#Rife generator should i remove it skin

Is it? It also is much cheaper, which I know doesn't always mean much as far as efficacy, but still. > However, when I hear others talking about Rife machines that have certain frequencies for lyme or whatever, I get a feeling that my zapper is inferior to a Rife machine. Also, it seems when he has lyme flare-ups it is when he has not been using it as strictly as he should. My son, who has lyme, muscle-tests to use it. > I purchased a Clark zapper (Auto-Zap) from. That will be a challange, as I am so (oh well, we won't go there):-) > I am new here and have some questions I hope someone can answer in a way I can understand. I'd do more research before making a commitment to a machine. And until I can understand the science behind them, then I won't bother mentioning it. There might also be other principles involved in killing and healing - I won't touch into those because they are unproven and tend to be theoretical. All electrostatic/magnetic fields supposedly convert to ultrasound in the body, and this is how it supposedly kills. Basically it destroys the weak hydrogen bonds forming the outer shell of the organism. I do know that rife machines (at least most of the non pad type devices) tend to kill by ultrasound. it might electrocute them, it might vibrate them in some way that is harmful, who knows. supposedly the high frequency voltage is detrimental to the organisms. How exactly it helps or kills I'm not sure.

#Rife generator should i remove it skin

The zapper frequency generally moves best along nerve cells and skin cells, and doesn't penetrate hollow spaces or non conductive parts of the body. I think there are multiple principles at work with the zapper.

The problem with lyme is that the bacteria seems to be able to mutate into different forms, and possibly have an outer shell that resonates at a different frequency - making it a difficult beast to get rid of. I frankly don't know enough about rife machines and lyme to really comment on whether or not a specific rife machine would be better for lyme. It goes about it in a different manner and is much more powerful than a zapper - but is not portable, nor is something you'd want to use all the time.

although an aqua-chi acts on the same/similar principle. Just be aware of that.Р”Р„nd no, aqua-chi or foot bath is not the same thing as a zapper. Rife won't necessarily cure your son of lyme. I will say that having a zapper it the best bang for the buck for health.

Other types of rife machines (those that run on magnetic fields, plasma fields, radio waves, ultrasound), work on a different principle. Many pad type rife machines are simply more powerful version of zappers in which you can sometimes run certain frequencies at. But, to summarize, and in general - you have to look at what type and kind of rife machine to really answer that question. There should already by a lot of resources out there to answer your question. Thank you and may God bless you all ~ Malinda I would love to hear any input that may help clarify any of this for me. To use my zapper as a foot detox, do I just put the bars I hold in may hands into the foot tubs? How long should you do that? The Auto-Zap I have automatically shuts off after 7 min, then 21 min later starts up, after 7 min it turns off,after 21 min off, 7 min on. Or, is it altogether different and maybe you could really use both? What does a zapper really do? Destroy pathagens, wake up white blood cells, or what? What does a Rife do? I think it destroys pathagens, am I right? However, when I hear others talking about Rife machines that have certain frequencies for lyme or whatever, I get a feeling that my zapper is inferior to a Rife machine. I purchased a Clark zapper (Auto-Zap) from. I am new here and have some questions I hope someone can answer in a way I can understand.