Possible Causes: Nerve Damage Damage to nerves due to conditions like diabetes, multiple sclerosis, or nerve injuries can cause abnormal sensations. Psychological Factors: Stress, anxiety, or psychological conditions can sometimes cause or exacerbate genital discomfort. Infections or Inflammation: Conditions like pelvic floor dysfunction or infections affecting the genital area could lead to sensory disturbances. Chronic […]
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Question: What frequency we can use for this: The enteric nervous system (ENS) is responsible for regulating digestion in the stomach, colon, and other parts of the digestive system: Myenteric plexus Also known as the Auerbach plexus, this outer plexus is located between the circular and longitudinal muscle layers of the gut. It controls GI
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Green Light will never flash unless the frequency is super Low. Usually 0.01Khz – 0.08Khz Green Light will never flash on pulse sweep mode , unless it transits through the 0.01Khz – 0.08Khz numbers Solid Green LED is normal and the machine is functional
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Question: Thank you so much for your newsletter and happy new year from Ireland. I am looking for a frequency set for Acanthamoeba Keratitis which I don’t see listed in the booklet. Answer: Acanthamoeba keratitis is a rare but serious eye infection caused by Acanthamoeba, a type of free-living amoeba. This condition primarily affects the
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Question: Hello, I don’t know if you know anything about homeopathy but the more diluted the solution is, the higher the frequency. It turns out that low frequencies heal more on a physical level while high frequencies are more on a psychological level, for example trauma, phobia, etc… I wonder if the 10 lowest frequencies
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Question: What can I do about Sudden Hearing Loss? Answers: Sudden hearing loss, often referred to as sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL), is a rapid loss of hearing that occurs typically in one ear, within a 72-hour period. This condition is considered a medical emergency and usually affects people without any prior warning signs. CausesThe
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Question: “Please suggest a frequency set for Mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis”. Answer: The Kidney Diseases set is correct, however treatment for MPGN typically involves managing the underlying cause, controlling blood pressure, and using medications to reduce inflammation and proteinuria. 1894: Kidney Diseases: 0.12, 0.68, 0.85, 7.5, 12.07, 27.5, 97.5, 275.62, 523.01, 687.45
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Question: I have a 76 year old lady who has some major problems and wondering if the zapper could help her. She has Periphery Artery Disease and sudden death syndrome has happened with other members of her family. She been taking blood thinning protocols but she can’t take them any more because her blood is
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Question: I’m writing because I had been using the Rife mats with the GB4000 with the amp, and there was a burn out problem with the mat. And the snaps on the mat got very hot each time before that happened. When I spoke with the GB4000 people they said nothing should get hot, and
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Question: Yes, in addition to my previous email 2 days ago about peritonitis, are there frequencies to eliminate the formation of fibrous bundles (commissures) in the abdominal cavity resulting from inflammatory diseases? Answer: Fibrous bundles (also called commissures) in the abdominal cavity that result from inflammatory diseases are thickened, fibrous tissues that form as a result of chronic inflammation.