Caution about youtube video in Re: rife vs. coil vs. B

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Jim,

I saw that video before I got our machine and hadn't watched it again until just

now. Just a couple of words of caution for Doug Coil users: In the video he

says to turn the AMPL knob up to 15 amps, and he does it really fast.

Stolar, who built our machine, is very clear, make that ADAMANT, that you need

to use 13 amps, and NEVER go above 14 amps. I think the machine in the video may

be an Levy machine, and maybe it's different, but for the ones that

Stolar, Terry Fitzsimmons and Sirmon build, 13 is the goal and 14 is the

limit.

Also, when turning up the AMPL knob, it's criticl to do it slowly, maybe taking

8 seconds to go from 0 to 13 amps. I also noticed that before he turned on the

amplifier both of his gain knobs were in the fully 'ON' position. When powering

on the entire coil machine, you first make sure the AMPL knob is turned off as

well as the gain knobs. After the power switches to the frequency generator and

amplifier are turned on (and the capacitor box in the case of the one on the

video, ours doesn't have a separate " on " switch), THEN you turn the gain knobs

all the way up at the same time, and THEN you turn on the AMPL knob, slowly to

13 amps, reversing the procedure for powering down.

It looks complicated at first, and can be a bit overwelming--especially if

you're experiencing any confusion from bugs, but I've been coiling for Lyme and

Bart since January, and have recently crested a hill and am feeling better than

I have in years. If you have a friend who you trust who can help you walk

through your set-up and first use, that would be the way to go. I did it over

the phone with , and I know that , and Terry--whoever you buy

from, would be more than happy to help you get up and running with it.

I researched and chose this machine for my husband who we knew had Lyme, and he

is 90% better since January. I'd suspected I'd had Lyme for years, and from

using the machine not only confirmed that I did, but then I had Bart. rear it's

head after I started treating for Lyme, and I finally feel like I'm on the

winning side of that war.

Tara

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> > I watched a DVD back from the 2006 Rife conference w/ Rosner and Doug

Maclean (friend let me borrow it) where they discuss the coil machine used to

treat Lyme. It was very interesting and got me into researching this form of

therapy. I never got a chance to actually see the machine or understand the

difference as far as use compared to the GB 4000 which I have seen/used a few

times. Is it more difficult to use the coil machine? Any info

comparing/constrasting the 2 machines is very appreciated. My

naturopath/nutritionist sold me Life Frequencies Professional. It is essentially

a rife machine program for my laptop. It works on sound frequency. For $120 we

thought it was worth trying but I just don't want to waste my time on something

that isn't going to bring down the bacterial load enough otherise it is like

running on ice...getting nowhere. I feel like I can say we seen some herxing

with it but who knows. It wasn't like how we felt when we tried the GB 4000. I

just feel like I have looked since April at machines and need to make a decision

since school ended Fri and I want to get a jump start on it over the summer. My

daughter (10 yrs old) has gone in reverse in the past 2 months after 18 months

of steadily doing better. I'm not sure what has caused the backslide but I need

to try and get ahead of the game again. It is torture watching her feel

anxious, have meltdowns and OCD creep back into the picture again. We/dr.

believe it is the Bart causing this.

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