According to one of my doctors , lyme has the ability to morph into another form of it.One visit BB might be predominant, Another time its B garinii that shows up in muscle testing.So completely different frequencies hit it better,One day that might

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According to one of my doctors , lyme has the ability to morph into another form of it.One visit BB might be predominant, Another time its B garinii that shows up in muscle testing.So completely different frequencies hit it better,One day that might be 432 another day it will be 382.My suspicion is that since lyme can go from spirochete to L shaped to cyst form, a slight variation might hit one form better than another.It may also be true that a slight variation in caliber exists in the machines

Re: mycoplasma coil frequency Posted by: "musiclady" sueblanton@... sueblanton Date: Wed Jan 25, 2012 6:14 pm ((PST))Hi Sherry,I agree that it is possible that bigger or fatter organisms may have a slight variation in what they respond too, but I also think that the differences in how the machines are calibrated may account for 432.10 being more effective then 432. Without a scanner though, I wonder how these people know which frequency in the scan is most effective. I guess you could pendulum test as you are running the sweep but then the accuracy of these tests could be in question because success with the pendulum is totally dependent ones ability to stay neutral. This also doesn't account

for why Doug M. and S and a multitude of others were able to run only 432 on the coil machine and completely eradicate it. They didn't use in fancy sweeps or any number beyond 432.> >> > Hi group,> > > > I was just looking at the lymeprotocol.com site. They say that lyme and co-s can become resistant to a frequency after a few months. How is that possible? I can understand how they get resistant coatings from antibiotics or any environmental change (adapt to the environment), but

how do they adapt to frequencies? It was my understanding that this is how rife/coil is different than other treatments, as the bacteria can't adapt to frequencies - can they?> > > > Thanks,> > Jodie "O"> >> "Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything

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