Hi T,
I've been a certified hypnotherapist, so I know suggestion can play a
very important role in immune-boosting, pain mitigation, etc.. I've
even seen the visualization of turning off a spigot stop a
hemophiliac's bleed.
That said, the 10-day herx-from-hell I experienced after a few initial
Rife treatmernts went WAY beyond anything I'd ever experienced (even
20 hours of back-ache labor) and it was nothing my mind could have
possibly cooked up, or alleviated. Indeed, it was only the steadying
knowledge that I'd effectively killed pathogens and was having a
Jarisch-Herxheimer response that kept me from racing to the E.R. where
I knew I would encounter only ignorance of Lyme and derision of Rifing
(if I'd been fool enough to mention it)
Backing off on the frx at the herx onset and learning detox helped and
I learned to respect what frequencies can do, both to our critters,
and to us, once dead pathogens become toxins.
Suggestion and belief systems lessened pain to some degree in the
decades of undxed Lyme and psoriasis that came out of its toxic load,
but relief of chronic stuff is hard to maintain for any length of
time. The arduously-sought, proper (for me) Lyme protocols restored me
to much better health, and the amazing liver-supporting Milk Thistle
finally made the psoriasis recede.(BTW, I have no idea what silymarin
actually does to effect this)
I've seen my Rife machine (FScan 2) wipe out shingles, trigeminal
nerve pain, and many other, easier, pathogen-based afflictions in
friends. They humored me and have used my funny gizmo, only to be
surprised at the results.
One doesn't have to know the science of rain and H20 to understand
that an umbrella will keep you dry. Most of us are too busy trying not
to be sick to spend a lot of time researching the science we're
employing. We live by 'The proof of the pudding is in the eating.'
Sometimes we make mistakes, but so do scientists. (May I present Big
Pharma)
When I'm completely well, if I find the time, I might engage in
debates about how many angels fit on the head of a pin or how many
pinheads fit on the head of an angel, but I suspect I'll just be doing
more travelling (just got back Fri. from a rigorous 6 month RV trip)
painting, making music, entertaining, writing, and LIVING, thanks to
the various protocols that truly helped me fight this crummy disease.
Be well,
Léna
On May 8, 2012, at 8:59 AM, 123 456 wrote:
I wonder how much of an influence ones belief system has on the
eventual success or failure of these treatments,no matter what they
are called.
Just an observation.
T
On 5/8/12, Mike Monett <mrmon...@pstca.com> wrote:
"Nenah Sylver" <nenahsyl...@cox.net> wrote:
If someone doesn't agree with others, being nasty is uncalled for.
You can simply say, "I don't agree," and explain why.
I thought I was being kind. Did you detect any unpleasantness in my
phrasing?
I brought up my electromedicine article because there was a
discussion on this group about macular degeneration, which evolved
into the use of LEDs, which my article discusses. So I thought my
writing might prove helpful.
For those of you who use Rife Therapy and know that it indeed
works, you might be interested to know that over the course of
several decades, there have been a few thousand articles published
on the use of EM fields / pulsed magnetic fields / pulsed
electrical fields etc. to heal infectious and degenerative
conditions and restore cell function. Here is a link to the
articles that were published in respected medical journals.
Do you intend on explaining how you can bypass the basic fundamental
physics questions I raised, or do you intend on ignoring these
issues?
http://www.emf-portal.org/_index.php You'll have to do some
digging, but it's a fascinating site and your searches may be
worth it.
A promoter works the same way in any field. When you have money at
stake, it is best to ignore the facts.
Interestingly, the name "Rife" is not used in these articles (to
the best of my knowledge) due to the hostility that the name can
elicit at times. As we have seen here. But it's similar therapy.
Then it has the same issues that need to be addresed.
Please answer them. Each one if you please.
All the best,
Nenah
Nenah Sylver, PhD
author, the NEW Rife Handbook (2011)
Thanks,
Mike Monett
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