Re: Recommendations for Candida/Leaky Gut Syndrome [adrenal fatigue too!] using EMEM Machine

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Thanks Ken,

GNLD looks good. I like how you describe it and its one dose a day

regime.

I've more or less been on a Candida diet for nearly 17 years.

With the usual human slips of course. I remember eating a

half a pumpkin pie a few years back.

Never seemed to get much out of Acidophilus supplementation.

That is why GNLD could be good although I'm using a Renew Life

enteric coated product now.

The Electrotherapy machine I'm using is like the one shown in the

bottom two pictures here.

I don't think it gives me that much control over the frequency beyond

number.

As far as the bathroom event(s). I think I'm somewhere between mostly.

I think I may have case of leaky gut which is causing adrenal fatigue.

The Candida may be gone but the leaks and lack of proper flora are

not helping.

On the Lyme and Rife Yahoo Group a couple people at least mentioned a

product called Tanalbit.

One woman's story struck me in that she had a son who got to where he

could barely eat anything.

Tanalbit fixed all that. I've called the company and spoken to

customer relations person Olivia.

Tanalbit deals with Candida in a different way. Anyway the company is

willing to send free samples which is what I'm waiting for.

Anybody cured their adrenal fatigue with Rife let me know.

Thanks and happy holidays,

Kirk

> Hi Kirk,

>

> I'll recommend GNLD's Acidophilus Plus. Just google it and your got

> it. It has a 6 hour target system so it gets the pro-biotics 20

> feet into the small intestine, the best place to start hitting the

> candida. Yoghurt will see 95% of the pro-biotics being destroying

> in the stomach acids, not much gets 20 feet into the intestine.

> Nothing much in the body will work if the gut is not working.

>

> GNLD works fast, every capsule you take you experience a lowering

> of the candida load in the body. Getting rid of candida is this

> easy. You don't want candida, as it is very much associated with

> cancer, and some oncologists believe it is the cause of cancer.

>

> I've seen good results using frequency therapy for candida, but

> never seen a total remission without the help of nutritional

> changes. Say good bye to sugars and white food. Also consume garlic

> at night. Mike is right, stick with the Rifing long term, and diet

> change will speed things along, quite substantially.

>

> My ND's favourite saying, if its fluffy and floats your fine, if

> its stinky and sinks, your sick.

>

> Duty = manipulation of the frequency wave shape - usually refers to

> square waves and required by some of the EMEM's to keep them alight

> at certain frequency ranges. You can manage the " power " in the

> signal with duty cycle controls.

>

> Fuzz = like it says, makes the signal jittery and fuzzy. Has a

> broader bandwidth effect for disabling microbes that may be off

> centre frequency.

>

> Pulse = we pulse the frequency stream at a certain rate. Here we

> are introducing usually a low frequency that acts like a hammer,

> and bangs the frequency into the body. Good to use if not getting

> results with just a continuous frequency stream. Dr Rife used

> Pulsing/Gating in his frequencies.

>

> Dwell = frequency ON time. For plasma work, unless otherwise

> instructed, 180 seconds (3 minutes) is the desirable dwell time, or

> ON time. For contact work, we increase the " standard " time to 300

> seconds (5 minutes) ON per frequency.

>

> Frequency is frequency, it is the same for ALL machines.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Ken Uzzell

> http://heal-me.com.au

> HealMe Foundation

> A New Humanity Associate

>

> Re: Recommendations for Candida/Leaky Gut Syndrome

> using EMEM Machine

>

> Thanks for the responses from and .

>

> Any brands of probiotics or yogurt you would recommend?

>

> I have a good health food store near me that would probably do to

> find out as I know the people there well.

>

> So the EMEM machine I'm using is recommended not to run more than

> 20-25 minutes at a time so I guess

> I'll have to divide things up.

>

> I don't understand the terms duty, fuzz, pulse, sweep, and dwell.

> Is this for a particular machine?

>

> Do the frequencies apply to electrotherapy machines regardless of

> type in general?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Kirk

>

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