Does rife treatment require electrolyte balance?

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Nenah Sylver may be correct.She is a researcher so its possible the statement is true.Regardless though ,proper electrolyte balance is important for the human body to function properly.If your electrolytes are out of balance it can cause harm.So it is quite important to keep a proper electrolyte balance in the body..This is one reason to use sea salt,as it has many trace minerals..IENot getting enough potassium can cause heart problems( just like too much will kill you too).Not getting enough magnesium can cause muscle cramps as well as cause many systems to shut down in the bodyIf your electrolyte become too dilute too quickly it can cause death Does rife

treatment require electrolyte balance? Posted by: "scdlymie" scdlymie@... scdlymie Date: Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:32 am ((PDT))Due to a recent experience of finding myself losing potassium and being low in sodium and how this

impacted my rife treatment, I wondered if anyone else has explored this question?Could this be a factor in why some people don't seem to respond to rife treatment?I recently saw a comment on another forum about something Nenah Sylver said about thyroid as I recall, but the thing that caught my attention was something about the cells being able to hold the charge from the rife treatment. If this is important, then electrolytes would seem to be crucial, right?Sherry"Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything

really special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and to dare to love completely." -R. Buckminster Fuller