Re: Doug Coil versus a Rife machine (Sweeps explained)

[Guest guest]

I hope you don't mind me addressing your question, but I saw that you hadn't

gotten an answer. A sweep is when you set a rife machine to hit the frequencies

between two frequencies. For example your starting frequency might be 430, the

next frequency would be 431, 432, 433, 434, 435 etc until you determine your

ending frequency. You can also set a machine to sweep in tenths 430.1, 430.2,

etc. The benefit of sweeping is that some people believe that organisms may

respond to more specific frequencies or some even think that some organisms may

mutate to a frequency on either side of the given frequency such as 432. This

idea comes from the fact that bugs can develop resistance to abx. Some believe

that bugs may have the same ability with frequencies. I am not one of those

people however.

Some also believe that spirochetes for example may have a few stragglers that do

not respond to 432, but might respond to something on either side of 432. They

are like the person that marches to the beat of their own drummer. It is all

speculation and no one really knows for sure. But many have reported added

benefits from doing sweeps. There is also a convergent sweep where you start at

the bottom frequency and sweep up to the top frequency on one channel and then

start at the top frequency and simultaneously sweep down to the bottom

frequency. This is something that can be done on the GB4000 since it can run 8

different channels at once. The convergent sweep needs two channels. I hope

this makes sense and answers your question.

>

> , What is a sweep? 

> Please tell me how what strength MMS you take and how often a day do you take

it? Thanks, Barb

>

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> To: Lyme_and_Rife

> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 12:56 PM

> Subject: Re: Doug Coil versus a Rife machine

>

> I don't know anything about the F-117, but I do like my coil.  I am not of the

opinion that the coil is the only treatment one needs, though, I do feel it is

probably the most powerful machine.

>

> When I was deciding on which machine to purchase, I looked through many forums

and looked for what machine the most people were using and seem to have the best

success with - I found that was the coil.

>

> If I had to purchase now, I might consider an Levy coil with the option

to add a second coil later (I cannot add a second coil to mine).  However, our

bodies can only tolerate so much killing at once so I'm not sure how beneficial

this is compared to expense.

>

> My plan right now is MMS as a broad spectrum killer and weakener and the coil

to kill what's weakened by MMS. (At least the MMS is working on everything

including cysts and heavy metals, whereas I am only coiling for Lyme plus one

other co-infection at a time).

>

> I could be very wrong, but I do not see the benefit of sweeping unless it is a

slow sweep like 3 minutes between frequencies.

>

> Just my two cents,

> L

>

[Guest guest]

The package that you are mentioning probably doesn't include the detox footbath

that comes with the unit. The F100 is the software that is run on the F117.

You will use a small computer with that software as your frequency generator. I

know that the company has a lot of preprogrammed F100 files that you can just

download to your computer to run the plasma bulb. My friends came with a tiny

laptop computer. So the package you are looking at may not include it's own

computer and footbath. You may need to run your own computer with the program.

I don't know though. I know that my friend got all of the whistles and buzzers

with her F117.

> > >

> > > , What is a sweep?

> > > Please tell me how what strength MMS you take and how often a day do you

> > take it? Thanks, Barb

> > >

> > > From: H <40dayjourney@>

> > > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > > Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 12:56 PM

> > > Subject: Re: Doug Coil versus a Rife machine

> > >

> > > I don't know anything about the F-117, but I do like my coil. I am not

> > of the opinion that the coil is the only treatment one needs, though, I do

> > feel it is probably the most powerful machine.

> > >

> > > When I was deciding on which machine to purchase, I looked through many

> > forums and looked for what machine the most people were using and seem to

> > have the best success with - I found that was the coil.

> > >

> > > If I had to purchase now, I might consider an Levy coil with the

> > option to add a second coil later (I cannot add a second coil to mine).

> > However, our bodies can only tolerate so much killing at once so I'm not

> > sure how beneficial this is compared to expense.

> > >

> > > My plan right now is MMS as a broad spectrum killer and weakener and the

> > coil to kill what's weakened by MMS. (At least the MMS is working on

> > everything including cysts and heavy metals, whereas I am only coiling for

> > Lyme plus one other co-infection at a time).

> > >

> > > I could be very wrong, but I do not see the benefit of sweeping unless it

> > is a slow sweep like 3 minutes between frequencies.

> > >

> > > Just my two cents,

> > > L

> > >

> >

> >

> >

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