frex... Tinnitus frequencies

[Guest guest]

i just installed Frex and have bveen working with it.

it contains the CAFL and more. it runs full featured without the

registration, it just stops sometimes and " invites " you to register, then

you have to start it running again...a somewhat crippling inconvenience, but

that's all.

it's a great program serving my needs well IMO, and i'm going to pay the $90

a.s.a.p. since i got it driving my EMEM without any additional amp stage

needed (i have a terratec 24bit/96khz soundcard).

the Tinnitus Tamer found at the link Rowena provided runs full featured but

only for 14 days, then costs $35. i tried it once so far and noticed

nothing yet for sure, but will get back to it. i suspect it's pretty good

if used for awhile. you use it with headphones " or it won't work " .

> Re: [ ] Tinnitus frequencies

>

>

>

> Hi Rowena,

> I followed you link in the last reference, and

> downloaded the Frex program. But before executing the

> program I am wondering whether it has sample frequency

> list allowed for listening prior to full registration.

> I noted that the Frex is $90 and wanted to be more

> clear about the charges before I opened it up for

> registration, and perhaps, decided that it was not for

> me.

>

> --- Rowena <newses@...> wrote:

>

> > Well, Daddybob has written about his tinnitus

> > experiences, but I have lost all that portion of my

> > emails. They are there somewhere from a backup

> > program but I can't open them, the only ones that

> > transfer are from 2004. But Daddybob hasn't done

> > Frex frequencies, I don't think. Yet.

> >

> > I recently read a list of possible reasons for the

> > appearance of tinnitus; if I kept it I will send it

> > to you. Because it would be good to go for the root

> > cause if it can be worked out.

> >

> > One thing that might help, apart from any articles

> > on Ken's website or discussion group, are any

> > articles you might find about Rife frequencies by

> > Googling. You could enter tinnitus frequency

> > duration and see what you get. e.g.

> >

> http://www.vavsoft.com/Tinnitus_Tamer/version_history_Win.html

> > might give some ideas even though it is not about

> > Ken's program.

> >

> > http://www.rifemachine.us/zfrequlistSZ.htm Tinnitus

> > (see also Circulatory stasis, Dental, Dental foci,

> > General antiseptic, and Otitis freqs) - 20, 2720,

> > 728, 784, 880

> >

> > I can't claim extensive experience, but I think

> > " Start Small " is wise.

> > I would run the frequencies just as they show up on

> > the screen through once, maybe a couple of times a

> > week to see what effects there are. If you get a

> > frequency that addresses the problems you have, you

> > could easily herx very strongly and feel ill. It

> > would be easy to run it too much, thinking nothing

> > was happening, but then a couple of hours later too

> > much might happen.

> >

> > Your own experience and experimentation would take

> > over once you were used to actually operating the

> > program.

> >

> > All the best, and would be glad to hear what

> > happens.

> >

> > Regards

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bob and Rowena,

I thoroughly enjoy Bgwen, haven't used it of late, but

the principle you explained about FREX seems to be

similar. I use it mostly for the Schuman resonance

when I am so inclined.

BTW, below is a link for a Chinese herbal remedy. SHOU

WU CHIH. Which I can attest to from personal use, to

be excellent as a blood toner and energy enhancer.

Unfortunately, so many of us are indoctrinated to

familiar American herbs we forget that there are

thousands of others used by different cultures, that

actually do wonders.

I know that some of you are as skeptical about

anything the Chinese send to the states these days due

to quality control. I am as well and choose

selectively.

Something tells me that they aren't inclined to poison

their own people. AND it's rare that Chinese are

seen with premature graying.

Anyway, for anyone deciding to give it a try, it can

usually be found as standard product at any local

Chinese herb shop or grocery store. And for far less

than what is advertised on the web. Bought a bottle

yesterday for $4.99 and have only paid slightly more

when purchasing from an Acupuncture practitioner.

Most of the Internet prices are double and sometimes

triple the store cost.

I mention this remedy now as one of the websites

infers its use as being beneficial for Tinnitus. The

Chinese have a totally different way of approaching

illness and its causes, and for the most part, they've

been at this far longer than any other healing

cultures and are quite successful.

http://www.herbalshop.com/products/m580024.html

--- bob Larson <bobList@...> wrote:

>

> i just installed Frex and have bveen working with

> it.

> it contains the CAFL and more. it runs full

> featured without the

> registration, it just stops sometimes and " invites "

> you to register, then

> you have to start it running again...a somewhat

> crippling inconvenience, but

> that's all.

> it's a great program serving my needs well IMO, and

> i'm going to pay the $90

> a.s.a.p. since i got it driving my EMEM without any

> additional amp stage

> needed (i have a terratec 24bit/96khz soundcard).

>

> the Tinnitus Tamer found at the link Rowena provided

> runs full featured but

> only for 14 days, then costs $35. i tried it once

> so far and noticed

> nothing yet for sure, but will get back to it. i

> suspect it's pretty good

> if used for awhile. you use it with headphones " or

> it won't work " .

>

> > Re: [ ] Tinnitus

> frequencies

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi Rowena,

> > I followed you link in the last reference, and

> > downloaded the Frex program. But before executing

> the

> > program I am wondering whether it has sample

> frequency

>

Regards, Carol Ann ~ The only thing that is different is how you think..

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