Yersenia pestis aka Bubonic/Pneumonic plague - used as Biological Weapon

Date:   1/7/2010 5:39:34 PM ( 14 y ago)

2010-03-13: Added back Kill frq, it is substantially faster and during a flare up speed counts

2010-02-26: Added sweeps to cover tissue density

New frq uses Nucleic Acid instead for far better penetration.

program c  backfreq b 0 0
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# Title: Yersenia pestis aka Bubonic/Pneumonic plague - used as Biological Weapon
# Bubonic: flea bites, swollen, tender lymph glands (called buboes) and fever, headache, chills, and weakness.
# Septicemic: bacteria multiply in the blood, fever, chills, prostration, abdominal pain, shock, and bleeding into the skin and other organs
# Pneumonic: occurs when Y.pestis infects the lungs. This type of plague can spread from person to person through the air (Chemtrails)
#       Common: fever, rash, fatigue, depression, mania, Lead toxicity is an issue
# NOTE: See HSV-3: http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1550115
# Implicated: YP is implicated as a carrier of S.epidermidis, #8 in http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1528679
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label 0

label YP.Kill    # Skip if no active infection is present
dwell 300    # Kill is faster than Nucleic Acid, so run first if actively infected
duty 50
vpulse 1 .333 50
1153.1111    # Mitochondrial
pulse 0 0     

label 1

label YP.Nucleic_Acid
duty 82.4
repeat 41
 dwell 9
 sweep 6665555.5555 6665555.5655 .01    # Nucleic Acid, dowsing, die off will take time but it does cover all life cycle stages
end repeat

label 2

label HSV3.Toxin   # The last two stages of YP will create HSV3 (zoster) toxin as they die which could take +3hrs
duty 50
repeat 7
 dwell 9
 sweep 7677000.3333 7677000.4333 .1 # It will finish off those two stages of YP so no HSV3 viral toxin is created
end repeat

RifeFrqViaDowsing 

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