rife machine options

Hi everyone-

This is my first posting on this forum- new to here but not to lyme. I am 31 and have had lyme misdiagnosis since 14. Figured it out to be lyme 3 1/2 years ago and have been on abx ever since. Well, I am done with antibiotics and looking for a natural treatment.

I have considered maybe the Cowden Protocol but the rife machine option came to me a year or so ago but at that time it wasn't just wasn't in the cards. There is a lady who does rifing for people and I could always try it- just have been unsure actually. It seems that there are so many different lyme treatments out there that I get overwhelmed and don't know what direction to go.

If anyone has had experiences with a rife machine, I would appreciate your input!

Thank you,

Angie

I've been using an F-Scan machine for 6 weeks. Like everything, I cannot tell if it is working yet.

I've been rifing for about 4 months. I definately think it works. I started with a more affordable EMEM5 for $550 & recently bought the GB4000 w/MOPA. It is a process, like other treatments, however I can see improvement. I would take advantage of your ability to try it out & see if it works for you. Give it several treatments & start slow. I start a new frequency with 30 seconds (have mold illness & lyme), wait a week then up to 1 min., etc. I got a bit overzealous in the beginning, not feeling any noticeable herx treated several things & bamm.....got the herx. I've since slowed down alot. There's several good facebook or other forums where you can learn more. Ebay lists used machines for sale. My EMEM was built (by hand) by the "Joe" in Rosner's Rife book. He does it to help others.....took 7 wks. to get my unit as he only builds 2 machines a week. Good luck :)

My husband, Toby, progression of ALS symptoms stopped because of using a Rife type of machine. Of course, we go to a healing sanctuary and there are different type of machines that are based on Rife technology. A lot of people who go there have been cured of cancer so we are fans of this technology. Now he didn't use the GB4000 for his treatment so it is a different situation for us. Toby laid in a bed with light frequencies emitted from bulbs on the sides of it. After two months of weekly treatments in the bed, his symptoms stopped progressing. You can see why we are optimistic with this modality of treatment. They run by donation only so it is cost effective for everyone. It's possible that some of the machines sold are not as effective as the ones they have there. I don't know. I guess you have to do the research to find out. If we ever wanted to buy one - they are expensive- we would ask the people who run the sanctuary a good one to purchase. Also, you have to patient and learn how to use the machine properly.