Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 lymphoma > My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. > I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this > something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does > anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to > do chemo on her. > > Sherry Sherry, I consider a frequency device an essential part of my healing repertoire. When one of my dogs had cancer (she recovered), I used my frequency device on her every day. If you use the device even a few times a week, you could make the cancer worse. With cancer, you need to be very aggressive. If you're paying someone else to give your dog treatments, what you spend over time could be used to purchase your own device. Then you'd have a piece of equipment to use for many years. Jeff Sutherland specializes in long-distance treatments and customized programs. See www.frequencyfoundation.com/ for more information. Along with the rife sessions, I would suggest herbs (in size-appropriate doses, of course) that are anti-fungal / anti-bacterial / anti-viral. My favorites are olive leaf extract and chaparral. People also use cat's claw. Then of course there is Essiac, a blend of four herbs that has been shown to be effective for all types of infections as well as for cancer. You can purchase Essiac and other excellent quality organic or wildcrafted bulk herbs, at reasonable prices, at www.mountainroseherbs.com Among several of my colleagues in the Rife community, Transfer Factor by 4Life is considered essential to support and regulate the immune system so whoever is taking it has a chance of fighting the cancer or whatever infection they're dealing with. There's a formula for dogs that contains other nutrients as well as the bovine colostrum extract. It's essential to get proper nutrition. A year or two after my dog successfully healed from cancer, she developed Lyme and a Lyme-related cough. She was hacking and coughing so much -- 30 minutes at a time, for half of her waking hours (and sometimes the coughing would wake her up) -- that I thought I'd have to put her down. She was helped greatly by Jeff's programs. But then I discovered VIBE, a liquid nutritional formula that I squirted into her mouth with a syringe. Within one minute of it getting down her throat, she stopped coughing. This made me start taking it myself. My dog hates the taste of it, so I mix it into her food. Diet is really key. My two dogs are now quite old. Although the older dog (17 years) seems to be finally fading, I think 15 and 17 is still a good track record for dogs. I attribute their lasting so long in part to their mostly raw diet, which includes chopped-up veggies. At the very least, I would start feeding my dog whole, living foods and get her onto Essiac. In the interest of full disclosure, I am a wholesale distributor of 4Life products and Vibe. They are available to all for wholesale cost. You can find out more about them on my website. Good luck. Nenah Nenah Sylver, PhD http://www.nenahsylver.com * author, The Handbook of Rife Frequency Healing * author, The Holistic Handbook of Sauna Therapy ask me why you should be taking * Transfer Factor for superior immune support and * VIBE raw fruit & vegetable concentrate for total nutrition Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 Chemo would probably not help much anyway. In addition to frequencies, there is an extract made from a variety of grape plant that has been used for years with good success for the lymphoma virus. It is usually used along with a radionics activation of 20580 (205800 ohms). You can contact me at drloyd@... for information on the supplier of the grape plant extract. Loyd http://www.royalrife.com Nenah Sylver wrote: > lymphoma > > >> My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. >> I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this >> something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does >> anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to >> do chemo on her. >> >> Sherry > > > Sherry, > I consider a frequency device an essential part of my healing repertoire. > When one of my dogs had cancer (she recovered), I used my frequency device > on her every day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2007 Report Share Posted October 24, 2007 Sherry I am currently treating a dog for lymphoma cancer. We have given 3 treatments thus far and the tumors are shrinking. It is a vigerous procedure and I suggest you buy a rife/bare machine because by the time that vet is done treating your dog, you could own your own. It takes months (5days on 2 days off). Sometimes there are 2 treatments i n the same day). If you live in seattle II`m sure we could piggy-back treatments. In fact we could treat 10 dogs at the same time. How about that! sherry bakko wrote: My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to do chemo on her. Sherry __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2007 Report Share Posted October 24, 2007 Sherry I am also treating myself at the same time sherry bakko wrote: My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to do chemo on her. Sherry __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2007 Report Share Posted October 25, 2007 ; I am encouraged to see you are willing to share your machine, and your mentioning the ability to treat 10 at same time. More so, the success you seem to be having. May one day, we have a better feel for who, where and ever easier access to using, sharing devices for treatment. I have asked before for a data base on success, and here I am asking if there is a secure site where one can place there name, machine used and access whether paid, donations or sharing or some such. And maybe a word or two---a summary---of illnesses addressed and success. Maybe just a log-in book of who has been there, what done for what illness. Always hoping to see this get out there and work for more! Noel > My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. > I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this > something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does > anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to > do chemo on her. > > Sherry > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2007 Report Share Posted October 25, 2007 As long as you treat animals, I don`t think there is a problem. Its humans the FDA doesn`t want anyone to treat. By me putting out my name is another story. Its a bit scarry but I have never conformed to the system anyway and don`t plan on it any time soon. I just watch my words describing what can and what does work. gary Metanoic wrote: ; I am encouraged to see you are willing to share your machine, and your mentioning the ability to treat 10 at same time. More so, the success you seem to be having. May one day, we have a better feel for who, where and ever easier access to using, sharing devices for treatment. I have asked before for a data base on success, and here I am asking if there is a secure site where one can place there name, machine used and access whether paid, donations or sharing or some such. And maybe a word or two---a summary---of illnesses addressed and success. Maybe just a log-in book of who has been there, what done for what illness. Always hoping to see this get out there and work for more! Noel > My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. > I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this > something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does > anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to > do chemo on her. > > Sherry > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2007 Report Share Posted October 25, 2007 Hi , In the UK the opposite is true. We can provide treatment for humans ( I am actually insured to do so) but not animals without the written consent of a veterinarian. Would be interested in your protocol. Tony Re: Re: lymphoma As long as you treat animals, I don`t think there is a problem. Its humans the FDA doesn`t want anyone to treat. By me putting out my name is another story. Its a bit scarry but I have never conformed to the system anyway and don`t plan on it any time soon. I just watch my words describing what can and what does work. gary Metanoic wrote: ; I am encouraged to see you are willing to share your machine, and your mentioning the ability to treat 10 at same time. More so, the success you seem to be having. May one day, we have a better feel for who, where and ever easier access to using, sharing devices for treatment. I have asked before for a data base on success, and here I am asking if there is a secure site where one can place there name, machine used and access whether paid, donations or sharing or some such. And maybe a word or two---a summary---of illnesses addressed and success. Maybe just a log-in book of who has been there, what done for what illness. Always hoping to see this get out there and work for more! Noel > My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. > I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this > something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does > anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to > do chemo on her. > > Sherry > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2007 Report Share Posted October 27, 2007 Would you mind emailing me privately. I have sent two emails - maybe I am ending up in you junk mail. sbakko@... Sherry > Sherry > > I am currently treating a dog for lymphoma cancer. We have given 3 > treatments thus far and the tumors are shrinking. It is a vigerous > procedure and I suggest you buy a rife/bare machine because by the > time that vet is done treating your dog, you could own your own. It > takes months (5days on 2 days off). Sometimes there are 2 treatments i > n the same day). If you live in seattle II`m sure we could piggy-back > treatments. In fact we could treat 10 dogs at the same time. How about > that! > > > > sherry bakko wrote: > My dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma and my vet has a rife machine. > I have only ever had him use it for dogs with allergies. Is this > something he could use to help fight the cancer in my dog? If so, does > anyone have any suggestions for him? I really, really do not want to > do chemo on her. > > Sherry > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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