Hi,My whole house has iron in it, i found a spot in the hall where there is no iron, but it is a about three feet away from the iron bed frame, but the coil seems to work the dial seems to move ok.The coil doesn t seem to heat up that much even if i

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Hi,My whole house has iron in it, i found a spot in the hall where there is no iron, but it is a about three feet away from the iron bed frame, but the coil seems to work the dial seems to move ok.The coil doesn t seem to heat up that much even if i use it for long periods of time, so im ok there.Thanks for the response.DamariseTo: Lyme_and_Rife From: alicia.colon@...Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 16:49:34 -0500Subject: OT: coil

my coil machine wasn't working correctly,

the amp meter wasn't moving properly, I put everything on a rolling cart

so I can move it around, I was coiling while on my mattress which has springs

and next to a wrought iron head board, I now sit on a wooden chair or bench

w/the machine away from metals and it's working properly now.

So I'd keep the machine away from metals

and the coil away from the machine by 6 ft and while you're coiling don't

be near metal, sit on the floor or on a wooden chair, etc.

Also as you build up time, have some

old clothes (coil clothes) and double up on them, this way you won't have

to worry as the coil heats up it won't burn you. I don't run my coil

any longer than 30 min's, then I'll cool it down and finish.

alicia

From:

damarise ignitus

To:

<lyme_and_rife >

Date:

02/24/2012 04:09 PM

Subject:

RE: OT: Coil heating

metals

Sent by:

Lyme_and_Rife

Hi

I was wondering if the coil can heat up metals in the body, for example

if someone has high levels of metals in the body, or iron as well, does

it have an effect on metal minerals in the body, and i was wondering also

can one keep a coil machine near furniture made of iron like an iron made

table or bed. will it effect the machine and damage it.

Thanks

Damarise

To: Lyme_and_Rife

From: alicia.colon@...

Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 10:01:17 -0500

Subject: OT: Coil heating metals

I know lots of people who coil for long periods of time w/amalgams and

they never heated up, I see that a lot of the metals Adam tested didn't

heat up, does anyone know if titanium would heat up? I have an implant

in one tooth and was wondering if it would heat up when I coil?

From:

"jimjax2"

To:

Lyme_and_Rife

Date:

02/23/2012 08:35 PM

Subject:

Re: Tooth

Pains - Doug Coil / GB-4000?

Sent by:

Lyme_and_Rife

Hi Adam,

Good work!! I guess this clears up some things about metals...

I just hope the family heirlooms are all still intact... :-)

Jim

> > >

> > > Hi Yahdean,

> > >

> > > Thank you for your reply with the several suggestions.

> > >

> > > Question: I have the Doug Coil, and it is obviously quick

for treatments.

> > >

> > > How do you know that the Doug Coil would overheat metal

fillings? The reason I ask is that many Doug Coil users Rife their head,

like my wife does, and I have never heard, over the last several years,

of at least one response on such heating, considering one would think at

least some individuals would of had metal fillings.

> > >

> > > Your help would be very much appreciated.

> > >

> > > Adam

> > >

> >

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