Guest guest Posted December 21, 1999 Report Share Posted December 21, 1999 On 17 Dec 99, at 17:12, Jules Ferris wrote: > Synchrometer was invented by Dr. Hulda to > identify toxins and parasites in the body, it > resonates when it identifies something - as I > understand it, you can touch it to all different areas > of the body. Actually the instrument works like this: It has two test plates. On one of them you place a sample of the parasite, solvent, etc you want to test for. On the other plate you place a tissue sample from the body organ you want to know if the parasite (or solvent, etc) is in. One interesting thing, which was mentioned at the seminar I attended, is that all livers (or any other organ) has the same frequency. So you don´t have to use a tissue sample of a human liver for testing, but could as well use a piece of a fish liver! > Apparently it is quite accurate, but > difficult to learn to use, sort of like learning to be > able to identify musical notes by sound. I thought so too before seeing the syncrometer being used at the seminar. But hearing the resonance is actually very easy. What is the most difficult thing is to apply the correct pressure on the probe. The woman demonstrating the syncrometer said that it took her about a year of almost daily practice to master the instrument. Best regards, Ulf ulftage@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 25, 1999 Report Share Posted December 25, 1999 In a message dated 12/21/99 06:32:28, ulftage@... writes: << Actually the instrument works like this: It has two test plates. On one of them you place a sample of the parasite, solvent, etc you want to test for. On the other plate you place a tissue sample from the body organ you want to know if the parasite (or solvent, etc) is in. >> Ulf, does the synchrometer also have an attachment that you hold onto so that your own body frequency is spmehow involved in measuring the samples on the two plates? Robin G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 1999 Report Share Posted December 30, 1999 On 25 Dec 99, at 9:51, RJGoldsmit@... wrote: > > << Actually the instrument works like this: It has two test plates. On > one of them you place a sample of the parasite, solvent, etc you want > to test for. On the other plate you place a tissue sample from the > body organ you want to know if the parasite (or solvent, etc) is in. > >> > > Ulf, does the synchrometer also have an attachment that you hold onto > so that your own body frequency is spmehow involved in measuring the > samples on the two plates? Robin G. Yes, the person being tested also has to be part of the circuit. Holding one (zapper) electrode in one hand and the probe is pressed against the other hand. This is not so easy to describe in words, but it is very easy to grasp once you have seen it with your own eyes. Best regards, Ulf ulftage@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2000 Report Share Posted March 6, 2000 Hi List, I'm a degreed Electronic Engineer with a P.E. license and 25 years of professional experience. The latter includes 6 years of prototyping and starting up manufacturing of brand new consumer electronic products and 12 years of electronic testing. On 12/21/99 " Kathy Neff " <neff@x... wrote: > I have built the Syncrometer and am just getting > started with trying to get a resonance. Kathy, I appreciate your interest. How did you get involved in electronics? Maybe I can help. The word " synchrometer " is a brand new word. It's also an unintentional misnomer because Dr.'s electronic circuits as published in her books have little or nothing to do with synchronization, synchronous or synchronized operation. The word " resonance " is also an unintentional and unfortunate misnomer. If you do some of the tests suggested by Dr., and if you look for electronic resonance, you may never find it because the function of Dr.'s electronic circuits as published in her books has little or nothing to do with creating " resonance " . > I was wondering if anyone has a function generator.. > ..I have one that I bought and it has a counter > on it...... Yes, I do have a function generator. You're talking about an off-the-shelf electronic test instrument for generating repetitive, low voltage electronic signals for testing purposes, and this test tool often comes together with a built-in electronic frequency counter with a digital display. > Is it possible to measure resonance > with the counter? If so, could you tell about > your readings? Theoretically, yes. Practically, no, and there are many reasons. Number one, most electronic frequency counters with digital displays are not designed to measure or display signals that are transient. To work reliably, they need a signal that is steady and stable for 10-15 seconds, at the very least. Number two, at the time these tests are being performed, there are several frequencies present, and these counters are designed to measure single frequencies only. Try a memory scope. All the very best, Rob Rob , P.E. Licensed Professional Engineer E-mail: rob_davis@... ---------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2000 Report Share Posted March 16, 2000 Ultimately, as with all of life's most valuable experiences, you will have to experience 1st hand, the miracle of the syncrometer. I plan to buy one (her $200 one), along with her video tapes. I am even prepared to go to her workshops. This is the only way I know, of personally discovering its validity... . Even then, I would not expect anyone to trust MY experience. They too, would have to learn, then teach someone else first hand; and so on, and so forth. From: Gordon L Kraus <krausgl@...> I am very much interested in determining whether the Syncrometer really works. It seems to me that Dr 's entire (unique) system depends on the validity of the Syncrometer. If it works, the system is valid. If not, then we are chasing a dream. As a result of observing the discussions on this list, I have come to the conclusion that none of us knows how to make it work the way Dr says it should work. Whether as a parasite zapper, or as a detecter of pollutants, the thing does me no good if I can't make it work - and I certainly don't want to have to depend on an " expert " , when Dr says that ANYONEcan make and use the device. Whenever anyone has posted something about the Syncrometer, I have watched carefully in order to gain better knowledge of its construction and use - to no avail. I'm not dreadfully sick, nor do I have relatives who have died the painful death of conventional cancer treatment, so this issue is not a critical one for me. But I think I'd be wasting my time monitoring this list if I couldn't get better information than that which has been put forth in the last few months. Gordon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2000 Report Share Posted March 18, 2000 Gordon feels that Dr. 's entire system depends on the validity of the syncrometer, but I'm not ready to throw out the baby with the bathwater. Many of us have had good results with her parasite cleanse and liver/gallstone cleanse, and we've learned of the need for flax oil or other EFA's in our bodies. So is she wrong or right about it taking a combination of parasites and solvents in order for a person to get cancer? Is a syncrometer the only way to determine if there are solvents in a person's body? If a CBC can determine iron and sodium levels, and there are blood tests for mercury and lead, then why can't there be tests for proplyene glycol and other solvents, aside from using her syncrometer invention. Have hair tests been proven to usually be true, or are they false much of the time? Of course, the belief function of our minds must be considered also, and a few oncologists have been successful with visualization therapy, which doesn't work for all their patients, but what really does work for everybody? Certainly not chemotherapy. Perhaps a combination of alternative medicines should be considered, depending upon the individual, with my choice being the Dr. cleanses, metal detoxification, herb teas, and a diet built upon non-toxic, nutritious foods that build health, not the average diet that destroys health. .....Bernice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2001 Report Share Posted June 4, 2001 Hi Saskia, I borrowed a video from my brother of a training session for synchrometer use. It wasn't too difficult to use, but some people have expressed a difficulty in " getting the hang of it " . I'd reccomend getting the video of how to use it as the first step in deciding to buy a synchrometer. It also showed how to make a synchrometer which would cost much less than a premade one. The synchrometer use takes some practice and you get a " knack " for the right pressure and consistency of that pressure every time you apply the probe to yourself. Not real complicated and not real technical. I believe most anyone that put their mind to it could perfect the technique. Other than that, I have no first hand experience with the synchrometer. Vince Richter >From: s.vd.molen@... >Reply-Dr >Dr >Subject: Syncrometer >Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2001 09:25:45 -0000 > >I was wondering if anybody is using a syncrometer and if it is >difficult to use. i am thinking of buying one, but i am not sure if it >might be too complicated... >Anybody has any experience with it? >Thanks >saskia > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2002 Report Share Posted December 30, 2002 What is a syncrometer? Where can I get one and does it work? Thanks, Ken Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2002 Report Share Posted December 30, 2002 Read 's book, Cure for all Diseases. That tells you what it is. Yes, it works for people who have the requisite physical and mental skills and have developed them sufficiently. It is entirely up to the user as to whether it works for him/her. Leo ------------------------- > What is a syncrometer? Where can I get one and does it work? > Thanks, Ken > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2002 Report Share Posted December 31, 2002 Hi all, I think that the syncrometer requires a musical ear as otherwise you would be unable to tell the difference between the bleeps. Some people can listen to the horn on an ice-cream selling van and say that was E flat , G but others can't I have aquired just before Christmas, samples on slides of various diseases from an auction as a doctor probably died but Dr 's syncrometer video says you need to test on yourself for six months before you can diagnose for anyone else. You can make a syncrometer in a shoe box as the instructions are in Dr 's book. I lent the book to someone whose child has Muscular dystrophy. According to Dr Rath that may be down to lack of vitamins and minerals and certainly the mother was complaining of allergies. You make up the samples of toxins from your environment as the instructions are in the book too but the bacteria etc are more difficult to come by. The body parts you get from a fish or the butcher. I have samples of body parts WITH infections ,cancer etc. The patient spits in a bag and that goes on one test plate and what you think they might have on the other test plate. As I said the biggest problem is being able to hear the difference in the bleeps but if you are too young or too old or ill then your own energy might interfere with the result so it is necessary to do everything twice. I think I was also worried about what I might find.!! Liz Re:Syncrometer Read 's book, Cure for all Diseases. That tells you what it is. Yes, it works for people who have the requisite physical and mental skills and have developed them sufficiently. It is entirely up to the user as to whether it works for him/her. Leo ------------------------- > What is a syncrometer? Where can I get one and does it work? > Thanks, Ken > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2002 Report Share Posted December 31, 2002 PS I looked up South American herbs for cancer nad the file on Pau D'Arco looks good with an American patent too. LIz Re:Syncrometer Read 's book, Cure for all Diseases. That tells you what it is. Yes, it works for people who have the requisite physical and mental skills and have developed them sufficiently. It is entirely up to the user as to whether it works for him/her. Leo ------------------------- > What is a syncrometer? Where can I get one and does it work? > Thanks, Ken > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2004 Report Share Posted January 7, 2004 that is where the saliva went. to toronto. we wanted it for him so we could see the difference. rhoda Re: Syncrometer - Wait Rhoda...you lost me, sorry. Your sending the saliva where? You talking about to your own general practitioner or the 2 syncrometer saliva testers I referenced? I didnt provide the info ----- > > I can dig up a good source for a woman/daughter duo that does full > body syncrometer testing if you want. I think under $150 for sure. > Their in Toronto and all that is needed is a saliva sample to be > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 4, 2008 Report Share Posted August 4, 2008 Hi Karin: thanks for replying It is fun to talk to people from all over the world! Syncrometer Hello I'm from Norway and I purchased the syncrometer from Dr. zentrum in Switzerland. I used almost a whole summer, but afterwords I know that I could have learned it before because I used a handcream--- --and you must have hands without fat. I could test as soon as I stopped using that cream. Karin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Hi - It seems necessary to learn how to use the syncrometer to test everything. I am willing to work on this. When checking out the self Health website, all I saw were the bottle copies for testing. Does anyone have any experience with using them? If I order them, do I need to make copies of everything and use those as a master? It seems sort of " magic " and I am not really sure how this would all work. I really thought that I would be getting the actual item, not a bottle copy. Does it matter? Thanks for your response. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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