

are born. Everyone around us is in a constant process of cellular break down and

rebuilding, it just doesn't always seem that way.

> Lyme can easily gain the power it feeds off of, panic, anxiety and doubt. The

body carries it's own frequency generator, and it eminates not only from disease

causing bacteria, but from your thoughts and feelings. Be careful what thoughts

you harbor. Allow for body break downs, even " healthy " people have them. We are

not as alone as we think we are. Lyme tricks us to belive we are dying all the

time, of course we are, but again so is everyone else. Don't panic (

) and do have a look around, whether it requires diet change, better herbs,

thoughtful under commitment, home made heat saunas, personal health journal, or

an herbalist. Many many foods have antibiotic properties, as do oils, orange

juice, hot baths, ect. Your body wasn't made in a lab either. Nature is really

complicated, and none of man's inventions can yet match it.

> To your health!

> -Feelin better

>

[Guest guest]

You are so right! I waited about 6 months about 3 years ago for my coil machine

from and it was well worth the wait. It is very easy to get caught up in

your own illness and forget there are many people on 's waiting list ahead

of you who may be as sick or sicker then you are. It is hard to be patient when

you feel lousy, but the reality is that most of us have gone a long time

undiagnosed so what is another 6 months. I would suggest if people are really

sick and need to kill some Lyme that they get on some Buhner or Cowden herbs for

awhile until they get their machine. The other option is to look for a used

machine and you may get one right away if you are lucky.

>

> I am sure this post will make me unpopular, but here is the honest truth.

First off, really the Stolar Doug Coil machine is worth the wait. Let's not be

so comsumed in our own woeful health issues that we forget the realities of

working as a one man band on all these machines. is a human being, not

superman. We are so lucky to have him! The parts he orders to build the box can

be really hard to get, and production is not always on time AND they come from

outside the US, so be patient. Also the machines and components are very high

quality, and of course things over heat, so does my hair drier when I run it too

long. People with cognitive problems have a terrible time making sure everything

is connected properly, I know this because I help 2 other people who own

machines identical to mine, which I have had for 4 years and it works fine.

> Second, no one should ever go off their current treatment without a doctors

supervision, and then blame someone else, that is not taking responsibility. The

real reason that many peole who have Lyme and get better don't come back to the

forums, is that they have already learned that the major portion of getting

well, is not only popping magic antibiotic pills , or finding the silver bullet

of Rife machines, is making very difficult life style changes, emotional

changes, and self educating about other modes of treatment support. One must

make a huge effort, but there can be a good pay off. No one can do it for you,

but by reviewing past postings and meeting with others (not just Lyme patients)

one can learn an awful lot. Having a disease like this is so hard because it

forces change, no one relishes that. I won't deceive myself in thinking that all

those changes, fix or " cure " anything. We (humans) start to die the minute we

are born. Everyone around us is in a constant process of cellular break down and

rebuilding, it just doesn't always seem that way.

> Lyme can easily gain the power it feeds off of, panic, anxiety and doubt. The

body carries it's own frequency generator, and it eminates not only from disease

causing bacteria, but from your thoughts and feelings. Be careful what thoughts

you harbor. Allow for body break downs, even " healthy " people have them. We are

not as alone as we think we are. Lyme tricks us to belive we are dying all the

time, of course we are, but again so is everyone else. Don't panic (

) and do have a look around, whether it requires diet change, better herbs,

thoughtful under commitment, home made heat saunas, personal health journal, or

an herbalist. Many many foods have antibiotic properties, as do oils, orange

juice, hot baths, ect. Your body wasn't made in a lab either. Nature is really

complicated, and none of man's inventions can yet match it.

> To your health!

> -Feelin better

>