Re: Coiling for Bart

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Hi Aandraya and Peggy,

I don't have a list of body areas to Coil, but Jane wrote a good post about

this...

This link should get you to her post...

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Lyme_and_Rife/message/14944

Take care,

Jim

>

> Hi Aandraya,

>

> Putting the coil a foot away from the body doesn't keep it from heating up.

> It's not just about keeping a hot coil from touching your body--it's also

> important for the maintenance and longevity of the coil that you not allow

> it to overheat and stay hot for too long.

>

> When you ask if most coil for only a few minutes at a time, I'm sure it

> varies from person to person depending on their particular infections, how

> much they herx, and how well they're detoxing. I've used it anywhere from a

> few minutes to half an hour at a time.

>

> Yes I do move the coil to different areas of the body during a coiling

> session. We have a list of the areas of the body to use in coiling, and the

> recommended times. It's been posted many times. If you search old posts

> you should find it easily, or Jim may have a document containing this info.

>

>

> Peggy

>

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> From: Lyme_and_Rife [mailto:Lyme_and_Rife ]

> On Behalf Of Aandraya Da Silva

> Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 12:22 AM

> To: Lyme_and_Rife

> Subject: Re: Re: Coiling for Bart

>

>

> Thanks, Peggy. I've read that some put the coil a foot away from the body,

> maybe that's how they do it for so long. So would you say most coil for

> only a few minutes at a time? Do you move it to different areas of the body

> during a coiling session?

>

>

> Aandraya

>