RE: Rife success stories?

December 28, 2011

Hi Sanne,can't answer all your questions, but can share a little of my treatments. have done the abx twice. second time was 18 mo, didn't work. in fact, it seems to have made more problems. candida is a big one.

i have a doug coil. my problem has been consistency. when i am able to be consistent i see improvement. i was really doing well, 2 min. each spot on my body, 2x a day. then got hit with another medical problem that broke that momentum, and am now struggling to get back on schedule. but i will herx when i increase treatment so i know it is killing. oh, i have lyme, bart, babs, candida, ebv, myco and chlamydia pn., myco fermentens, xmrv, that i know of. i will herx when i treat for each of these, although right now, i am concentrating on bart, babs and candida.

although i try to keep a strict diet with candida, if i stray, i have a lot of nausea. coiling will bring it back under control. bart and babs is hard to kill. you must be consistent and have heard it can take at least 6 months--consistent treatment. but i believe it will work from what i've experienced.

i have also started using mms. jim can give you good info on that. i have noticed since i started the oral doses, that there is some improvement in the stomach problems. so am pursuing that course also. the detox tea jim introduced is good also. i have a lot of problems detoxing so am using that. dmso really helps for pain also.

i know there is something else but have drawn a blank, sorry. i'm in the hospital waiting room while my husband is in knee surgery so am a little absent minded, although i must admit, i have that anyway. but those are the most important things.

oh, since you've been on abx, be sure to get on some really good probiotics and watch the diet because candida is a big problem with all this. although, you probably know that already.

i'm sure others have lots more info for you. this is a great group for help.good luckbarbara

Hi all,

I've been diagnosed with chronic lyme (neuroborrelia ft. ehrlechia co-infection) a while ago, now I'm looking for treatment options. So far I've read success stories about:

• Long term pharmaceutical antibiotics (oral or IV)

• Natural antibiotics and detoxifiers (herbs, tinctures, roots, etc.)

• Diet and lifestyle changes (avoiding sugar/grains/alcohol/tobacco)

• Magnet and electric treatments (zapper, rife)

I've done oral AB, it gives short relief after a period of herxing. Gradually symptoms return after halting AB treatment and the side effects suck (AB turns me into a pale, anxious and skinny zombie without appetite). I'm gonna try Teasel/Cat's Claw soon. I've changed to a strict SC diet which did help for a period (I suspect the baking soda used in almond bread killing off some bacteria). I'm drinking a lot of green/ginger tea and taking garlic/multiVit(B/C/D)/magnesium supplements. Seems to help a little bit.

Now I'm tempted to purchase a Doug Coil from healthbartner.nl. But the machine is a whopping' 7000,- EURO! I'm a 25 y/o who recently finished studying, this is a lot of money for me. So before I go spend my life savings on a rife machine. I'd like to hear your experience/toughts/succes- and fail stories about Rifing. (mainly the Doug Coil advertised @ healthbarter.nl) I wanted to search this forum for successtories, but with the current search functionality I can't seem to find any successtories or positive reactions. Also, is there any video material out there that can convince me? ...Like a video showing the rife machine in action on a dark field microscope, blasting spiro's into oblivion?

Thanks!

Sincerely,

S

December 29, 2011

Hi - How long has it been that you were diagnosed with Lyme? It sounds like you

are jumping around to different modalities when you should stick with one for

several months until you are seeing no change before moving on to another. Sorry

if my impression is not accurate and you have stuck it out through protocols. I

just note that a lot of people get impatient and don't realize that it takes a

long time to feel better again.

Also, have you been tested for any co-infections? This is important to do and

may change the focus on your treatment.

I realize that I am not helping you with whether to purchase a rife or not. Rife

machines are good and you can use them for things other than Lyme, however, they

are expensive and it takes time to treat with them too. You need to have the

right frequency and take it slow to build up or you can have a severe herx. It

is really a personal decision as to whether to buy or not, but if I would use up

all my savings to purchase the machine when I could be trying less expensive

means, I would pick trying less expensive means. You may end up spending the

same amount of time getting healthy no matter what method you chose...

Blessings, Meo

>

> Hi all,

>

> I've been diagnosed with chronic lyme (neuroborrelia ft. ehrlechia

co-infection) a while ago, now I'm looking for treatment options. So far I've

read success stories about:

>

> • Long term pharmaceutical antibiotics (oral or IV)

> • Natural antibiotics and detoxifiers (herbs, tinctures, roots, etc.)

> • Diet and lifestyle changes (avoiding sugar/grains/alcohol/tobacco)

> • Magnet and electric treatments (zapper, rife)

>

> I've done oral AB, it gives short relief after a period of herxing. Gradually

symptoms return after halting AB treatment and the side effects suck (AB turns

me into a pale, anxious and skinny zombie without appetite). I'm gonna try

Teasel/Cat's Claw soon. I've changed to a strict SC diet which did help for a

period (I suspect the baking soda used in almond bread killing off some

bacteria). I'm drinking a lot of green/ginger tea and taking

garlic/multiVit(B/C/D)/magnesium supplements. Seems to help a little bit.

>

> Now I'm tempted to purchase a Doug Coil from healthbartner.nl. But the machine

is a whopping' 7000,- EURO! I'm a 25 y/o who recently finished studying, this is

a lot of money for me. So before I go spend my life savings on a rife machine.

I'd like to hear your experience/toughts/succes- and fail stories about Rifing.

(mainly the Doug Coil advertised @ healthbarter.nl) I wanted to search this

forum for successtories, but with the current search functionality I can't seem

to find any successtories or positive reactions. Also, is there any video

material out there that can convince me? ...Like a video showing the rife

machine in action on a dark field microscope, blasting spiro's into oblivion?

>

> Thanks!

>

> Sincerely,

> S

>

December 30, 2011

The coil machine pictures on healthbarter.nl look exactly like the ones on

Levy's website (www.coilmachines.com). is a reputable producer of coil

machines in the US. If you decide to purchase a machine, you may want to send

an email to via his US web site and see if he makes the machines for the

european market too. If so, at least you'd know the machine itself has a good

track record. I recently purchased a machine from him, but it's way too soon

for me to share any success story.

There are a few videos on Youtube showing folks using their coil machines. Not

sure about any actual spiro deaths, but you never know.

Good Luck,