Colds and Congestion

I was able to come up with a successful treatment for my nasal congestion/cold. Below is what I found to work well for the common cold and congestion.

I didn’t want to go to the doctor because I don’t like to take prescription medicine. The side effects are sometimes worse than the condition they are treating.

First I tried treatments for rhinitis and sinusitis; they helped a little bit, but not enough. Since the common cold treatment didn’t work, I knew my condition wans’t viral. I didn’t think it was fungal, so it had to be bacterial. So, I looked in the frequency book and found “bacterial infections and mycoses,” “gram positive bacterial infections,” and “gram negative bacterial infections.” I looked up gram positive and gram negative bacteria on Google, and found that all bacteria are either gram negative or gram positive. Gram positive bacteria are more easily treated with common antibiotics. Gram negative bacteria are more resistant to many antibiotics and include the ones you read about that modern medicine is having so much trouble finding a treatment for.

The Rife frequencies for bacterial infections and mycoses and the ones for gram negative bacteria both worked well; the ones for gram positive bacteria seemed to have little effect. Since the frequencies for the gram negative and the gram positive were mostly the same except for three that were unique to the gram negative treatment, I did one treatment each day that consisted of the three unique gram negative frequencies repeated three times for a total of nine sweep frequencies. Then I did a second treatment the same day for the bacterial infections and mycoses. I get immediate relief after each treatment; the relief lasts from eight to ten hours, then I start building up nasal mucous again. My condition is improving each day and I believe I will be symptom free after about six or seven days. If I had gone to the doctor, I would have been taking antibiotics for ten days that hopefully would have worked.