Re: Rife-like Machines. Any success?

Thanks for your post. Good that you don't share in the malady from which I am working to rid myself. I heartily agree that we must all follow the Latin wisdom of caveat emptor (let the buyer beware).

I did as you suggested. I read every post at this forum from start to finish. I connected with folks by email, and I was lucky enough to hear back from a Rife-like Machine user. He reported good results. I found a Rife-like Machine to my liking, and I bought it. I will post back once I know something. I have read quite a bit about Rife technology, and I believe that theorists, electrical engineers, and inventors have recovered the essense of R.R.'s work. There seems to be some indication that Dr. Rife's work has been improved upon. We'll see.

You're right (IMHO) that zapper technology works. I posted above that I have seen dramatic decrease in outbreaks from the use of BHT (and more recently, Lauricidin), but I give as much credit to the Terminator II (Don Croft). I used this device for one month straight, and I had a minor outbreak in that time. So, I used for a second month; this outbreak was incrementally less than the previous month (a speck south of the glans). I will continue this zapping month on end until I have no outbreaks. It seems to be working. I am so guarded now in my enthusiasms toward approaches, but I am cautiously optimistic. I hope to become an example of the people whom you referenced as not coming around this forum anymore. I suspect there are hundreds of people who no longer need to come back here because they figured out their cessation combination, but I wish they would to let others know what worked for them.

Don't let the "flame-throwers" get to you. There are a lot of angry folks out there generally; add to that number the people who are hurting due to a lifestyle change caused by something like HSV. These wo/men are ripe for releasing some of that anger. Like you, notwithstanding, I would prefer to keep the posts amicable.

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