Question: Have you ever heard of retyne helping a person restore their vision that was lost 3+ years ago due to uveitis and cataracts or must this be used before complete vision loss? Answer: Near-infrared (NIR) and the red-light therapy as used in Retyne Mask, will help protect retinal cells and will improve their function […]
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Question: I believe my fisherman friend has a bacterial infection called Fish Handler’s disease. I believe the specific bacteria causing the infection to be Mycobacterium Marinum, based on the symptoms. When looking at the Rife frequency list, this bacteria does not appear. The closest is Mycobacterium Avium. Do you happen to have any additional resources
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Question: L. S. has dementia and Alzheimers. He has researched how to deal with that.He wants to know what frequencies would be appropriate.And what other information you can add to help him. He sent me this email this morning.He uses a Zapper Trio – and wonders if he should use the Professional. ====Shannon, here’s what
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The most appropriate Group for Breast: Invasive Carcinoma…Histologic, Ductal Cancer: Breast Specific RDPV3 GROUP 16: 0.02, 0.46, 5.12, 27.5, 85, 95.75, 150, 434.71, 682.45, 753.07 Use a RHM over the breast area so that the frequencies are localized to the treatment areas.If there are skin sensitivities then wear a thin tshirt between the mat and the
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Question: Thank you for the below reply on scar tissue and a possible cataractlens exchange. This question was secondary to our primary question, which is asfollows. My mom, Rebecca (cced), had cataract surgery last February2025 with Light Adjustable Lenses (LAL). Light Adjustable Lenses useUV light to program the cataract lens prescription once the lenssurgery has
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Question: T. H. has a question. Her mother had cataract surgeryShe had a light adjustable lens put in.It was also a programmable lens. They are considering whether they should change the light adjustablelens replaced by a regular lens. Also, she has scar tissue from the surgery and is also wondering willthe machine help with the
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Question: Answer: 1. Bone calcification in the spine Medical term: Spinal Osteophytosis This term is used because abnormal calcification along the spine commonly results in osteophyte (bone spur) formation, which is characteristic of degenerative spinal changes known as Spinal Osteophytosis Use: 3213: Spinal Osteophytosis: 0.32, 0.32, 0.95, 7.5, 25.75, 52.4, 425.18, 571, 753.07,
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Question: J. T. has a question about a condition he has. The name is Limbal Stem Cell deficiency.LSCD ACD-10-CM seems to be part of the name I think. Stem cells in his eyes are dying off.He may lose his sightThe skin that covers the eyes is fogging upOne doctor called it Conjunctivitis, – which is
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Bronchovascular is a medical term that simply means “relating to the bronchi and the blood vessels together. it is not specifically a disease or disorder Perhaps you are referring to “bronchovascular markings” ?, a term seen on chest X-rays or CT scans that describes the normal or abnormal appearance of these combined airway and blood vessel
Premature adrenarche is a condition in which a child develops early signs of puberty-related changes—such as body odor, pubic or underarm hair, or mild acne—earlier than expected (before age 8 in girls and 9 in boys). It happens because the adrenal glands start producing androgens (especially DHEA and DHEA-S) earlier than normal, not because the
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