Question: Jan is using her machine for breast cancer. She has had the machine for a little over two weeks. She has been using it overnight and the third night she began to experience a lot of pain in her backbone. Now, as it turns out, her breast cancer has metastasized into the backbone (there […]
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Question: Bill’s sister has an inoperable brain tumor – aka – low grade oligodendioglioma. What frequencies should he recommend? Answer: Cancer: Brain Tumor, S.P.N. and Pineal Tumors 0.04, 0.02, 0.03, 5.03, 119.34, 350.00, 434.33, 691.27, 759.83, 927.10 Use Rife/Zapper overnight straps on hands. Use Ultimate or PRO series for the maximum power. 7-9 hour nightly
Question: I’m interested in acquiring a Rife machine, initially to treat my dog who is very seriously ill — diffuse neospora throughout her muscles, and 9 lesions on her spinal cord visible from the MRI. I’m interested in what machine would be most effective. Answer: We would suggest the Rife Bioresonanz, and this is what
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Question: Hi…we have been using this Rife Machine on my mom for several months now. She feels it is not working..and is worried that it could be making her eyes worse. We wrote before about switching between the glaucoma setting and the optic nerve setting…but ended up going back to the glaucoma setting. We had
Question: I have another question. In comparing the Rife digital professional to the prowave model 101. The Rife digital/Zapper. uses the sweep method to sweep 10 progressive frequencies. The prowave 101 uses only one specific frequency to treat a given microbe or bacteria. Which in your opinion would be more effective? The systems you offer
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Question: Hi, I have friend who struggles with keloids. She has been doing steroid treatments longer than most people because her keloids still tend to grow back. So my question is I just bought the zapper and i was wondering if it can kill what is causing the keloids to grow? I mean what causes
Question: In the book of frequencies, it lists “diabetic neuropathy” and then later it lists “peripherlal neuropathy” and they are different frequencies. I was under the impression that these two were the same thing. I have diabetes and neuropathy. I have been using the “peripherel neuropahty” frequencies now, but was using the “diabetic neuropahty” for
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Questions: What are the Differences between the Gram Positive, Gram Negative, and Bacterial and Mycosis. Answer: (1) Gram Positive Bacteria Six gram-positive genera are typically pathogenic in humans. Two of these, Streptococcus and Staphylococcus, are cocci (sphere-shaped bacteria). The remaining organisms are bacilli (rod-shaped bacteria) and can be subdivided based on their ability to form
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Question: I notice there are two Cirrhosis frequency groups – Cirrhosis: 0.08, 0.55, 0.57, 7.50, 8.00, 12.69, 140.00, 363.02, 492.53, 912.48, Cirrhosis, Liver: 0.11, 0.55, 0.95, 5.50, 17.50, 37.50, 162.50, 383.50, 421.00, 645.25, What is the difference and how to know which one to use for a chronic case of Liver Cirrhosis? Or do we
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Question: My ex-husband, Casey, has osteoarthritis. He has been in need of hip replacement surgery for 10 years or more. At this point, even with a cane, he struggles to get around. He has been hoping to find a stem-cell method of dealing with it rather than “being cut in half” as he likes to
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