Type 1 Diabetes and Rife Machines

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I hopefully can offer hope to any out there who is trying to reverse type 1 diabetes. I have met some families who have been able to reverse this terrible disease. It took about 2-3 years. Please check out the GAPS diet by Natasha -McBride. Also, please take a look at this video from a man in Canada who was type 1 insulin dependent for 59 years and in 6 months was able to get off of insulin by using a Rife machine. It is possible because I have met folks who have done it. That is our hope for our son as well. He is only on 4 units of insulin and even went 2 years without requiring insulin. The endo at children's hospital here in Dallas say they have never seen nor read about a case like his. We hope to keep causing them to scratch their heads. We are looking at purchasing a Model A Rife machine by JWLabs… this is the Rife machine that Christoph used (see video).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqKW151vNQMWe also are using Low Dose Naltrexone for our son. If you don't know about this please check it out at www.lowdosenaltrexone.org. Our doctor in Colorado has been able to keep his type 1 patients in a "honeymoon" stage for up to 7 years and counting. It is a remarkable drug that actually tricks the body into healing itself by shutting down the opioide receptors which causes the body to make more endorphins. It is an FDA drug, but it's hard to get a doc to prescribe it even though it does not have side effects (besides affecting sleep in a few people for a couple of weeks). Perhaps it is because it is $11 a month and drug companies aren't beating down the doors of doctors' offices to promote it? I can show you how to get a prescription without a doctor if you are interested from online pharmacies.

Christy LaffertyLegacy Portraiturelegacyportraiture@...www.PictureALegacy.com

Type 1 diabetes is untreatable. The damage has been done and it is permanent. There has been some research with stem cell transplantation but the results have not been verified. Some (very few) have responded to cedar berries as apparently a few cells remained quasi-functional but the likelihood of full pancreatic restoration is very moot. Rife machines nor anything else will resolve this problem, the damage has been done. Looking for a cure will be nothing but continuing disappointment. Unfortunately hope in resolving this form of diabetes is a pipe dream and nothing more. Caveat Emptor! Carmi Hazen

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