Rife machines CF

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Has anyone used rife frequency machines for bacterias, fungi colds etc.....

For prevention and treatment in people with CF. Just out of curiousity. Stap,

Strep and colds, fungi and flu and many more things can be treated. We are

considing getting one, we go on one sometimes from our Naturopath.

mum to Liam 9 months wcf and Lily Madison in heaven 8 days old with CF

and a wonderful hubby

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In a message dated 5/24/2003 5:34:02 PM Central Daylight Time,

smoneill@... writes:

> Has anyone used rife frequency machines for bacterias, fungi colds etc.....

> For prevention and treatment in people with CF. Just out of curiousity.

> Stap, Strep and colds, fungi and flu and many more things can be treated. We

> are considing getting one, we go on one sometimes from our Naturopath.

>

> mum to Liam 9 months wcf and Lily Madison in heaven 8 days old with

> CF and a wonderful hubby

>

I have never heard of this! Deb A

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Deb,

In 2000, I had a treatment similar to Rife but it was with a newer

different piece of equipment called a QXCI.

Just one treatment made an incredible difference in my migraines and

overall health. Even my co-workers were absolutely amazed after the

treatment. I had over 100% increase in stamina and energy. And

seriously, after four days my boss threatened to send me home from

work because she said I was too cheerful, too happy, to helpful to

work there (the director of our department was really gruesome to

work for, so most of time we were all grumpy slugs!).

has been very interested in having a treatment because after

reading the research he too is convinced it could alter Pa. However,

whenever we've been back home to Oklahoma, he's been reluctant to

make the 3-hour drive down to Dallas, and that's where the doctor is

that treated me. He's successful MD who gave up his regular practice

to solely practice bioenergetic medicine.

You can go to his (still under construction) web site to learn more:

http://www.senergymedicalgroup.com

Or to learn about all forms of bioenergetic medicine, do a google

search using keywords, " Quantum energy, " " bioenergetic medicine, "

Rife, Xrroid or Scenar. Putting the quote marks around the first two

phrases ensures that you get hits with only that info.

Scenar is the newest bioenergy medical device. It was developed in

Russia by their space program as a way to treat cosmonauts for

illneses during long space flights. Remember what the doctor on Star

Trek used to treat the crew? Yeah, it's like that!

Also, the University of Montana in Bozeman has an entire center

devoted to biofilm and they study how exposing biofilm such as found

in pseudomonas to electrical currents can disrupt signalling. Here's

their web site: http://www.erc.montana.edu/default.htm

So the information is out there. It's just that big pharmaceutical

companies and allopathic doctors can't profit from it so they lobby

hard to keep the info out of the public eye. By the way, the Scenar

devise *is* FDA approved in the US.

Kim

I have never heard of this! Deb A

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Kim

Wow it's and expensive device! But the vest still is the most expensive. Do

you really think it works? Deb A

[Guest guest]

Me neither, what's a rife frequency machine?

M

Re: Rife machines CF

> In a message dated 5/24/2003 5:34:02 PM Central Daylight Time,

> smoneill@... writes:

>

>

> > Has anyone used rife frequency machines for bacterias, fungi colds

etc.....

> > For prevention and treatment in people with CF. Just out of

curiousity.

> > Stap, Strep and colds, fungi and flu and many more things can be

treated. We

> > are considing getting one, we go on one sometimes from our Naturopath.

> >

> > mum to Liam 9 months wcf and Lily Madison in heaven 8 days old

with

> > CF and a wonderful hubby

> >

>

> I have never heard of this! Deb A

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/26/2003 9:09:45 AM Central Daylight Time,

kimpayne@... writes:

> You know, I think I just talked myself into another treatment. Next

> time American Airlines has an Internet airfare special between Chicago

> and Dallas, I'm going. And dragging with me this time!

>

> Kim

The doctor you go to is in Dallas? Deb A

[Guest guest]

Deb,

The thing is, you don't buy any of these devices (unless you want to

and then go through training to use them). Just find a practioner in

your area that uses the QXCI or Scenar.

I've never used Scenar, but absolutely the QXCI worked for me (I've

had two treatments, my last was in July 2001 and I desperately feel

the need for a " tune up. " ).

And yes, after reading about the way organisms signal each other, I

believe these devices have great potential. The doctor I saw treated

cancer patients whose own doctors gave up on them as incurable, and

they survived. He's successfully treated people with depression, Lyme

disease and other parasite infections, fibromyalgia, behavior

problems, anxiety.

Dr. T charged me only $125 for my migraine treatment. He and his

assistant spent about 2 hours with me and after just one treatment, my

3-times a week migraines were reduced to 1-migraine every three

months. And I cannot begin to describe the energy and stamina I got

back. Even lost my appetite, which for me at the time was a good

thing.

You know, I think I just talked myself into another treatment. Next

time American Airlines has an Internet airfare special between Chicago

and Dallas, I'm going. And dragging with me this time!

Kim

Kim

Wow it's and expensive device! But the vest still is the most

expensive. Do you really think it works? Deb A