Question: T. is interested in the Rife v3, she has a small piece of metal in one of her breasts from a biopsy. Can she still use this machine? Answer: The “metal” T. mentioned is a tiny, medical-grade marker clip (often made of titanium or stainless steel) that is routinely placed inside the breast during a biopsy. […]
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Question: Can I use the machine with an implanted Chemotherapy Port and a Permanent Titanium Tissue Marker? Answer: No problem or contraindications with using the Rife machine or Zapper and having a Chemotherapy Port and a Permanent Titanium Tissue Marker Link to the Healthproducts2 Home: DISCLAIMER
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Question: I have 1 ankle and 2 knee replacements, will this machine cause any negative reactions due to the titanium metal replacements? Also, does the frequency cover the whole body or only the area in contact with the machine? Answer: No contraindication using the machine with titanium implants and yes, the whole body. Link to
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Question: One of her clients is interested in the Rife machine, but had a bad accident and most of her ankle and a good portion of her foot are now metal. Can she use the straps on her feet or not? Should she use the straps on her hand or use a mat? Answer: In
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