Re: Re: Any issues with coiling the head directly? Plus length of time question

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no problem for coiling the crane ets for me and for brain fog I found that venex th ebee venon ointment helps temporary better than none as well as the radiac th eproblem with the radiac it give terrible herx

kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2012 8:28 AMSubject: Re: Any issues with coiling the head directly? Plus length of time question

Hi. Do not be afraid to coil your head. I've been doing that for years. If one has a brain infection, it's necessary (imo). But, one must build up the coiling treatment time on the head, very gradually. Start slow, and gauge the herx.I currently coil my head for Lyme (at 432 Hz.) for 24 minutes a week. I get my head area from every angle, for 3 minutes on each section:1. The crown of my head (I place the coil on top of my head like a hat, while laying down).2. The back of my head and neck (I lay down on top of the coil and place the back of my head in the hole).3. The sides of my face (left and right).4. The front of my neck and jaw (I place the edge of the coil under my chin).5. The sides of my neck and jaw, left and right (I place the edge of the coil under each ear, resting on the side of my neck and shoulder, while laying down).WHEN RIFING YOUR HEAD, EARPLUGS ARE NECESSARY TO PROTECT YOUR EARS FROM DAMAGE,

DUE TO THE LOUD HUM OF THE COIL.I just had my 3 year anniversary of coiling for Lyme, the first week of this month. The coil machine has helped me tremendously, and I am so very grateful to S. and all the wonderful people in this group.I was feeling 100% well around this time last year, and I attempted to return to my old lifestyle, which incorporated very moderate alcohol consumption on a daily basis (a beer with dinner). BIG MISTAKE. HUGE.Alcohol creates conditions in the body which faciliate the propagation of Bb, and no protocol can keep up with it. I have since learned that this organism most probably can NEVER be totally eradicated from the body, and the best one can hope for is remission.BTW - I have it from a private, personal source, who was in direct contact with Doug MacLean, that Doug still coils regularly, and has done, for over 20 years, in order to maintain his health. Doug has remained in remission

and is healthy today.I'm not sure if it's necessary to keep coiling to retain a state of remission. BUt it is taking me months of coiling, alcohol free, to regain the state of remission I attained last year.I am, however, doing pretty well. I can function and do my 5 mile power walking, some days. Some days, I herx, and I cannot do much.I coil my entire body for Lyme for 101 minutes (every 7-10 days), in sections (not all on the same day). The coil machine is THE BEST rife device for treating Lyme and co's, but penetration must not be overstated. To be thorough, one may have to cover the surface of the entire body with coil machine treatments. If that procedure is not followed, theoretically, one could be "missing a spot" and missing some of the infection.The coil machine only kills what's directly underneath it, in my personal experience. I had stopped treating a section of my body late last year, due to other health

issues surrounding it (the backs of my knees). I have strong evidence that the infection began to breed again in that spot, and spread to the rest of my body. I am currently treating that area again, and I'm herxing there.Word to the wise - cover everything. Never consume alcohol, except on very special occasions, such as holdiays, etc., and never for two days in a row. I wouldn't touch it again, but for some people, a single glass of wine or a beer, every now and then, might be OK.- Jane>> I'm finding the brain fog so discouraging, in spite of all of the detox protocols, that I want to coil the head directly, but something about putting that big, electronic humming coil on my noggin is giving me pause.

It's one thing to hug it to my belly, but I feel anxious about putting it directly on my head. May I ask how others have fared with this?> > Also - I'm perplexed about what the increase in time accomplishes. Is it that the longer time we can do the *more* of the little buggers we kill? Or is it that some of them are so robust they take *longer* to kill? Or is it that you need to be able to tolerate a longer coil time so that it can penetrate deeper into the body? > > Thanks!> > Best regards,> > Fifi>