Re: peroneus brevis tendon

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pain and healing can be helped with just a 6volt torch battery here is how microelectricitygermkiller@... if your Rife cant do it, also pain very succesful with a scenar the best cheap one is a pain genie but do check http://www.scenarinfo.com/ their are of course healing frequencies if you google the CAFL Rife frequencey lists.

hugs chris

To: Rife Sent: Wednesday, 18 July 2012, 17:37Subject: peroneus brevis tendon

I do not know if a Rife machine would work or not for the pain I have but there are a lot of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this question. On the middle of my left foot on the side is the peroneus tendon which is badly damaged. An M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there is virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot doctor said he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife machine do any good?

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I am a member on the site as I plan to get a rife machine for my lyme. However, I am a physical therapist and used to treat tendonitis all the time. Unless there are new machines out there, we used T.E.N.S for pain. Increasing blood flow would be new to me. We used ultrasound and massage to increase blood flow. Using a hot pack before massage and stretching would also help blood flow. I have seen T.E.N.S machines for less than $50. I would ask for more specifics about this other machine he is recommending and possibly see a P.T. As I said, I do have lyme so maybe I missed out on newer stuff; I have also been doing home health so my outpatient skills are rusty. Hope this helps! AlanaSubject: peroneus brevis tendonTo: Rife Date: Wednesday, July 18, 2012, 12:37 PM

I do not know if a Rife machine would work or not for the pain I have but there are a lot of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this question. On the middle of my left foot on the side is the peroneus tendon which is badly damaged. An M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there is virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot doctor said he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife machine do any good?

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A T.E.N.S. unit is not a R.I.F.E. machine.

Just letting you know.... Get a BXUltra or a GB4000 ...if you do go for the

GB4000 get the MOPA amp and plasma lamp should cost around 6 or 8 gs....

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> I do not know if a Rife machine would work or not for the pain I have

but there are a lot of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this

question. On the middle of my left foot on the side is the peroneus tendon

which is badly damaged. An M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have

been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the

healing as there is virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot doctor said

he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have

not used it a lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife machine do any

good?

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[Guest guest]

Is a tendon the same or similar to a ligament?

If so, there is a healing frequency at Beneficial, ‘Normalizing', and Stimulating Frequencieshttp://stenulson.net/althealth/stimfreq.htm Stimulate the Healing Of Ligaments 9.7 Hz

You should look into low level lasers for pain relief. Laser pointers of 50 mw or less (5MW is best) can be used safely and are quite inexpensive. They work great on pain and stimulate healing. LEDs are another option.

Cranial Laser Reflex Technique also looks promising. There is one testimonial about it improving a tendonitis pain by 95% after one treatment. http://www.clrtechnique.com/

<I do not know if a Rife machine would work or not for the pain I have but there are a lot of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this question. On the middle of my left foot on the side is the peroneus tendon which is badly damaged. An M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there is virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot doctor said he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife machine do any good?>

Bonita PoulinCanadian CoordinatorGLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGNMultiple Chem ical Sensitivityand other Chem ically Induced Illnesses, Dis eases & Injuryaffecting civilians and military personnelwww.mcs-global.org www.mcsglobalawareness.com

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I do not know if a tendon and a ligament are similar.

Right now I have a prescription for a tens unit and I do not know

which one to get.

They range in price quite a bit.  I am thinking of getting

http://www.lgmedsupply.com/ptemustandul.html  Right now I need the

TENS but I am trying to think ahead and the ultrasound thing may be

useful in the future.  As long as I have a prescription I want to

get the most out of it!

On 7/19/2012 3:09 PM, Bonita Poulin

wrote:

 

Is a tendon the same or similar to a ligament?

If so, there is a healing frequency at Beneficial,

‘Normalizing', and Stimulating Frequencies

http://stenulson.net/althealth/stimfreq.htm

Stimulate

the Healing Of Ligaments 9.7 Hz

You should look into low level lasers for pain

relief. Laser pointers of 50 mw or less (5MW is

best) can be used safely and are quite inexpensive.

They work great on pain and stimulate healing. LEDs

are another option.

Cranial Laser Reflex Technique also looks

promising. There is one testimonial about it

improving a tendonitis pain by 95% after one

treatment.                          http://www.clrtechnique.com/

 

 

 

<I do not know if a Rife machine would

work or not for the pain I have but there are a lot

of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this

question. On the middle of my left foot on the side

is the peroneus tendon which is badly damaged. An

M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have

been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a

T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there is

virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot

doctor said he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for

$400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a

lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife

machine do any good?>

 

 

 

Bonita Poulin

Canadian Coordinator

GLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGN

Multiple Chem ical Sensitivity

and other Chem ically Induced Illnesses, Dis eases

& Injury

affecting civilians and military personnel

www.mcs-global.org

www.mcsglobalawareness.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Bonita, and Richman ,

I bought a unit that have TENS, EMS, IF, MC all in one for about $100-$110 . (name INTENSITY select combo)

-TENS control pain.

- EMS stimulate muscle to promote injured muscle healing.

-IF anti-inflamation.

- RF increase healing rate over all on body even in all organs ! I readed some study results that some cases that Diabetes type 1 were reversed ! hi blood pressure were lowered and so many others illnesses . It's the the same kind of Edgar Cayce's (electrical) appliance . I bought it because of this RF feature. And you Richman , you can buy the $400. unit because you're Richman ! Lift America out of recession would you ! Thank-you in advance .

Love. Hung

Is a tendon the same or similar to a ligament?

If so, there is a healing frequency at Beneficial, ‘Normalizing', and Stimulating Frequencieshttp://stenulson.net/althealth/stimfreq.htm Stimulate the Healing Of Ligaments 9.7 Hz

You should look into low level lasers for pain relief. Laser pointers of 50 mw or less (5MW is best) can be used safely and are quite inexpensive. They work great on pain and stimulate healing. LEDs are another option.

Cranial Laser Reflex Technique also looks promising. There is one testimonial about it improving a tendonitis pain by 95% after one treatment. http://www.clrtechnique.com/

<I do not know if a Rife machine would work or not for the pain I have but there are a lot of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this question. On the middle of my left foot on the side is the peroneus tendon which is badly damaged. An M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there is virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot doctor said he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife machine do any good?>

Bonita PoulinCanadian CoordinatorGLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGNMultiple Chem ical Sensitivityand other Chem ically Induced Illnesses, Dis eases & Injuryaffecting civilians and military personnelwww.mcs-global.org www.mcsglobalawareness.com

[Guest guest]

Ligaments attach bone to other bones and tendons attach muscle to bone. Both requires cartilage to connect. LOTS of glucosamine chondroitin are required because they actually build cartilage but it takes a while and needs to be done over time. There also some good homeopathic remedies for this sort of thing but that would be best done with the aid of a homeopath or a naturopath who knows this stuff. I had an issue with a tendon or something and was prescribed Rusk, as the remedy, don't remember the dosage, probably a 6C or something. Good luck, those things are difficult to remedy but not impossible I take lots of glucosamine chontriotin because I bicycle up

hills a lot. To: Rife Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2012 1:21 PM Subject: Re: Re: peroneus brevis tendon

I do not know if a tendon and a ligament are similar.

Right now I have a prescription for a tens unit and I do not know

which one to get.

They range in price quite a bit. I am thinking of getting

http://www.lgmedsupply.com/ptemustandul.html Right now I need the

TENS but I am trying to think ahead and the ultrasound thing may be

useful in the future. As long as I have a prescription I want to

get the most out of it!

On 7/19/2012 3:09 PM, Bonita Poulin

wrote:

Is a tendon the same or similar to a ligament?

If so, there is a healing frequency at Beneficial,

‘Normalizing', and Stimulating Frequencies

http://stenulson.net/althealth/stimfreq.htm

Stimulate

the Healing Of Ligaments 9.7 Hz

You should look into low level lasers for pain

relief. Laser pointers of 50 mw or less (5MW is

best) can be used safely and are quite inexpensive.

They work great on pain and stimulate healing. LEDs

are another option.

Cranial Laser Reflex Technique also looks

promising. There is one testimonial about it

improving a tendonitis pain by 95% after one

treatment. http://www.clrtechnique.com/

<I do not know if a Rife machine would

work or not for the pain I have but there are a lot

of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this

question. On the middle of my left foot on the side

is the peroneus tendon which is badly damaged. An

M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have

been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a

T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there is

virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot

doctor said he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for

$400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a

lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife

machine do any good?>

Bonita Poulin

Canadian Coordinator

GLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGN

Multiple Chem ical Sensitivity

and other Chem ically Induced Illnesses, Dis eases

& Injury

affecting civilians and military personnel

www.mcs-global.org

www.mcsglobalawareness.com

[Guest guest]

Hung,

  What you bought sounds great!  What company did you but it from? 

I am Rickman, not Richman.  I wish I could be a "Richman"  lol!!!

 

Hi Bonita, and Richman ,

I bought a unit that have TENS, EMS, IF, MC

all in one for about  $100-$110 . (name

INTENSITY  select combo)

-TENS control pain.

- EMS stimulate muscle to promote injured

muscle healing.

-IF anti-inflamation.

- RF increase healing rate over all on body

even in all organs !  I readed  some study

results that some cases that Diabetes type 1

were reversed ! hi blood pressure were lowered

and so many others illnesses . It's the the same

kind of Edgar Cayce's (electrical) appliance . I

bought it because of this RF feature. 

And you Richman , you can buy the $400. unit

because you're Richman ! Lift  America out of

recession would you ! Thank-you in advance .

Love. Hung 

 

Is a tendon the same or

similar to a ligament?

If so, there is a healing

frequency at Beneficial,

‘Normalizing', and

Stimulating Frequencies

http://stenulson.net/althealth/stimfreq.htm

Stimulate the

Healing Of Ligaments 9.7

Hz

You should look into

low level lasers for pain

relief. Laser pointers of 50

mw or less (5MW is best) can

be used safely and are quite

inexpensive. They work great

on pain and stimulate

healing. LEDs are another

option.

Cranial Laser Reflex

Technique also looks

promising. There is one

testimonial about it

improving a tendonitis pain

by 95% after one

treatment.                         

http://www.clrtechnique.com/

 

 

 

<I

do not know if a Rife

machine would work or not

for the pain I have but

there are a lot of smart

people here so I thought I'd

throw out this question. On

the middle of my left foot

on the side is the peroneus

tendon which is badly

damaged. An M.R.I. was done.

It is damaged, not torn. I

have been advised to stay

off of my foot and to get a

T.E.N.S. unit to speed up

the healing as there is

virtually no blood flow in

the tendon. My foot doctor

said he would sell me a

T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00.

I have a Rife machine. I

have not used it a lot.

Before I dig it out of

storage would a Rife machine

do any good?>

 

 

 

Bonita

Poulin

Canadian Coordinator

GLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGN

Multiple Chem ical Sensitivity

and other Chem ically Induced

Illnesses, Dis eases &

Injury

affecting civilians and

military personnel

www.mcs-global.org

www.mcsglobalawareness.com

[Guest guest]

,

 Thank you very much for educating me.  My parents have talked about

glucosamine chontriotin before and now I know why.  I am now old. 

lol!!!

On 7/20/2012 1:09 PM, McGuire

wrote:

 

Ligaments attach bone to other

bones and tendons attach muscle to bone. Both

requires cartilage to connect. LOTS of glucosamine

chondroitin are required because they actually build

cartilage but it takes a while and needs to be done

over time. There also some good homeopathic remedies

for this sort of thing but that would be best done

with the aid of a homeopath or a naturopath who

knows this stuff. I had an issue with a tendon or

something and was prescribed Rusk, as the remedy,

don't remember the dosage, probably a 6C or something. 

Good luck, those things are

difficult to remedy but not impossible I take lots

of glucosamine chontriotin because I bicycle up

hills a lot. 

From:

Rick Mason

To:

Rife

Sent:

Thursday, July 19, 2012 1:21 PM

Subject:

Re: Re: peroneus brevis tendon

 

I do not know if a tendon and a ligament

are similar.

Right now I have a prescription for a tens

unit and I do not know which one to get.

They range in price quite a bit.  I am

thinking of getting

http://www.lgmedsupply.com/ptemustandul.html 

Right now I need the TENS but I am trying to

think ahead and the ultrasound thing may be

useful in the future.  As long as I have a

prescription I want to get the most out of it!

On

7/19/2012 3:09 PM, Bonita Poulin wrote:

 

Is a tendon the same or similar to

a ligament?

If so, there is a healing frequency

at Beneficial, ‘Normalizing',

and Stimulating Frequencies

http://stenulson.net/althealth/stimfreq.htm

Stimulate the Healing

Of Ligaments 9.7 Hz

You should look into low

level lasers for pain relief. Laser

pointers of 50 mw or less (5MW is

best) can be used safely and are

quite inexpensive. They work great

on pain and stimulate healing. LEDs

are another option.

Cranial Laser Reflex

Technique also looks promising.

There is one testimonial about it

improving a tendonitis pain by 95%

after one

treatment.                         

http://www.clrtechnique.com/

 

 

 

<I

do not know if a Rife machine would

work or not for the pain I have but

there are a lot of smart people here

so I thought I'd throw out this

question. On the middle of my left

foot on the side is the peroneus

tendon which is badly damaged. An

M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not

torn. I have been advised to stay

off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S.

unit to speed up the healing as

there is virtually no blood flow in

the tendon. My foot doctor said he

would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for

$400.00. I have a Rife machine. I

have not used it a lot. Before I dig

it out of storage would a Rife

machine do any good?>

 

 

 

Bonita

Poulin

Canadian Coordinator

GLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGN

Multiple Chem ical Sensitivity

and other Chem ically Induced

Illnesses, Dis eases & Injury

affecting civilians and military

personnel

www.mcs-global.org

www.mcsglobalawareness.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Richman,

Just type "Intensity sect combo " then search, it'll show up in Amazon for $109 +

+ s & h. Hung

Is a tendon the same or similar to a ligament?

If so, there is a healing frequency at Beneficial, ‘Normalizing', and Stimulating Frequencieshttp://stenulson.net/althealth/stimfreq.htm Stimulate the Healing Of Ligaments 9.7 Hz

You should look into low level lasers for pain relief. Laser pointers of 50 mw or less (5MW is best) can be used safely and are quite inexpensive. They work great on pain and stimulate healing. LEDs are another option.

Cranial Laser Reflex Technique also looks promising. There is one testimonial about it improving a tendonitis pain by 95% after one treatment. http://www.clrtechnique.com/

<I do not know if a Rife machine would work or not for the pain I have but there are a lot of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this question. On the middle of my left foot on the side is the peroneus tendon which is badly damaged. An M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have been advised to stay off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there is virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot doctor said he would sell me a T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a lot. Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife machine do any good?>

Bonita PoulinCanadian CoordinatorGLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGNMultiple Chem ical Sensitivityand other Chem ically Induced Illnesses, Dis eases & Injuryaffecting civilians and military personnelwww.mcs-global.org www.mcsglobalawareness.com

[Guest guest]

Yes, those products do work. I used an equine product with Glucosamine, Chondroitin plus MSM, C etc. and it worked well on my horses’ arthritis to cure his limp. Years later I bought the same product for my Rottie who had ruptured a ligament. That, and booties so she wouldn’t slip around on the hardware floors, fixed her up in a couple of months.

<LOTS of glucosamine chondroitin are required because they actually build cartilage but it takes a while and needs to be done over time.>

Bonita PoulinCanadian CoordinatorGLOBAL RECOGNITION CAMPAIGNMultiple Chem ical Sensitivityand other Chem ically Induced Illnesses, Dis eases & Injuryaffecting civilians and military personnelwww.mcs-global.org www.mcsglobalawareness.com

[Guest guest]

Rickman:

I am a chiropractor and licensed acupuncturist and I have been in practice since

1990 and I have treated several different injuries over the years.

Here is my recommendation:

The tens is a good unit, although read the following link regarding regarding

interferential current (IFC).

http://www.medi-stim.com/if.html

I would recommend that you get a IFC as opposed to the tens device. the IFC is

great for reducing pain, inflammation and swelling.

It will also help to relax your muscles.

This looks like a good multiple unit, although I am not sure of the cost:

http://www.medi-stim.com/stims/tens/allstim.html

The russian current will be helpful to strengthen the muscles in the rehab

phase. Also do a search for microcurrent, this device will help to aid in the

healing of the soft tissues, perhaps you can find a device that has IFC, Russian

current and microcurrent all in one unit but not sure if there is one that is

portable.

This is the device that I use in my office:

http://drhardy.org/Physical-Therapy.html

I would also recommend that you purchase some spider tech tape:

http://www.spidertech.com/

http://www.spidertech.com/products/

Sincerely:

http://www.medi-stim.com/if.html

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> I do not know if a Rife machine would work or not for the pain I have but

there are a lot of smart people here so I thought I'd throw out this question.

On the middle of my left foot on the side is the peroneus tendon which is badly

damaged. An M.R.I. was done. It is damaged, not torn. I have been advised to

stay off of my foot and to get a T.E.N.S. unit to speed up the healing as there

is virtually no blood flow in the tendon. My foot doctor said he would sell me

a T.E.N.S.machine for $400.00. I have a Rife machine. I have not used it a lot.

Before I dig it out of storage would a Rife machine do any good?

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