Re: Using rife machine during low dose chemo?

[Guest guest]

Some have chosen to use RIFE protocols to Stimulate or Stabilize the immune

system while undergoing chemotherapy. One of the foremost risks of RIFEing

concurrent with chemotherapy is that of driving out formerly dormant pathogens

into an immuno-compromised system. Another concern being the unknown potential

of blocking, decaying or altering the drugs and/or body chemistry.

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>I am having a recurrance of stage 4 breast cancer. I have used a rife machine

for a year and a half. Now I will be doing a short round of chemo (find out

details next week) and have read not to use the rife machine during this time.

What are your thoughts?????

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I strongly recommend reading the messages in the Cancer and Breast Cancer

sections of the Rife Forum. You will find a lot of useful information there.

http://www.rifeforum.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=23

http://www.rifeforum.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=87

The question is, do you really believe that Chemo will help more than it will

harm?

According to the peer reviewed paper " The Contribution of Cytotoxic Chemotherapy

to 5-year Survival in Adult Malignancies " , it is stated that for breast cancer:

" The absolute survival benefit at 5 years for chemotherapy in women less than 50

years is 6.8% for node-positive and 3% for node-negative women. For women aged

between 50 and 69 years, the absolute survival benefit at 5 years is 2.1% for

node-positive and 3.9% for node-negative women. "

Those percentages are not very high and there are plenty of more effective

methods you should be considering instead.

You will find more details and options on the Rife Forum.

It is up to you to decide how you want to be treated, but having access to good

information about your options can make the difference between life and death.

Regards

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> I am having a recurrance of stage 4 breast cancer. I have used a rife machine

for a year and a half. Now I will be doing a short round of chemo (find out

details next week) and have read not to use the rife machine during this time.

What are your thoughts?????

>

[Guest guest]

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> I am having a recurrance of stage 4 breast cancer. I have used a rife machine

for a year and a half. Now I will be doing a short round of chemo (find out

details next week) and have read not to use the rife machine during this time.

What are your thoughts?????

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I am sorry you are having a reoccurence of breast cancer. The following is an

excerpt from a letter I posted on the Forum which I wanted to share with you: " I

was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer over six years ago and am confident

that my plasma device has aided my healing process but I also rebound, dry skin

brush, walk or jog 5 to 6 times a week for at least a half hour, have detoxified

(this was a huge step), used a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, used EWOT, had UVB

Therapy, juice daily, meditate, only cook with glass or ceramic cookware, don't

use a microwave, don't use an underwire bra (I use a camisole with a fabric that

offers support), rarely use a cell phone and don't hold it to my ear, got rid of

all cosmetics that had parabens in them, do not use chemicals to clean, only eat

organic food, only drink healthy water, use a deoderant without aluminum,

etc...I have never felt healthier in my life and do believe that I have changed

and continue to change my interior and outer environments. I have learned to

look at this experience as an ongoing journey. I continue to read alternative

health information, ask questions, add or delete a routine, etc. "

Best wishes to you...Ann

[Guest guest]

Rife treatments will highly augment anything else that is taken so it is always advised to do Rife an hour or two after drugs or supplements so you don’t get a major herx.

Since chemo supresses the immune system, you may not get much out of rifing during these treatments anyway. Just my thoughts as I have no experience in this area.

<I am having a recurrance of stage 4 breast cancer. I have used a rife machine for a year and a half. Now I will be doing a short round of chemo (find out details next week) and have read not to use the rife machine during this time. What are your thoughts?????>

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