Re: Various protocols, herbs, sups, et cet. Edited

Hi Cora! Thank you for the new set

- "Do you own a function generator? If so, what type/brand/model?"

I can’t afford to buy expensive material as I need to test as many as I can. This way I was able to collect a little arsenal, from different sources and techniques. I’ve been testing devices and techniques since the last two years with my sweetie.

My function generator is a Mini FG. The unit was very expensive in the beginning, until the company launched the new Deluxe models (a way to sell frequency chips). I bought the Mini FG last year from eBay.de in Germany. I looked now and found it still available for the same price (179 Euros) and also as a starting bid of 1,00 Euro from another eBay seller. We need to type “minifg” and “mini fg” respectively at the eBay.de search field to find them. They probably ship internationally if one asks. The product was discontinued and it can be hard to find elsewhere. This US seller charges 440 USD for the same product. Maybe the site is not updated. For that price the F125 from Atelier Robin is a better deal.

http://www.megabrainpower.com/minifg.htm

http://www.atelierrobin.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=61&I...


Personally, I don’t care about the word Clark associated to the product - it's just marketing. Yes, it can work as a zapper with the HC frequencies, but the best feature is that it allows us to input our own frequencies. You can find some old reviews of the unit if you type Mini FG at the CureZone search field.

Even less expensive, and also excellent for test, is the "Poor Man's Rife" alternative. Don't let the title fool you – it works! Basically, you need a pc or a laptop running the last version (free) of Frex16 software:

http://heal-me.com.au/frex16-090424.exe

We run the frequency software and instead of headphones we connect the audio cable to tens pads electrodes or hand holders. Personally I don’t’ connect the cable directly to the pc, I use a small amplifier FreX-PFA-2 (more safe and better signal) that Ken teaches how to build in his site.

I’m far from an electronic expert, but I build two units myself. Also, with a smaller bread board, a single PP3 9v battery and a mp3 or iPod, the unit becomes totally portable and independent from the pc. The recorded audio frequency is converted to electric impulses...

http://heal-me.com.au/frex-pfa.html

I also made the modification of a plasma ball, according to Ken’s diagrams:

http://heal-me.com.au/plc-pl-mod.html

I was in love with the thing…. but my sweetie broke the ball before I could test it more thoroughly!

- "Any comments re: Beck or the Squeeeo? I dig Beck and his gizmos/theories but am, like H, not entirely convinced. And if it weren't for N, I'd had no interest or reason to inquire."

As you know, the Beck method implies a complete protocol. My woman doesn’t drink Colloidal Silver and she only uses the Magnetic Pulser for a short time. She uses the Silver Pulser for one hour and she also drinks a glass of ozonate water. When she feels more debilitated she tries this for 3 or 4 weeks and then stops. In her words, she says it does make her feel better, in general.

As I said, she doesn’t follow the complete Protocol and I don’t rely exclusively in this method to treat her. She has several health issues… and all I can say is that we have excellent results following different approaches. For instance, in the beginning I used a LLLT (cold laser unit) along with her diet. A few minutes with the laser (cost was less than 150US) was enough to reduce her AS pain.

The use of cold laser therapy is a new and complex universe. This article helps to understand why:

http://laser.nu/lllt/LLLT_critic_on_critics.htm


In less than one year we got even better results than she had of several years at top acupuncture clinics. She tried acupuncture when she gave up of mainstream medicine and pharmaceutical drugs. Acupuncture works and in combination with TCM formulas it can work even better - they both require a complete TCM-diagnosis.

Hope this helps a little.
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