Question:
Hi – I’ve been using my Rife machine successfully for several years now. The booklet of frequencies sometimes gives different information for the same exact treatment and I’m wondering if you can clarify why. One example attached below. Please advise.
Answer:
The latest ETDFL shows
Atrophy, Muscular, Peroneal: 0.06, 0.26, 0.9, 9, 10.89, 45.91, 125.29, 526.18, 652.43, 750
The current Muscular atrophy frequencies were based on Bioresonance feedback related to Peroneal Muscular Atrophy caused by injury, immobilization, and chronic pain, including nerve symptoms from nerve compression at the knee or localized nerve irritation.
Which is the most updated frequency based on Bioresonance feedback
The older book has the CAFL frequencies from 2006
Peroneal Muscular Atrophy: 7.5, 25.75, 52.4, 425.18, 571, 841, 932, 561.52, 698.3, 812.78
The CAFL Muscular atrophy frequencies were based on broader systemic neuromuscular condition that may be responsible for generalized muscle atrophy,
A broader systemic neuromuscular condition refers to a disorder that affects the nervous system or muscles more widely, rather than a single nerve or isolated body part. These conditions interfere with how nerves communicate with muscles or how muscles maintain their structure, which can lead to generalized or progressive muscle atrophy across multiple areas of the body—not just the peroneal muscles.
Examples include hereditary neuropathies (such as Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease), where peripheral nerves gradually lose function, causing muscle wasting that often starts in the lower legs and feet. Other possibilities include motor neuron diseases, inflammatory neuropathies, metabolic or endocrine disorders, or muscle diseases (myopathies) that reduce muscle mass and strength throughout the body. In these cases, the peroneal muscles may appear prominently affected simply because they are especially vulnerable, even though the underlying problem is systemic. This contrasts with a localized injury, where only one nerve or muscle group is involved due to a specific mechanical or structural cause.
Select the Frequency Group that most closely corresponds to the symptoms associated with your peroneal muscular atrophy condition, based on which symptoms are most representative of your clinical presentation.
