The ETDFL group updates the frequencies on an annual basis — when they find a more effective set for the issue. They just updated the Frequency List for 2023 so you may see some differences. Our Frequency list on our BLOG is up-to-date, just click on the heading Frequency Reference, and so is ETDFL.com Also, just because […]
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Question: The frequency sequences seem to be offset by roughly 5 lines from the place they were used in previous versions. So, for example, frequencies that were previously associated with the “eye” appear next to “facial” problems in the list. Since 2023 archives comes from 2020 (it’s an upgraded version), how do I know it’s
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Question: Breast Cancer 2 Frequency Sets, Which One Do We Use? Answer: This one is the new one for ETDL 2020 Cancer: Breast Specific 0.02, 0.46, 5.12, 27.50, 85.00, 95.75, 150.00 434.71, 682.45, 753.07 This one was carried forward from 2006 CAFL for relevance and customer requests Breast Cancer: 0.02, 0.03, 0.04, 5.03, 119.34, 350,
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Question: When you divide 639 Hz by 1000, which do you use 0.64 KHz, 0.63 KHz or both? Answer: Divide the Herts number by 1000. To convert KHz to Hz, multiply by 1000. Round the number to the closest decimal In the case of 0.639, use 0.64 — Always round up. Link to the Healthproducts2
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Question: I see a Herpes set from my 2017 frequency manual is different from what is in my new 2021 manual that came with my new machine upgrade. Can you tell me why that is, and which set should I use? Answer: ETDFL 2020/21 is a major update to the 2017 version. The ETDFL 2020
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Question: How can I make sure that I put all of the frequencies in correctly? Answer: When you are programing and want to check that you put everything in correctly, just stay in the programming function and use your UP or DOWN arrow to move through the frequencies. If you see that one is wrong
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