Re: 29.11.-17:26h A couple of questions from a rank beginner

[Guest guest]

Where is the correlation between " cause of illness " and " anti-bodies " ?

Assuming a statistical presence of something to be the cause of the illness is

junk-science, - the anti-bodies may be there as a result of the disease or have

no relation whatsoever. 

 

Allopathic diagnosis of depression and its treatment are pure medical fraud, to

say it politely. You may read the depression series

http://infoholix.net/articles.php (medical tsunami no.5).

 

I hope that people involved in Rife are above chasing non-existent bugs.

 

Cheers,

Wilfrid

Subject: A couple of questions from a rank beginner

To: Rife

Date: Friday, November 28, 2008, 1:50 PM

In the consolidated list there are often several frequencies given for

one micro-organism. Are the higher or lower rates generally more

effective or does it just completely vary with the individual " bug "

involved? Generally only one frequency per genetic variant of the

organism and multiple and varied infections common?

Also, a relatively new one on the human infection radar, Borna Virus,

may well be causative in up to over 75% of cases of bi-polar and

depression.

[On Borna virus <http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Borna_virus> From the

linked article: In the early 90's researchers in America and Japan

conducted a 1000-subject investigation in which patients with

psychiatric disorders were tested for BDV antibodies.[ citation needed]

According to the study, 768 patients suffering from bipolar disorder

and schizophrenia tested positive for the antibodies, while 300

control subjects tested negative.[citation needed] Further studies

were planned in Germany, at the Koch Institute, Berlin and

Hanover Medical School and potentially in Belgium as well.]

Many thanks in advance,

Geoffrey Levens, L.Ac.