Re: sick, isolated and lacking hope

>>Most of the time I make my own frequencies using the formula published on DNAFrequencies.com. I'm the kind of person that likes to do everything on my own. For some reason I can't trust scripts or frequencies created by others. They could be the frequencies of human cells or tissue for all I know, maybe that's why I feel "hits." The exception to this is Hulda Clark .

Surprised. I probably trust hers, and much (not all) of her advice, the least.

>>When I ran the frequency she lists for Ascaris, my entire upper chest cavity opened up and my respiration problem was nearly gone.

Permanently?

>>I trust her frequencies. On the other hand, I ran Newport's Ascaris scripts prior to this and felt nothing, just crawling sensations. Some of his scripts have made feel better, like the Polonium script, but I don't know if it's just the positive offset of the F165 that's doing it.

That's odd because I thought all the scripts he uses are the DNA freaks.

>>I have been drinking ozonated water for over a year now. I use a cheap model I got for $60 on ebay. That alone helped me a lot in my health.

Great. How has it helped?

>>I also started CS a few weeks ago (using 9V batteries connected to silver wires) but have not noticed much with it.

Are you able to measure the ppm you're producing this way?

>>Just last week I started magnetic pulsing using a homemade unit

Impressed that you were able to build a mag pulser. What Gauss intensity?

>>and it has helped me kill things that the F165 was not reaching.

Like where? The 165 is not TENS compatible?

>>A SOTA blood cleaner is on the way. I would say the mag pulser and the ozone helped the most, but I can't say anything about blood electrification since I have not started it yet.

You will like the Silver Pulser. And the CS it produces will probably be more stable than what you're getting with a 9V and silver wires. The quality of the silver electrodes is quite highest/purest available (.9999). And the CS will be ionic.

>>Not in the slightest. Unlike the majority of the regulars in the Rife forum, I don't believe everything he says.

He's established quite a following, indeed. But deservedly so, IMO.

>>I don't believe any one single person could possibly have all the right answers, despite whatever supernatural powers he claims to have. :)

All true!! I've witnessed him levitate an elephant carrying an 800lb lesbian with his squee-o -- eyes closed, hogtied AND shackled.

>>I have found much of his information to be true and helpful, though.

Good. A quality dude.

>>I do believe him when he says that everyone has Borrelia spirochetes in them,

Why?

>>but not necessarily Lyme. This is from my own experiences. I have felt Lyme dieoff from killing immune destroyers like F. buski, a sign that my body is actually becoming able to fight off Lyme on its own. It's an immunity issue IMO, and some people are just more vulnerable for whatever reason. This probably does not apply to the vector-borne variety (Burgdorferi can only be transmitted through a bite. Garinii and afzelii can be spread from person to person.)

Hmm. I think I better opt to leave all that alone for now.

>>I have no idea when I contracted Lyme. Actually, I have reason to believe that the variety of Lyme I have is not tick or mosquito born, but passed down the family line. Lots of mental disorders and psychological problems run in my family. Lots of unexplained chronic health issues too.

Again, I'll abstain.

>>I have also had infection with flukes since I was a child. Schistosoma and some other varieties I have not been able to figure out. They are my second biggest issue next to Lyme.

How did you "figure out" the Schisto?

>>>>(I have a strong suspicion that Trapper and those on the Iodine forum are actually chronically infected with some parasite. The Iodine therefore is acting like a drug for them, patching up a symptom but not the root cause.)
>>I demand you take that back!!! ; )

>I do take it back actually, that was me overgeneralizing, sorry.

Thank you.

>>I may be a special case, and it may be that I'm young that fluoride and bromide are not an issue yet. BUT I do think that fluoride and bromide are more of an issue when your body is desperately using all its resources and minerals to fight off an infection it simply can't beat. Your Iodine stores are used up, leaving open spots for the harmful halogens to easily take residence in.

More to it than bromide/fluoride (halo's), as I see it. But to go into further detail would be inappropriate h and n.

>>Everyone that I know... drinks brominated soft drinks and eats brominated bread. None of them are even slightly hypothyroid.

I don't think many soft drinks still use bromide, but could be wrong. Fresca does, MD did originally of course, but I think has removed. I think Gatorade might. Removed from most breads also, or so I thought. I could easily be wrong.

I'm not the slightest bit concerned with bromide, personally speaking. Never was big on bread or any other food product which contained it. (Although the PVC and BFR vapors from my MacBooks are pretty potent and often visable on sunny days ; )

>>But when I unknowingly infected some friends with mycoplasma while spending time together, (it is super contagious), they developed all of the symptoms of hypothyroidism that very same day, along with the chronic cough that myco is known for. They were complaining that it was super cold (I was the only one not wearing a sweater, thank you SSKI ), and most of them developed IBS overnight. Of course I feel terrible,

How can you be certain it wasn't the SSKI that kept you from catching something they did? I've never noticed SSKI created warmth - interesting... You used Purple Moses SSKI?

Have you tried magnascent?

>>but they already know about iodine and electromedicine, I've talked about it in the past and they thought I was looney. Can lead a horse to water but can't make it drink.

I've come to learn to simply leave farm animals in their cozy barn stalls. Too much time and energy wasted for zero return on the effort.

>>P.S. If I could recommend any one thing, it would be a rife machine, but it's so expensive,
>>Not all of them. The F125 is under $500 or he can grab an audio generator off ebay for 50 bucks, give or take. Dang, a transistor radio can be used for that matter.

>>True that. When I was searching for a machine to buy, I considered buying a used generic frequency generator off ebay, the kind used by electricians. I found many for $50-150 on ebay. But I eventually got enough money for the F165 and chose it because it is programmable.

Definitely and advantage. But the Eicos and such are powerful beasts.

>>But it really is not necessary to pay $500 or more, the off-the-shelf FG's work just fine as long as it has at least 9V of power.

At least to say the least.

>>that the Beck protocol may be better.
>>He'll need some help knowing what products and accessories to select, as I suspect he would want to use tens pads w the SP (or BT7) due to the nature of the source of infection. Hard to reach with virtually anything unless employing direct contact.

>The SP works not because it kills on contact, but because it gives your immune system a break by cleansing the blood of all pathogens. Your body is then able to take on the really bad boys elsewhere. So it is not necessary to place the pads directly on the location of infection. I'm telling you, I've used a zapper as a blood cleaner by holding the electrodes over my veins in my wrist; within a minute, my bloating would be gone and I would have to run to the bathroom to have the most comfortable BM I had had in weeks.

Ain't basic electricity fun and exciting stuff? All the while, still essentially mysterious to even the most experienced electrician.

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