Re: advise on what kind of Rife machine to use for my dog?

[Guest guest]

Hi and all,

I am new to the group and have been spending time

going through the archives to learn more about the

subject.

I've been trying to use my machine in broadcast mode

to help my dog who is suffering with a fungal problem,

and an ear infection that we can't seem to eradicate

with antibiotics. They help for a while and then

things get worse. I noticed a significant improvement

with her breathing when I began giving her probiotics

- but they still don't seem to help the endless

infections.

I've noticed that when I'm trying to treat her, she

moves as far away from the machine as possible. I'm

wondering if the frequencies are bothering her in some

way. She's deaf and blind...so I can't imagine she can

hear it. Maybe it's just her natural restlessness.

Unfortunately, my results with her thus far have been

inconsistent because I can't seem to keep her in that

12 foot radius. I think at this point I need to cage

her during treatments.

My cat, on the other hand, loves to jump on my lap and

snuggle when I'm " zapping " . I usually treat myself by

holding the probes, so the machine is really in a

different mode at that point.

I'm using a Global Wellness Plus which doesn't seem to

be a favorite on this board because it's not

programmable. It also uses channels and sequences

instead of identifying actual Rife frequencies.

I'm getting great results with it so far - and it was

a gift, so I'm not complaining at all. I feel very

fortunate to have it.

warm regards,

Allegra

--- slodiggs wrote:

> My dog is suffering from kidney failure. Im

> wondering if anyone has

> used a rife machine on an animal and what sort of

> results they got?

> Is there a way to do this cheaply? Either buying a

> machine that isnt

> that expensive or can i make one????

>

> My brother in law has basically suppressed his stage

> 3 liver failure

> and avoided interferon with the use of his beam-ray

> rife machine. So

> i have seen the power of Rife first hand.

>

> His machine cost him around 6,000.00..... so i cant

> go out and buy one

> of those for my dog.

>

> Any help you can offer would be much appreciated.

>

> THANK YOU!!!!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

If you want something inexpensive and you have a computer then you can go to

www.noriftrife.com and get a rife package for $400 that includes a 300watt

amplifier electrodes and software and things. I read testimonials from people

and according to them they like it and it works well. I also bought a handheld

wand-type thing that you plug into your sound card and the spreadsheet says to

turn the volume all the way up, but it doesn't seem to be very effective, that

was $99.

Josh

Re: advise on what kind of Rife machine to use for my dog?

Hi and all,

I am new to the group and have been spending time

going through the archives to learn more about the

subject.

I've been trying to use my machine in broadcast mode

to help my dog who is suffering with a fungal problem,

and an ear infection that we can't seem to eradicate

with antibiotics. They help for a while and then

things get worse. I noticed a significant improvement

with her breathing when I began giving her probiotics

- but they still don't seem to help the endless

infections.

I've noticed that when I'm trying to treat her, she

moves as far away from the machine as possible. I'm

wondering if the frequencies are bothering her in some

way. She's deaf and blind...so I can't imagine she can

hear it. Maybe it's just her natural restlessness.

Unfortunately, my results with her thus far have been

inconsistent because I can't seem to keep her in that

12 foot radius. I think at this point I need to cage

her during treatments.

My cat, on the other hand, loves to jump on my lap and

snuggle when I'm " zapping " . I usually treat myself by

holding the probes, so the machine is really in a

different mode at that point.

I'm using a Global Wellness Plus which doesn't seem to

be a favorite on this board because it's not

programmable. It also uses channels and sequences

instead of identifying actual Rife frequencies.

I'm getting great results with it so far - and it was

a gift, so I'm not complaining at all. I feel very

fortunate to have it.

warm regards,

Allegra

--- slodiggs wrote:

> My dog is suffering from kidney failure. Im

> wondering if anyone has

> used a rife machine on an animal and what sort of

> results they got?

> Is there a way to do this cheaply? Either buying a

> machine that isnt

> that expensive or can i make one????

>

> My brother in law has basically suppressed his stage

> 3 liver failure

> and avoided interferon with the use of his beam-ray

> rife machine. So

> i have seen the power of Rife first hand.

>

> His machine cost him around 6,000.00..... so i cant

> go out and buy one

> of those for my dog.

>

> Any help you can offer would be much appreciated.

>

> THANK YOU!!!!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Maybe your dog needs something other than rife therapy for her issues. What is

she eating? Processed dog foods contain grain, meat byproducts and other

additives that are harmful to pets.

Has your vet taken samples of the skin and ear residue to determine what

exactly is going on? The antibiotics for the ear problem could be making the

fungal issues worse, and if the ear problem is yeast, the antibiotics will make

it worse also.

If her ear problems are yeast, a solution of olive oil/lavender essential oil

could possibly relieve her. You would just mix a couple of tablespoons of olive

oil and a few drops of lavender oil in a dropper bottle, and use 2-3 drops in

her ears, massaging it in.

Also, vaccine damage could cause the problems you write about. You can google

and do research on this, and definitely do not vaccinate an ill dog.

ge

allegra moon wrote:

Hi and all,

I am new to the group and have been spending time

going through the archives to learn more about the

subject.

I've been trying to use my machine in broadcast mode

to help my dog who is suffering with a fungal problem,

and an ear infection that we can't seem to eradicate

with antibiotics. They help for a while and then

things get worse. I noticed a significant improvement

with her breathing when I began giving her probiotics

- but they still don't seem to help the endless

infections.

---------------------------------

Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate

in the Yahoo! Answers Food & Drink Q & A.

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

I have been using the Global Wellness Plus Rife machine for over a

year and love it.

Sincerely,

Henry Beauchamp

Re: advise on what kind of Rife machine to use for my dog?

Hi and all,

I am new to the group and have been spending time

going through the archives to learn more about the

subject.

I've been trying to use my machine in broadcast mode

to help my dog who is suffering with a fungal problem,

and an ear infection that we can't seem to eradicate

with antibiotics. They help for a while and then

things get worse. I noticed a significant improvement

with her breathing when I began giving her probiotics

- but they still don't seem to help the endless

infections.

I've noticed that when I'm trying to treat her, she

moves as far away from the machine as possible. I'm

wondering if the frequencies are bothering her in some

way. She's deaf and blind...so I can't imagine she can

hear it. Maybe it's just her natural restlessness.

Unfortunately, my results with her thus far have been

inconsistent because I can't seem to keep her in that

12 foot radius. I think at this point I need to cage

her during treatments.

My cat, on the other hand, loves to jump on my lap and

snuggle when I'm " zapping " . I usually treat myself by

holding the probes, so the machine is really in a

different mode at that point.

I'm using a Global Wellness Plus which doesn't seem to

be a favorite on this board because it's not

programmable. It also uses channels and sequences

instead of identifying actual Rife frequencies.

I'm getting great results with it so far - and it was

a gift, so I'm not complaining at all. I feel very

fortunate to have it.

warm regards,

Allegra

--- slodiggs wrote:

> My dog is suffering from kidney failure. Im

> wondering if anyone has

> used a rife machine on an animal and what sort of

> results they got?

> Is there a way to do this cheaply? Either buying a

> machine that isnt

> that expensive or can i make one????

>

> My brother in law has basically suppressed his stage

> 3 liver failure

> and avoided interferon with the use of his beam-ray

> rife machine. So

> i have seen the power of Rife first hand.

>

> His machine cost him around 6,000.00..... so i cant

> go out and buy one

> of those for my dog.

>

> Any help you can offer would be much appreciated.

>

> THANK YOU!!!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Allegra,

I am a horse/dog massage therapist/body worker

and can offer this suggestion as to a possible answer

to the ear infection.

Have some chiropractic work done on her as we

have often seen ear infections resolved with a bit

of chiro work.

The Atlas being out can cause a great deal of issues

and often an ear infection is one.

And the hearing might

improve a good deal.

Hope this helps some,

Best,

Bob Sharpe

www.gaequinemassage.com

At 09:24 AM 3/21/2007, you wrote:

>I've been trying to use my machine in broadcast mode

>to help my dog who is suffering with a fungal problem,

>and an ear infection that we can't seem to eradicate

>with antibiotics. They help for a while and then

>things get worse. I noticed a significant improvement

>with her breathing when I began giving her probiotics

>- but they still don't seem to help the endless

>infections.

>

>I've noticed that when I'm trying to treat her, she

>moves as far away from the machine as possible. I'm

>wondering if the frequencies are bothering her in some

>way. She's deaf and blind...so I can't imagine she can

>hear it. Maybe it's just her natural restlessness.

>

>Unfortunately, my results with her thus far have been

>inconsistent because I can't seem to keep her in that

>12 foot radius. I think at this point I need to cage

>her during treatments.

>

>My cat, on the other hand, loves to jump on my lap and

>snuggle when I'm " zapping " . I usually treat myself by

>holding the probes, so the machine is really in a

>different mode at that point.

>

>I'm using a Global Wellness Plus which doesn't seem to

>be a favorite on this board because it's not

>programmable. It also uses channels and sequences

>instead of identifying actual Rife frequencies.

>I'm getting great results with it so far - and it was

>a gift, so I'm not complaining at all. I feel very

>fortunate to have it.

>

>warm regards,

>Allegra

" Stop telling God how big your storm is.

Instead, tell the storm how big your God is! "

[Guest guest]

Hi Gail,

I just started her on Rife therapy last week and I'd

like to give it a chance. She's a 12 year old

Brittany - we feed her Iams for older dogs - and I

agree - probably not the best thing - but recommended

by our vet. If you have a suggestion on a product

that you've tried and feel is better - please let me

know.

I do think she's suffering greatly from yeast. All

those antibiotics have only been a temporary cure -

and then it all comes back. I continue to give her

probiotics.

We've visited two different vets who have administered

every imaginable test - literally hundreds of dollars

later and they still can't seem to identify any type

of cure. It just seems odd. One vet told us we could

mitigate the problem by removing the inner ear! At

this point, I'd rather give the frequencies a try.

We've been rinsing her ear out with a natural solution

purchased at the pet store. It seems to help a

little. Thanks for the lavender and olive oil

suggestion. I'll try and let you know.

Warm Regards,

Allegra

--- Gail wrote:

> Maybe your dog needs something other than rife

> therapy for her issues. What is she eating?

> Processed dog foods contain grain, meat byproducts

> and other additives that are harmful to pets.

>

> Has your vet taken samples of the skin and ear

> residue to determine what exactly is going on? The

> antibiotics for the ear problem could be making the

> fungal issues worse, and if the ear problem is

> yeast, the antibiotics will make it worse also.

>

> If her ear problems are yeast, a solution of olive

> oil/lavender essential oil could possibly relieve

> her. You would just mix a couple of tablespoons of

> olive oil and a few drops of lavender oil in a

> dropper bottle, and use 2-3 drops in her ears,

> massaging it in.

>

> Also, vaccine damage could cause the problems you

> write about. You can google and do research on this,

> and definitely do not vaccinate an ill dog.

>

> ge

>

> allegra moon wrote:

> Hi and all,

>

> I am new to the group and have been spending time

> going through the archives to learn more about the

> subject.

>

> I've been trying to use my machine in broadcast mode

> to help my dog who is suffering with a fungal

> problem,

> and an ear infection that we can't seem to eradicate

> with antibiotics. They help for a while and then

> things get worse. I noticed a significant

> improvement

> with her breathing when I began giving her

> probiotics

> - but they still don't seem to help the endless

> infections.

>

> ---------------------------------

> Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate

> in the Yahoo! Answers Food & Drink Q & A.

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh, no..... my post has been hijacked, The post titles " advise on what kind

of Rife machine to use for my dog? "

was because my dog is suffering from kidney disease.

See original message below.

If anyone can help.... i appreciate all the good advise.

Thank you.

PS: Just an FYI: She is on a modified diet currently of both dry and wet

Prescription Diet KD formula. Its a low

protien diet which is designed to lessen the stress on the kidneys. Ive

seen rife work.... so i know there is hope.

again, i appreciate all the good advise. Thank you. Keep it coming!!!

_____

From: Rife [mailto:Rife ] On Behalf Of

slodiggs

Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 12:06 AM

To: Rife

Subject: advise on what kind of Rife machine to use for my dog?

My dog is suffering from kidney failure. Im wondering if anyone has

used a rife machine on an animal and what sort of results they got?

Is there a way to do this cheaply? Either buying a machine that isnt

that expensive or can i make one????

My brother in law has basically suppressed his stage 3 liver failure

and avoided interferon with the use of his beam-ray rife machine. So

i have seen the power of Rife first hand.

His machine cost him around 6,000.00....-. so i cant go out and buy one

of those for my dog.

Any help you can offer would be much appreciated.

THANK YOU!!!!

[Guest guest]

Hi Allegra,

I'm not saying that rife therapy won't work, and you can use it in conjunction

with other protocols.

As far as the dog food issue, I feed my dog a raw food diet. Here are some sites

that I found useful when I was researching raw feeding:

www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/petfood1.html

www.rawfed.com/myths/index.html

http://www.rawfeddogs.net

http://www.k9joy.com

http://www.rawlearning.com\

Vets have about as much nutritional education as doctors do (a few hours at

most) and it is usually a class given by a pet food company. So guess what they

are going to recommend .... There is also a rawfeeding group on Yahoo that is

extremely helpful. This diet will also help alleviate any yeast, because there

is no grain included. Antibiotics make yeast worse.

There is also another Yahoo group called classicalhomeopathypets that has been

very helpful. As you research, you will find that many of these problems all

point back to vaccine damage and diet, both of which can be corrected, but it

may not be a quick fix, depending on the severity of the problems.

Gail

allegra moon wrote: Hi Gail,

I just started her on Rife therapy last week and I'd

like to give it a chance. She's a 12 year old

Brittany - we feed her Iams for older dogs - and I

agree - probably not the best thing - but recommended

by our vet. If you have a suggestion on a product

that you've tried and feel is better - please let me

know.

I do think she's suffering greatly from yeast. All

those antibiotics have only been a temporary cure -

and then it all comes back. I continue to give her

probiotics.

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[Guest guest]

I agree with Gail on the yeast.

Run some candidas albican rife sets on her.

Cronic candida will wear down the immune system,

leading to all sorts of problems.

keep up with the probiotcs.

Run the rife mmachine in a small room so she has to be

within 12 feet.

> Hi and all,

>

> I am new to the group and have been spending time

> going through the archives to learn more about the

> subject.

>

> I've been trying to use my machine in broadcast mode

> to help my dog who is suffering with a fungal problem,

> and an ear infection that we can't seem to eradicate

> with antibiotics. They help for a while and then

> things get worse. I noticed a significant improvement

> with her breathing when I began giving her probiotics

> - but they still don't seem to help the endless

> infections.

>

> ---------------------------------

> Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate

> in the Yahoo! Answers Food & Drink Q & A.

>

>

[Guest guest]

, there are probably a hundred or more types of " Rife " machine,

anywhere from those who once read a book about Rife, to those with real

experience, sometimes clinical, using various of the machines.

For a pet, contact pad devices might be difficult, so you might look at

the EMEM type Plasma Lamp machines. These start around $600 or so, and

it all depends what you use for a frequency generator. These run from

" shareware " ($60 to register) programs run on your computer, to other

programmable frequency generators - costing anywhere from $800 to $1500

just for the generator.

The Beam Ray device is one of the most expensive of the " Rife " machines

out there, and while many people say it's worked well for them, it's

really just a souped-up EMEM with a carrier. As I said, EMEM machines

are really pretty simple, and there are even sites where instructions

may be found to build your own. (Power supply, transistor amplifier,

ignition coil, some high voltage wire, and a plasma lamp - which is the

most expensive part other than the frequency generator. And, you can

even buy a adjustible frequency function generator for under $300 to

use....)

Dr. Loyd's site has instructions, and DFE Research also has instructions

for a much fancier model. Have a look at the DFE site, which has links

to other sites, and also basics on the machines (and an excellent

history of Dr. Milbank , who was the MD who ran the famous (or

infamous) 1934 " Cancer " clinic plus others.

I assume your pet hasn't been eating any of the pet foods which recently

had a massive recall, after numerous pets died after eating the " meals "

packages...

And, I hope your brother is still using his machine. These devices are

not " cures " but only another tool toward better health. Lots of stories

about pets getting better when around the machines!

Dave Felt

http://www.dfe.net <= look under Rife Machines and EMEM devices...

slodiggs wrote:

>My dog is suffering from kidney failure. Im wondering if anyone has

>used a rife machine on an animal and what sort of results they got?

>Is there a way to do this cheaply? Either buying a machine that isnt

>that expensive or can i make one????

>

>My brother in law has basically suppressed his stage 3 liver failure

>and avoided interferon with the use of his beam-ray rife machine. So

>i have seen the power of Rife first hand.

>

>His machine cost him around 6,000.00..... so i cant go out and buy one

>of those for my dog.

>

>Any help you can offer would be much appreciated.

>

>THANK YOU!!!!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

So sorry - didn't mean to hijack your thread. Just

wanted to share my experiences with you - as well as

let you know what type of machine I'm using.

We are fortunate to have so many animal lovers on this

board.

Please let us know what you decide to use.

Warmest Regards,

Allegra

--- VIPRE wrote:

> Oh, no..... my post has been hijacked, The post

> titles " advise on what kind

> of Rife machine to use for my dog? "

> was because my dog is suffering from kidney disease.

>

>

> See original message below.

>

> If anyone can help.... i appreciate all the good

> advise.

>

> Thank you.

>

> PS: Just an FYI: She is on a modified diet

> currently of both dry and wet

> Prescription Diet KD formula. Its a low

> protien diet which is designed to lessen the stress

> on the kidneys. Ive

> seen rife work.... so i know there is hope.

>

> again, i appreciate all the good advise. Thank you.

> Keep it coming!!!

>

>

> _____

>

> From: Rife

> [mailto:Rife ] On Behalf Of

> slodiggs

> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 12:06 AM

> To: Rife

> Subject: advise on what kind of Rife machine

> to use for my dog?

>

>

>

> My dog is suffering from kidney failure. Im

> wondering if anyone has

> used a rife machine on an animal and what sort of

> results they got?

> Is there a way to do this cheaply? Either buying a

> machine that isnt

> that expensive or can i make one????

>

> My brother in law has basically suppressed his stage

> 3 liver failure

> and avoided interferon with the use of his beam-ray

> rife machine. So

> i have seen the power of Rife first hand.

>

> His machine cost him around 6,000.00....-. so i cant

> go out and buy one

> of those for my dog.

>

> Any help you can offer would be much appreciated.

>

> THANK YOU!!!!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I couldn't agree more Gail. Allegra, check out Tom Lonsdale's web

site and his book " Raw Meaty Bones " . You will find a lot

diet/vaccine/alt. health suggestions on the Canine Health Concern web

site. You will also find a lot of helpful info. on www.emofree.com

(just do a search on 'dogs'). Correct nutrition is SO important for

our canine friends wellbeing. It is an absolute joy to watch a dog

enjoying biologically appropriate raw food and such a diet does

clear/help with a multitude of " dis-ease " .

Barbara

>

> Hi Allegra,

>

> I'm not saying that rife therapy won't work, and you can use it in

conjunction with other protocols.

>

> As far as the dog food issue, I feed my dog a raw food diet. Here

are some sites that I found useful when I was researching raw

feeding:

> www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/petfood1.html

> www.rawfed.com/myths/index.html

> http://www.rawfeddogs.net

> http://www.k9joy.com

> http://www.rawlearning.com\

>

> Vets have about as much nutritional education as doctors do (a few

hours at most) and it is usually a class given by a pet food company.

So guess what they are going to recommend .... There is also a

rawfeeding group on Yahoo that is extremely helpful. This diet will

also help alleviate any yeast, because there is no grain included.

Antibiotics make yeast worse.

>

> There is also another Yahoo group called classicalhomeopathypets

that has been very helpful. As you research, you will find that many

of these problems all point back to vaccine damage and diet, both of

which can be corrected, but it may not be a quick fix, depending on

the severity of the problems.

>

> Gail

>

[Guest guest]

For pets ,I would try light therapy,as it is very inexpensive and your

pet could be exposed to the specific colors for as long as you wish

with no ill effects.I have always considered light therapy as a

frequency therapy as light spectrum is in frequency values.

Do a google on Dinshah.I have spare spechtrochrome color sets if you

are interested and I could send them out to you for the cost of

shipping and handling if you want to try same.I would only ask that

you keep us in the loop as to any progress or otherwise.

Regards

Guy

>

> My dog is suffering from kidney failure. Im wondering if anyone has

> used a rife machine on an animal and what sort of results they got?

> Is there a way to do this cheaply? Either buying a machine that isnt

> that expensive or can i make one????

>

> My brother in law has basically suppressed his stage 3 liver failure

> and avoided interferon with the use of his beam-ray rife machine. So

> i have seen the power of Rife first hand.

>

> His machine cost him around 6,000.00..... so i cant go out and buy one

> of those for my dog.

>

> Any help you can offer would be much appreciated.

>

> THANK YOU!!!!

>

>