Hi, I have tinnitus and sometimes it worse than other times. I have not found any remedy so far but here are a few things that I would recommend: See if nightshade vegetables affect your tinnitus. These are potatoes, tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, eggplant, tomatillos, tamarios, pepinos, pimentos, paprika, and cayenne peppers. These cause inflammation! Regarding noise from blood rushing by the ear, I had noticed the same thing and it happens if I eat a lot of salty foods, like pizza. When there is too much salt ingested, the body will accumulate it in the tissue to keep the blood stab ...
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No, I did not notice that. But my breath smells like chlorine, I was told.   [End]
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Thanks, Tom for posting this interesting development regarding ALS. Stephan   [End]
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I wanted to share two most remarkable success stories about MMS. While in Germany to visit my mother (86) this summer, I noticed that a caretaker of my mother (61) had swollen knuckles on her hands. I always bring my MMS with me on travel, since I am using it as an oral rinse and I offered to share my MMS with the caretaker. Within 5 days, the swelling disappeared and she could freely move all her fingers without any pain. I was astonished! A friend of my mom (female, 71) had rheumatoid arthritis and again I shared my MMS. Within only 2 days, her pain was gone! The two ladies are still ...
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My good friend and kinesiologist, Dr. Elizabeth Barhydt, taught me this technique against headaches: Let your arms hang down your body. Then angle just your hands at 90 degrees to your hips, keep the arms straight. Where the fingers land on the side of the hips, massage these points. Move around until you find sore spots, massage those deeply, the headaches should vanish instantly. With best wishes, Stephan   [End]
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The citric acid is mixed by volume? I feared that this would happen! Not all solutions are created equal... Thanks again and especially for the fast response, so I can modify my table before too many users will read it. I wondered about the other acids, I think these are all by weight. Citric acid has a higher density than water, let’s see how that plays out. Stephan   [End]
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Thanks again, Tom for your insights - that would explain why the CloSys toothpaste that my dentist uses in his pratice does not bleach. He also uses their mouthwash. Another brand is DioxiBrite. I used the Closys but his has saccharine in it, which I didn’t like. With a toothpaste that has sodiumchlorite in it, one may not need to use the MMS for an oral rinse. However, I use the activted form also in my WaterPik - and it destroyed two of them - so I will try the unactivated MMS solution, that will also keep my WaterPik alive. I like to use the WaterPik after flossing, to remove any loo ...
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Update (Feb 03, 2010): I have updated the table. It now has drops calculated for both type of citric acid solutions, for weight- and for volume-percentages! ATTENTION (Feb 02, 2010): SilverFox just replied to my post and pointd out that the citric acid solution is mixed by volume and not by weight. I will have to update my table to correct for that. The other activator solutions should be correct. --------------End of Alert I have posted a corrected version for the accurate stoichiometric mixing of MMS and various activators in table form, for easy lookup: http://www.cur ...
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Updated Feb. 02, 2010. Thanks to SilverFox who pointed out that the citric acid activator is mixed by volume and the MMS solution by weight! In case that some vendors prepare the citric acid solution by weight, I present both in this table. The orange column shows the number of drops for citric acid solutions prepared with concentrations by volume, probably the most common.   I have compiled a lookup table for accurate stoichiometric number of activator drops for a given number of MMS drops and activator percentage used. Please note that my earlier calculations were based on ...
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Tom, I just did the calculation in Excel: If one calculates the molarity of the 22.4% MMS and the 50% citric acid solutions, then they are essentially exactly the same. Now if the valence would be also the same, then one would have to mix 1:1, however, the valence of citric acid is 3 and of MMS (NaClO2) is 1, therefore you need 3 times as much from the MMS solution by volume than you need for the citric acid to achieve a stoichiometrically balanced mix! So for each drop of citric acid, three drops of MMS are required! I mean it probably doesn’t hurt if you use more citric acid tha ...
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Actually, I think I got it all wrong! I assumed that the solutions were prepared by volume, however, as you pointed out, they are prepared by weight! I came to realize this today, when I tried to produce a table of number of drops for various acids and concentrations. Please correct me if I am still wrong, but I now understand that the 22.4% MMS solution is 22.4% NaClO2 + 5.8% NaCl (plus some other minor components) + 72 % H2O = 100% solution. Each percentage has to be taken by weight. So, for example, a 100g solution contains 22.4g of NaClO2. Now I have to calculate the same for ...
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I am also using MMS as a mouth wash with excellent results. I have two root canal treated teeth and Dr. Hussar here in Reno told me that in his practice he has never seen a root canal treated tooth that wasn’t infected! So here may lie a focal infection that then infects the whole mouth (and possibly also your whole body, may cause arthritis, arterial sclerosis including heart attack, stroke, cancer, joint pain and damage, etc.). I read that if you have the correct bacteria in your mouth, you never get cavities and that this is related to your mother’s dental ’flora’. It may also ...
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Maybe MMS liberates mercury in the body? If it is not excreted properly it may end up in the brain! I have read numerous articles and post about amalgam fillings and brain fog. It may be dangerous to use MMS if one has these ’silver’ fillings. Regards, Stephan   [End]
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The 22.4% NaClO2 solution was the result of other, small fractions of salts in the commercially available powder - I believe. 1/4 amount of the powder was mixed with 3/4 amount of water, so it should have been a 25% solution but due to the presence of other salts it ended up being 22.4%. If you get a 28% solution, that is not so different from the 22.4% solution, so you can still use 2 drops of the MMS for each drop of 50% citric acid. If you have the 10% citric acid solution, then for every two drops of MMS you need five drops of the 10% citric acid solution. Hope that helps! Reg ...
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Dear John, I made a post on this forum regarding the proper stoichiometric mixing of MMS and 50% citric acid: http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1525565 I use only half the recommended amount of citric acid, so for 10 drops of MMS I use 5 drops of 50% citric acid. I think that is sufficient. If there is a small amount of unactivated MMS left then that would be activated in the stomach. Silverfox recommended using much smaller dosages, or even using unactivated MMS. Search for his name and read his posts! Regards, Stephan   [End]
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I have used MMS for oral health with great success, I also put it into my water pick - however one of them died, because chlorine dioxid will attack rubber components, like seals, etc. But in some cases the cost may be reasonable if one consider the extra benefit it gives. I also treated my gums once successfully with colloidal silver, but you need to use one with high ppm. I switched from a 500ppm, which I was running out of, to a low 10 ppm and that didn’t do it. I used up what I had left in the 500 ppm bottle and fortunately that took care of it. I used the 500 pmm colloidal silver f ...
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I overheard a conversation of a clerk at Best Buys here in Reno a couple of months ago, about his plugged ear. I enquired and he told me that due to the shape of his ear channel his ear clogs up regularly and he uses an over-the-counter remedy to dissolve the plug. You could ask your local pharmacist for the product. This is for removing a plug formed from the OUTSIDE of the ear due to build-up of ear wax. If you have blockage of the channel that connects the ear to the nose (I don’t know the medical term), then you should see a doctor and find out if you have an inner ear infection ...
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Three days ago I stumbled upon an amazing discovery by the Italian Dr. Paolo Zamboni, that the cause of MS is due iron deposits in the brain that are caused by a blockage in the neck veins and the widening of the neck veins caused immediate improvement in MS patients: http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20091120/W5_liberation_091121/20091121?s_name=W5 I wonder about a connection between this and possible infections in the mouth or due to root canal treated teeth. Possibly the following could happen: Infected teeth or gum --> bacterial biofilms --> bacteria entering th ...
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I think there are two different products with the same name! The volcanic supplement probably contains a lot of trace elements that are from vulcanic origin. I have a mineral supplement extract from seawater, where the table salt has been taken out, it also has a lot of trace minerals. (But its name is not ’miracle mineral supplement’. Jim Humble’s name choice is not the best. Regards, Stephan   [End]
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Actually... I did something similar but then I decided it was a bad idea: I bought some nice glass bottle with sealing glass stops, like I had used them in the chemistry labs. So I premixed the MMS, so I don’t have to wait each morning for 3 minutes until I could use it. I had it diluted and used a dropper to extract the appropriate amount and diluted this further. So far so good. Now the level in the bottle started to lower, as I was using the activated semi-concentrated MMS solution and there was a gap or gas volume forming that would grow day by day. Each time the heating would go on in ...
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Hello Tom, You are right, I completely overlooked that there are other compounds in the MMS, which may also react with the citric acid! Then one would indeed need a little more citric acid. Come to mind, if one of the byproducts of the sodium chlorite production is sodium chlorate, then one should not ingest un-activated MMS - but I don’t know what the remaining few percentages repesent that are in MMS. Or is it just table salt? Regards, Stephan   [End]
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I made some corrections and additions to chemical analysis. Thank you Silverfox for all your input! When more information is gathered I may update this post further. Stephan   [End]
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Dear Slavek, I saw that I had a typo in my post, which I corrected, the 500 ppm colloidal silver is from ’Innovative Natural Products’, you can order online. In the past I ordered directly from them, then there was the rumor that they went out of business and I couldn’t get find their home page, but I recently bought some 500 ppm from Country Health here in Reno. I googled and found this distributor who carries it online: https://www.betterlife.com/prod_list.asp?mode=s&q=Colloidal+Silver+High+Potency+500+ppm I also found a link that analysed their colloidal silver and it says it i ...
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Hallo Tom, Thank you for your further insights! If you would use less citric acid than the stoichiometric optimal ratio, you will not activate all of the sodium chlorite and you would ingest some amount of sodium chlorite. This would then become activated when it hits the stomach acid. Is there any benefit at all to activate sodium chlorite when it is ingested? Or would you use the partially activated solution for oral hygiene? If you have papers or links about the chlorine dioxide chemistry to share, I would like to obtain them to further educate myself. Regards, Stephan
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Even in a life and death situation, it could make things worse: ”Inhalation of chlorine dioxide gas causes coughing, a sore throat, severe headaches, lung oedema and bronchio spasma. The symptoms can begin to show long after the exposure has taken place and can remain for a long time. Chronical exposure to chlorine dioxide causes bronchitis. The health standard for chlorine dioxide is 0,1 ppm.” http://www.lenntech.com/processes/disinfection/chemical/disinfectants-chlorine-dioxide.htm Regards, Stephan   [End]
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Dear Tom, As you know, the activated MMS solution will easily bleach colored fabric - I have had many little spills and can attest to this. I made some activated MMS and then tested with pH paper and it showed acidity, however this could be due to a remaining amount of citric acid, or due to the formation of chlorous acid as you proposed. I used backing soda to neutralize the activated MMS solution until the pH paper showed ~pH 7. Then I applied a drop of this to some colored fabric and the bleaching was very much reduced, only a faintly brighter spot on the fabric. I concluded from ...
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Tom, I am not certain whether ClO2 will remain just a gas in solution. It changes the pH of water, so it affects its proton concentration. It forms an acid, like HCl does. Online search revealed that ClO2 in water can be buffered with phosphate based buffers - but I don’t understand the underlying buffer chemistry (yet). Stephan   [End]
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I would not do it - it could damage your lungs. Chlorine dioxide disolved in water forms an acid - maybe that causes the damage. Search the Internet on safety information regarding inhalation of chlorine dioxide. In another post on this forum I read that if you can smell the chlorine dioxide, then you are already in the low ppm range and it could be harmful to your lungs.   [End]
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Thank you Tom! I also read about the reactance product of chlorite. And yes, if sodium chlorite is ingested it should react with the stomach acid to release chlorine dioxide. A friend of mine told me an amazing success story about an acquaintance of his that got really sick from toxic mold that this guy’s doctor didn’t give him much longer to live. My friend gave him a bottle of MMS and after taking MMS (activated with lemon juice) and quickly getting to 15 drops (I think per day) he got well. When he told my friend that he got a clean bill of health from his doctor, he had tears in ...
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Update: I read on http://www.epa.gov/ogwdw000/mdbp/pdf/alter/chapt_4.pdf Section 4.4.2.1 that chlorine dioxide changes its effectiveness to kill pathogens when the pH is varied - so I must have been mistaken, chlorine dioxide may exist at neutral or even alkaline pH values! The document cites the scientific literature that a higher pH is more effective. I really don’t understand chlorine dioxide and how it stays in molecular form in an alkaline solutions. The document also says that chlorine dioxide is more effective at higher temperatures (Section 4.4.2.2). A search on Google ...
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Hi all, Has anybody posted on the possible chemical reactions of activated MMS in the body? Chlorine dioxide will form an acid when mixed with water, the pH is quite low. If this enters the blood stream, it will react with the blood’s buffer system, since the body tries to keep the pH of blood around 7. There the acid (H2ClO3) will be neutralized and converted into a salt. Will it just be converted back to NaClO2, what we have started with?? Or some other form of salt, like KClO2 or Ca(ClO2)2? The whole thing doesn’t make sense to me. The acid that forms with ClO2 can’t stay that wa ...
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Dear Slavek, 500 ppm colloidal silver might help. Here is my story: a couple of years ago I had my teeth cleaned and when I accidentally close my mouth during the cleaning, the tip of the cleaning tool poked my lower gum. It became infected, because all the bacteria on the stencil tool were jammed into my gum. My lymph nodes swell up, the left side of my face (the left side of my lower jaw got poked) swell up. I used three kinds of oral rinses together, hoping one would do it - but the infection stayed. Then I remembered colloidal silver and I used the 500 ppm from Innovative Natural Pr ...
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PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS POST IS INCORRECT! I assumed that the precentages of the MMS and acid solutions were by volume but they are by WEIGHT! I have therefore posted a table with (hopefully) correct number of activator drops for a given number of MMS drops. I regret that I made a mistake and I hope you accept my appologies. Thanks also to SilverFox who put me on the right track. I’ll leave the material still here for review and maybe in a month or so I will delete it. So please don’t follow the instructions below and skip to my post on February 1st, 2010, in this thread. ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I am in my 50s and still get acne. What I found out is if I avoid dairy and chocolate (possibly other sweets too) then my skin completely clears up. I have also reactions to certain fruits, like strawberries, peaches and possibly others. So I have a choice - either watch what I eat or get the message later...   [End]
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Dear Roseftd, Yes, give Dr. Pardee a call. I think that most or all of the adjustment tools are on the west coast. I think because the original inventor lived in that area. I had two adjustments done. My tinnitus came back, however. I think it happens during the sleep. I have sleep apnea too, and maybe when I go through an episode during the night my neckmuscles act up and I get out of alignment. It did help my friend a lot. His vertigo disappeared and his back also got corrected. But his tinnitus is still there and bothering him a lot. Hope you get your TMJ and neck problem re ...
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Dear Group, I have some news regarding tinnitus: A friend of mine was messed up by a chiropractor and I invited him to stay at my house in Reno. He had extremely strong tinnitus since he saw that chiropractor in Huntsville, AL including balance probems, etc. We drove together to Dr. Stuart Pardee (775) 782-5143 in Minden, Nevada, a 1-1/4 hour drive from Reno. He did an x-ray and did an adjustment of his atlas (that is the C1 or the first vertebra that supports the skull). All nerves are running down this first element of the spine. His was way out and mine was out a little. Dr. Parde ...
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I kept the mattress - the odor vanished in a couple of months. Thanks! Stephan   [End]
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I have posted here on this forum and extensively on the Yahoo FScan forum about the F-Scan2. I bought mine last year in April and have studied the electronic circuitry of the F-Scan2. The F-Scan2 has a design flaw since it does not limit the bandwidth before the ADC digitized the DC voltage that is picked up with the finger electrode. There are some pictures of the older filter that I built for the F-Scan2 on this forum as well. On the FScan forum you find several PDF documents that summarize my findings. In addition, I designed a filter that can be plugged into the F-Scan2 and no so ...
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Dear Group, It has been a while since I did post on my development of my first F-Scan2 filter design. It is almost a year now! Interest revived when I attended the Frequency Research Workshop at Las Vegas a month ago. This workshop was held by Dr. Jeff Sutherland and was very interesting! I was approached regarding my filter and I was not very happy with the external filter, it needed its own power supply, you needed to connect it to the F-Scan2 and it was expensive and time consuming to build! So I looking for a cheap alternative and I looked at various filter ICs that a ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Dear Bob, I still have the tinnitus (it is not too bad), tried mangnesium for several weeks with no relief. The mattress I bought from Brokestore (Temperpeudic) arrived and had a bad chemical smell that percisted for several weeks. I thought I also detected a hint of tabaco smell, maybe this was a ’recycled’ mattress that a smoker tried out and then the treated it with something to cover up the smoke smell? A friend of mine also got the same mattress but it never had any odor. Strange. She very much likes her mattress, by the way. The mattress is quite comfortable but not as much ...
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Dear Group, Dr. Zimmerman called me to a meeting with Dr. Oschman and Clint Ober, who were investigating the effect of sleeping while grounded. They left me with a grounding pad and grounding cord to try out. I pushed the grounding rod into the lawn and connected it to the pad which I put on my mattress and over that the bed sheet. I was sleeping already with a grounded screen (aluminum fly screen) but that was underneath the mattress. I disconnected that screen which was previously grounded to an AC outlet. I didn’t sleep that well, since the pad was for a twin-size mattress and I have ...
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Hi all, I posted on the last thread on this forum and I thought of another connection with regard to TMJ. I reported that I have sleep apnea and I have tinnitus and possibly also a problem with TMJ. My good friend Dr. John Zimmerman from the Mountain Medical Pulmonary & Sleep Center in Carson City, Nevada, once commented to me on my observation that my son jerked his teeth during his sleep that this could be a sign of sleep apnea. The body tries to open up the obstructed air path and by doing so increases the tension in the jaw. He also told me that obstruction of the air path could ...
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One more thing: A dear friend of mine, Dr. Elizabeth Barhydt, is a ’Touch For Health’ practitioner, she is a kinesiologist. Before she moved with her husband to Henderson, Nevada, they gave their last workshop here in Reno, which I happened to videotape and put on DVD. One participant was a lady with TMJ problems and she was considering surgery. During the workshop Dr. Barhydt was able to relieve much of the TMJ pain by balancing the jaw muscles of this lady. It was really remarkable! You can visit Dr. Barhydt’s web site at: www.lovinglife.org Since I have tinnitus and just now learne ...
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Interesting!! I have tinnitus for quite some time and tried to relate it to whatever I eat or do. I don’t have TMJ, at least I don’t think I have it - BUT if I move my jaw, the sound of the tinnitus changes noticeably and I wondered about a connection here. Now magnesium is commonly known to help relax muscle tension - and I guess that could work for TMJ/tinnitus. Great discovery and thanks for sharing! I am also thinking about the following: During the night I try to sleep on my right and left sides. I have sleep apnea, I had a sleep study done and they found that the apnea ...
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Dear ParaZapper, I included the information, since it gives us an approximate value for the average consumption of aluminum here in the US. The amount of 40 mg of aluminum in 7 liter of plasma corresponds to 5.7 ppm. Now look carefully at the following graph: (Taken from http://www.zeta-meter.com/5min.pdf) This graph shows you that aluminum at 4 ppm will zero the Zeta Potential if started at -30 mV. In this case, every American should be dead. Luckily, the Zeta Potential is not at -30 mV (without the aluminum) but much lower. However, the blood can destabilize when too man ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Dear Group, Once in a while I read discussions that revolve around the issue about drinking proper amounts of water and taking proper amounts of salt for ’zapping’ to function effectively. I need to comment on this issue. If you drink too little water and eat too much salty foods, then you overload your body with these disolved solids that the blood has to carry and the kidneys have to try to excreet. If you drink enough water but you don’t get proper amounts of electrolytes you are better off than with too little water and too much salt - but you will also not fell wel ...
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This is correct! This is one person’s opinion, the first person that took a serious look into the design and electrical performance of the F-Scan2 after Mr. Aubrey Scoon did a similar analysis for the F-Scan: http://www.scoon.co.uk/Electrotherapy/fscan.htm Neither Dr. Sutherland nor the other ’authorities’ in electro therapy have the background in electronics that I and Mr. Scoon have. And if they do, they have not looked at the F-Scan or F-Scan2. While I have stated that the F-Scan2 has helped people in the past and there is a lot of anecdotal evidence for this, it is despite th ...
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Dear Wichitastraw, I did buy an F-Scan2 in April and I am evaluating it. The device shows spurious peaks and at this point I do not think that its DIRP (diagnostic mode) is reliable although the unit costs $4,000 new. I live in Nevada. I have posted several reviews on this forum about the F-Scan2 and also at http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/fscan/ but you have to become a member and that may take up to a week. These are very recent posts from mid-April to now. The F-Scan2 and also the F-Scan have helped people due to its ’Therapy’ mode but I do not think it is due to its unre ...
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Today I took a picture of the scope traces from the F-Scan2 during a DIRP at 1360 Hz. The F-Scan2 reportedly shows spurious peaks at 1360Hz, 2720Hz, 5080Hz and so on, every 1360 Hz. This is caused by aliasing of the ADC (analog-to-digital converter) in the F-Scan2 and I will show you how that happens: http://curezone.com/upload/_x_y_z_forums/zapper/F-Scan2_1360Hz_aliasing_Scope... The top trace is the sampling signal for the ADC in the F-Scan2 (scope channel connected to the RESET pin on the ADC). Below is the end of the F-Scan2 frequency burst signal as measured from the F-Scan2 o ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Dear Dave, Thank you for your post! I became a member on the F-Scan forum at Yahoo, so I already saw your Excel spreadsheet. Funny, ’banana people’! Yes, you are absolutely right - people that own and/or used the F-Scan2 and got well confuse their health improvement with the (possibly) useless DIRP function! I am reading through all 2,100 postings on the F-Scan forum, I am halfway through. I am thankful for Dr. Loyd to post some interesting information on that forum regarding chelation therapy. The compound called ’NDF’, which is derived from spirulina ($79 per 1 oz.), seems to give g ...
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Dear Dennis, Thank you for the link with your data! While I was able to ’replicate’ the spectrum of case ’IT’, although each time I made a scan the hits were at a different location. Now the case ’IS’ really is interesting. As you pointed out there are two broad features in the conductivity (CV). THIS looks to me very real!!! I tried to replicate this with the resistor network and although I got hits scattered all over the place there was no similarity to your data. I will do some more testing later today but I think this is an indication of real responses. That is what I would ...
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Dear Dennis, Thank you for your post! You raised a question that I wondered about myself: Why do some people get results and I don’t? And why were you not able to use it with certain individuals while it seems to work fine and repeatable with others? This goes into a completely different subject - that of dowsing and muscle testing, etc., which I am also familiar with. It could be that the F-Scan2 is sensitive to the believe system of the individual. As silly as that might sound, I have come across these things in my life. But I assumed that the F-Scan2 is not of this tpye of device bu ...
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Dear Richard, When I use a resistive network (two resistors in parallel or you can use a 10k potentiometer to make a voltage divider) and I scan several times, then in some cases I also get different results each time. I did a scan around the herpes zoster peak at 418kHz between 400 kHz and 450 kHz with a small step size of 100 Hz and the overall pattern looks very similar in the three scans (one with finger, two with resistors). I had herpes zoster 19 years ago when I was working on my Ph.D. in physics, maybe I got stressed out and the virus broke out. For people on the forum who do ...
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I would love to take a look at the DIRP scan files from people that also have an F-Scan2 together with their interpretation. Yes, I have read, e.g. posts from ’vtool’ that sounded incredible, that is why I made the decision to buy it and test it. I am interested in a device that can detect these resonances. I wish I could post images of the graphs here. Then, again, I said that maybe my F-Scan isn’t picking anything up because I am ’so healthy’? It should pick up something, e.g., I had herpes zoster (face) about 19 years ago. The bugs should be still around, but the F-Scan2 isn’t pick i ...
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Dear 2tuff, I am not disputing the effectiveness of the therapy mode, which is like a regular Rife frequency generator. I want to tell you and the forum what happened with me in the last few weeks while experimenting with my own scanner version (which also didn’t work) and with the F-Scan2. I started with the soundboard output from my laptop amplified that a little and tried to see if I could detect small changes in the impedance as a function of frequency. I bought two short pieces of copper tubing from a local hardware store and cleaned them with ketchup to remove the tarnish of ...
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Dear ohfor07, Well, the F-Scan2 is SUPPOSED to work as a detection/monitoring system and the apply the detected frequency in its ’therapy mode’. I have read about Dr. Clark’s syncrometer but I haven’t built my own. Before forum members critizise me - I do believe (although I don’t know) that these things work, Rife machines and EAV or syncrometer devices. But the DIRP function in the F-Scan2 is disappointing. It could be that it didn’t show any pathogens since I am quite healthy - at least that is what I think. Read my reply in the message by 2tuff (next in the thread) there are s ...
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Yesterday I received a used F-Scan2. I was interested in the unit since I had similar ideas of building such a device myself 10 years ago. The idea is quite simple: If there exist pathogens in the human body that have specific resonant frequencies with which one can destroy them, then it should be, at least hypothetically, possible to detect them with some kind of electronic device. My initial idea was that one should be able to detect minute changes in the impedance of the body at those resonant frequencies. A sort of spectrum analyzer for ’bugs’. The other way that I though ... [Image Embedded Here]
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A few days ago, I came across a forum message that posted a link to this skin parasite web site: http://www.skinparasites.com/ Here you may find some answers to your problems. With best wishes, Stephan   [End]
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Oops, the correct URL for Dr. Gilbert Ling is: http://www.gilbertling.org   [End]
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Hi, The ingredients in Dr. Clark’s remedy are neurotoxins (at least one of them), they may be the cause of this problem and not a result of the cleanse. When I told a friend what I was going to take (haven’t started it) he found information on the web regarding woormwood: http://www.wormwood-absente.com/thujone.htm So you might experience these probelms during your cleansing periode but then it most probably will dissapeare. Stephan   [End]
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The link to the site is compromised, there is a space that brakes the URL. Here is the corrected link: http://www.chemweb.com/alchem/articles/1052327194413.html The article is about the very recently accessed THz (terahertz) region of the electromagnetic spectrum. I doubt that a Rife-type device can access that wavelength region, even with overtones in mind. But it is nontheless the best article that shows how electromagnetic resonance can be used in medicine, surprise! While some chemicals show their effect by having a certain color, others show up with resonances in the THz reg ...
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Hi all! I would like to add some info on the so-called ’sodium-potassium’ pump. Please visit Dr. Gilbert Ling’s web site www.gilberling.org. He wrote several books on that subject and in his own research he discovered that the protein in the living cell itself is responsible for maintaining a high potassium concentration in the cell. His book ’Life at the cell and below cell level’ is an eye-opener for anyone seriously interested in this subject, I am reading it. I am not so familiar with biology but this book is fantastic, it has detailed information with a large glossary that allows s ...
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