Vibration microbe destruction

[Guest guest]

The NIH did some tests and confirmed that microbes can indeed be

destroyed by resonance, given enough input of energy. In other words

the vibration has to be strong and of the right frequency. They went

on to say that the strength needed would also be enough to damage

human tissue as well, so " don't try that at home " . They undoutedly

were out to investigate claims by Rife and , etc about

shattering microbes.

My comment would be that shattering a microbe may not be necessary to

interfere with it. Just limiting its ability to replicate or

reproduce would be enough. However, there's no study of whether safe

levels of vibration actually do that. So for now, we just don't have

a lab study to point to other than someone vibrating a germ to

explode, and I believe that would not be possible to do inside a

human body without collateral damage to the body as well.

In our case, we DO have a lab study, double-blinded, and by good

researchers that shows the effects of DC current on HIV. I wish we

had more lab studies, and I have some petri dishes in which I intend

to make some tests once I get some time for it. But for now, there's

scant-little available hard science anywhere on electricity vs

microbes.

bG

[Guest guest]

Given my personal experiences I can say that I have had " kill " effects on

parasites from as little as 1/2 a volt with a pad device.

medusa

Vibration microbe destruction

> The NIH did some tests and confirmed that microbes can indeed be

> destroyed by resonance, given enough input of energy. In other words

> the vibration has to be strong and of the right frequency. They went

> on to say that the strength needed would also be enough to damage

> human tissue as well, so " don't try that at home " . They undoutedly

> were out to investigate claims by Rife and , etc about

> shattering microbes.

[Guest guest]

No doubt people will just keep doing electrical frequency experiments

so long as they feel it's helping them. That is one sort of

experiment, maybe not the most reliable.

All I ask this group is that the stuff being tried does not replace

what has been proven, whether it is mainstream medicine, or what.

Keep to your standard treatment in addition to this, in other words,

so long as there is no interraction that could affect the treatment.

If there is, then either work around it, or stop this and use the

standard would be the science-based thing to do.

bG

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> Given my personal experiences I can say that I have had " kill "

effects on

> parasites from as little as 1/2 a volt with a pad device.

>

> medusa

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> Vibration microbe destruction

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> > The NIH did some tests and confirmed that microbes can indeed be

> > destroyed by resonance, given enough input of energy. In other

words

> > the vibration has to be strong and of the right frequency. They

went

> > on to say that the strength needed would also be enough to damage

> > human tissue as well, so " don't try that at home " . They

undoutedly

> > were out to investigate claims by Rife and , etc about

> > shattering microbes.

>

[Guest guest]

I can assure you that I do not " feel " it has an effect for me but I believe

what I see with my own two eyes. The alternative for parasites is a rather

toxic

regimen that I'm not sure I could survive given my reactions to more benign

chemicals. While I understand your disclaimer I can say with no holds

barred that for my experiences of being sick more about 17 years NONE of

the advances I've had during my illness have come from allopathic doctors.

This runs the gambit for bladder infection, gallstones and then my muscular

situation ( fibromyalgia) and know I have discovered the slew of parasites

that I seem to be hosting. Is it any wonder when mainstream medicine lets

people down so

completely. For those that have life threatening health issues I would

agree..stay on your meds while searching out your alternative plans of

action but continue to search. There is much we don't know about the miracle

of the body.

medusa

Re: Vibration microbe destruction

> No doubt people will just keep doing electrical frequency experiments

> so long as they feel it's helping them. That is one sort of

> experiment, maybe not the most reliable.

>

> All I ask this group is that the stuff being tried does not replace

> what has been proven, whether it is mainstream medicine, or what.

> Keep to your standard treatment in addition to this, in other words,

> so long as there is no interraction that could affect the treatment.

> If there is, then either work around it, or stop this and use the

> standard would be the science-based thing to do.

>

> bG