I believe i build my own rife machine

[Guest guest]

So i followed some simple instructions as to how to build a rife

machine under $200.

I'm using a 5 year old pioneer stereo receiver. I'm currently using the

frex (http://heal-me.com.au/frex.html) as the frequency generator.

I have an input jack from my computer sound card that plugs into my

receiver.

I used 2 speaker wires that hook up from the + and - outputs for

speaker A on the back of the receiver. The stereo wires then end with

banana plugs that fit perfectly into 2 hand held cylinders.

The question i have is this:

Is the feeling of the frequencies supposed to feel like a tingling

sensation kind of like how your leg would fall asleep and then when you

stand up it feels like your being sandblasted?

[Guest guest]

>Is the feeling of the frequencies supposed to feel like a tingling

>sensation kind of like how your leg would fall asleep and then when you

>stand up it feels like your being sandblasted?

It will if the voltage is high enough, depending somewhat on if

saline towelling, gel, etc. is used. Whether or not this is a good

thing, depends on your interpretation of what is supposed to be

happening. The body contains its own electrical system. The effects

of externally applied signals, at any magnitude, are not trivial or

fully understood.

Self-experimentation implies a learned ability to detect subtle

changes occurring due to the stimulus. Although some find it

reassuring to validate the stimulus itself by feeling it, this is not

the point of the exercise. Use an oscilloscope. Otherwise, It's like

sticking your finger into the spokes of a wheel to check if it's spinning.

Also bear in mind, the human body evolved to process a predefined

range of energetic stimuli, such as occurs naturally at the Earth's

surface. Therefore, in certain cases, " windows " of response to a

specific signature may exist at lower intensities and not higher ones.

BTW I would strongly advise against using _any_ 110/240V powered

equipment that is not medically certified for skin contact. If there

is an internal short to the electrodes, serious injury or death may result.

Nielsen

[Guest guest]

>Is the feeling of the frequencies supposed to feel like a tingling

>sensation kind of like how your leg would fall asleep and then when you

>stand up it feels like your being sandblasted?

It will if the voltage is high enough, depending somewhat on if

saline towelling, gel, etc. is used. Whether or not this is a good

thing, depends on your interpretation of what is supposed to be

happening. The body contains its own electrical system. The effects

of externally applied signals, at any magnitude, are not trivial or

fully understood.

Self-experimentation implies a learned ability to detect subtle

changes occurring due to the stimulus. Although some find it

reassuring to validate the stimulus itself by feeling it, this is not

the point of the exercise. Use an oscilloscope. Otherwise, It's like

sticking your finger into the spokes of a wheel to check if it's spinning.

Also bear in mind, the human body evolved to process a predefined

range of energetic stimuli, such as occurs naturally at the Earth's

surface. Therefore, in certain cases, " windows " of response to a

specific signature may exist at lower intensities and not higher ones.

BTW I would strongly advise against using _any_ 110/240V powered

equipment that is not medically certified for skin contact. If there

is an internal short to the electrodes, serious injury or death may result.

Nielsen