Question:
Are there frequencies for: Acanthocephala parasites.
It is some sort of parasitic worm.
What frequencies should I use?
Answer:
On the machine use:
2526: Parasites: Echinoporyphium recurvatum:
2.5, 13.93, 204.51, 337.3, 388.95, 389, 390.7, 393.75, 398, 400
Echinoporyphium recurvatum are members of the phylum Acanthocephala, which includes all thorny-headed worms. This phylum is characterized by parasites with a proboscis at the anterior end that they use to attach to the intestinal wall of their host.
The Rife Digital Professional V3 machine is marketed as a device for the treatment of (Acanthocephala, Echinoporyphium recurvatum) using electromagnetic frequencies. The V3 can target and eliminate pathogens, including parasites, without harming normal cells. The machine emits these frequencies via straps or mats attached to the body, aiming to disrupt the parasites’ cellular structures or life cycles.
Users of the Rife Digital Professional V3 machine follow specific protocols for treating parasites. A common recommendation involves an overnight treatment approach, where individuals set the machine to run overnight while they sleep. This extended treatment period is believed to maximize exposure to the frequencies, allowing for deeper penetration and potential eradication of parasites throughout their various life stages. Proponents suggest that this prolonged exposure enhances the effectiveness of the treatment by targeting parasites during their most vulnerable periods, such as when they are actively feeding or reproducing.
Rife Digital Professional V3 machine is a non-invasive alternative treatment for parasites, advocating for overnight sessions to potentially enhance treatment outcomes.
