Re: found doc in ct that does fscan

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so lena,are you saying that you no longer use the (what is it?) abpa a2?  is that a separate machine?  or do they work together.  can i assume that if i get in contact with dr loyd he can/will explain all this to me as i am very confused with all the technology?

barbara

 

Just keep in mind, that at 1000, or even 10,000 frx at a time for a scan, with the machine working its way up to  over 10,000,000 frx., scanning is a long, tedious process. That's why I no longer use that feature, but simply work my way through the 3000+ frx of Sutherland's Lyme frx which seem to cover most possibilities. Then if something else comes along, I check out CAFL.

One thing I just remembered: When I first contracted to have remote treatments, I was told I should take 4Life Transfer factor (contains cow colostrum) first and during, as it helps rebuild the immune system. I did this for several months until I began to progress and do other things. (Actually, this was one of my incentives to pursue S & C as C is an immune supporter.) Transfer factor is quite expensive, but does work. 

 

I just got off the phone with a holistic docs office in ct that has the fscan unit the cost per session they told me was 80 dollars they were talking about a protocal they use supplements etc .I asked them if i could just be scanned to find out what pathogens i have so i could treat it with the coil.They werent familar with the doug coil machine thats how i took it anyway.But i am gonna make an appointment to be scanned by this machine and see what else they have to say.