rife machine

I had my first rife treatment at the docs on wednesday. Very short session with a douglas coil. I didn't expect a herx like I got!! It definitely did something! I had a Swedish massage the following day to help with the herx and honestly felt like a whole new person.

I am going for another treatment next week, but given I will have to go home as I can't stay in the UK for long I too am looking into investing in one. The ones I have seen recommended are super expensive so any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Maybe someone would let you try theirs before you buy one. We did that. We also have a place where we can use one and pay however much we want to. I still haven't decided whether or not to get one

Well, I don't want to hijack this thread, in fact I was hoping to come back an post something insightful or vaguely useful...but as ever with whatever I read about connected to lyme, I seemed to have gone round in a circle!!

Maybe it's just my lyme brain, and I am missing he obvious, so I thought I'd ask you guys here.

First up, I understand the science behind the rife machine, as in the set up, frequencies, etc, etc. What I can't figure out is what is the difference between say the BCX ultra (retailing around $2500), which I have read some people on past threads here say work for them, or machines like the rife digital ultra www.rifemachine.co/uk/order/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=3 (retailing at around £400).

I know I am missing something blatantly obvious, with a price difference like that!! I just can't get my science head on to figure out what I am not seeing!! (This in itself is annoying me, as a physics teacher this should be an easy starter question for 10 points, I suspect??)

Any explanation I would be most grateful for, before further attempted research sees me going all cross eyed ;)

Thanks vcham, I don't feel quite so brain pickled knowing it's not just me :)

I undersrand that that the power output needs to be amplified for a doug coil type machine, due to the resisrance in the coil, as opposed to the BCX types which are 'contact' types; but looking at the specs af the two 'contact' types I just can't see the difference....

I am looking at these types particulary as IF I decide to get one, I would have to get it to Greece, and obviously be able to use it on the greek power supply (hence my interest in the rife digital ultra, as from what I can tell it'd be fine in Europe) I can contact the company about that, no problem, but I don't trust a company, or their website to be honest about whether or not tbe thing actually does the job, lol...

Yes, happyjo, I hear you. I don't think nearly enough studies have been done - infact I don't think enough studies have been done on anything where lyme is concerned though!!

That said, the folks I met at the meeting were sitting next to me swore it worked for them, and the guy operating the kit was no longer being treated as he was cured - volunteed to run things as he is an electrician. So that kinda sways me into giving it a shot I guess.

That and I way up the possible effects of long term meds, and the fact that most folks I speak to (not lyme sufferers) think that herbal protocols are experimental, but I am taking those, lol.

And my gran said the same when she was sent for chemo - she saw it as an experiment in trying to cure her.

But, yeah, I firmly believe it's about finding out what works for you as an individual.

I am quite biased when it comes to Rife technology. Seven or so years ago, I met a lady friend of a neighbor who told me she was told nine years earlier that she had stage 4 cancer and had maybe two months left to live. She found a place that uses the machines, Doug Coil, and other devices using Rife technology and started treatment. It is now going on 16 or so years and she is doing well. Royal Rife's greatest success was probably with cancer patients, but I know my husband would not have been at the point he was if he didn't go there and get treated. The couple who run it only request donations and so many people have experienced healing. Garden Peace has been there too. The GB 4000 seems to be the popular one people use, but since my husband's treatment was different - a light frequency bed - it is hard to say if a machine like that one would help or not. He used the Doug Coil too but his herxing was with the Light Bed. His symptoms also stopped progressing during the 4 month treatment. We haven't been there for a couple of years and my husband really wants to go back. He trusts what they have to offer more so than any medical professional has so far. Like I said I am biased, but I am open to what people experience whether positive or negative. It is important to be consistent...and patient. We can't expect results overnight.

I'd use one if I had cancer or another very serious illness, but I'm not terribly sick with Lyme, so I don't feel the need for it at this point, but who knows, maybe I'll give it a try. My daughter wants to do it again, so we'll take her for another treatment. The one time she tried it, it lessened her chronic headache for a while. It's her choice what she does.

Send me a private message if you are still looking for a rife machine.