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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Question: I am trying to figure out the difference between the Professional v2 and the Ultimate Trio. I am only intending to use this for myself and most specifically in issues with Nephropathy. What would you suggest? Answer: Diabetic nephropathy is a serious kidney-related complication of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. It is
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Question: How often do I need to replace the leads? Answer: Generally leads do not have to be replaced, lead replacements are usually requested by customers who break the leads, or snap the wires, or physical fraying, otherwise the leads are long lasting items. I replace mine once a year as a matter of course.
Question: After cardiac bypass surgery in 2016, uric acid and urea nitrogen levels are slightly higher and proteinuria is present. My doctor told me that I had diabetic nephropathy. It was also called chronic renal failure. However, I did not receive any further explanation. In my talk with the doctor, I heard that “The glomeruli
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Question: Need your advice on this one…Could you please help me? My mother, 77 years old, has advanced colon cancer. She bleeds from cancer after using specific codes like Group7, Cancer:Colon and Cancer:General Set. Is this a sign that RIFE machine efficiently killing tumors and she should keep using it? or better to stop? Bleeding
Question: Hi Michele, my daughter was diagnosed with Uterine Adeno Sarcoma. Checking for a frequency came up empty. After linking critical wording I was unable to see anything. What I could find was on page 12 under: cancer uterine sarcoma which will not be a perfect match. From what I found this is 2 differing
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Question: Could you advise on what to program in for AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia) Answer: Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a cancer of the myeloid line of blood cells, characterized by the rapid growth of abnormal cells that build up in the bone marrow and blood and interfere with normal blood cells. Use this set:
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Question: According to layman’s explanation by my cardiac doctor, who performed first and second procedure of stent insertion (angioplasty), my artery was 80% (1 stent) blocked and in a second procedure (2 stents) 2 arteries were seriously blocked. If it will help to suggest best RIFE treatment by getting specific diagnoses, please let me know
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Question: My Dad had a stroke a couple of months ago. One day he woke up and he discovered he had no control over his right leg and later that day he was diagnosed with a stroke which of course had caused the temporary paralysis of his right leg. A few days later in Hospital
Question: Are these the same? Both use DCD. Answer: Often a disease will have more than one name and also one country to another may have slight alterations to descriptions of medical conditions. Developmental Defects, Neural (DCD) is the same disorder as Developmental coordination disorder (DCD). Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) is also known as developmental
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