Yes, it works and i use it from time to time. Some people use it non-stop but i dunno if thats smart. For more complicated or deep stuff like cancer you need Rife machines. But zappers alone can kill cancer too.

Originally posted by 64738
Yes, it works and i use it from time to time. Some people use it non-stop but i dunno if thats smart. For more complicated or deep stuff like cancer you need Rife machines. But zappers alone can kill cancer too.

If you believe that, I have some wonderful snake oil...I mean "medicine" to sell you that can cure cancer, HIV, amputated limbs, and delusions of grandeur.

Rife machine is based on science not on snake oil or ridiculing others. Of course nobody is forcing you to use it, you can always get chemo and radiation, if that makes your day.

Originally posted by 64738
Yes, it works and i use it from time to time. Some people use it non-stop but i dunno if thats smart. For more complicated or deep stuff like cancer you need Rife machines. But zappers alone can kill cancer too.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm wondering when the first few times you have used one, did you notice or feel anything different about yourself/body? If you did, what did you feel?... Did it take you a while to notice these feelings? Thanks.

I have a Hulda Clarke Zapper
I do feel that it is effective.
I do notice a mild sensation when you hold the copper rods but some do not.

I did give it to a friend to try for parasites with black walnut husk but in the end he needed a pharmacutical drug so it ovbiously is wise to try both, the natural approach did not hurt, but it did not clear up his parasite (which he got in mexico and had for almost two years)

Originally posted by 64738
Rife machine is based on science not on snake oil or ridiculing others. Of course nobody is forcing you to use it, you can always get chemo and radiation, if that makes your day.

I've yet to see any science behind these machines. I've seen the "science" behind them, but not actual science.

Originally posted by RavenX

Originally posted by 64738
Yes, it works and i use it from time to time. Some people use it non-stop but i dunno if thats smart. For more complicated or deep stuff like cancer you need Rife machines. But zappers alone can kill cancer too.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm wondering when the first few times you have used one, did you notice or feel anything different about yourself/body? If you did, what did you feel?... Did it take you a while to notice these feelings? Thanks.

I felt something like euphoria for whatever reason. I don't use it much but i see it works nice, still it's not as powerful as Rife and other devices.

Bsl4doc, science is suppressed today because corporations profit more that way. I better not tell you what else there was invented and suppressed since you can't even accept one simple Rife machine as a possibility. Check Google or whatever, i am not here to convince people, no time.

The Don croft orgone zapper is $134. I don't mind spending that much money but Is there a different orgone zapper that is stronger for the same price or even cheaper than the Croft version? Maybe you guys have a different recommendation that the Croft version..

Originally posted by 64738

Originally posted by RavenX

Originally posted by 64738
Yes, it works and i use it from time to time. Some people use it non-stop but i dunno if thats smart. For more complicated or deep stuff like cancer you need Rife machines. But zappers alone can kill cancer too.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm wondering when the first few times you have used one, did you notice or feel anything different about yourself/body? If you did, what did you feel?... Did it take you a while to notice these feelings? Thanks.

I felt something like euphoria for whatever reason. I don't use it much but i see it works nice, still it's not as powerful as Rife and other devices.

Bsl4doc, science is suppressed today because corporations profit more that way. I better not tell you what else there was invented and suppressed since you can't even accept one simple Rife machine as a possibility. Check Google or whatever, i am not here to convince people, no time.

Please, enlighten me. You said it was based in science. I am a molecular geneticist/consultant by trade, and i have spent plenty of time working in organic and inorganic chemistry, as well as biochemistry. Provide a link for your science so that I can look it over. Otherwise, you are just as guilty of pushing pseudo-science as the people who sell and manufacture these crocks.

[edit on 5/20/2007 by bsl4doc]

If it truly worked well enough to cure cancer, why is it advertised on a website that, I hate to say it, looks like it cost about $15 to make? And why is there not a tremendous following for this little machine? I surely would have heard of it before now if it cured cancer...

C'mon mate,
ok, you have studied medicine and you just read about the father who has been helped with a 'couple of magnets'.
I mean MAGNETS!!

Did you know that in some countries magnets are prescribed by doctors?
It wasn't that many years ago that acupuncture was laughed at, now it's being prescribed in europe... Maybe, just maybe, it is time we broaden our horizon and start looking into things we don't understand...

Reg,
Sammy

If that argument ("I used this product and I got results, therefore the product works, and your opinion is irrelevant") was a valid one, then good Irish whiskey (or Vodka, for you Slavic types! ) would be a wonder drug. After all, no matter what symptoms you might be feeling, from toothache to gunshot trauma, drinking 6-8 shots will make you feel better!

The obvious flaw in that claim is that the whiskey isn't really treating the disease or root cause, it's simply dulling the symptoms. In a similar way, you used a product, and felt better. While that is an interesting datum in itself, it doesn't, in itself, prove anything other than the same symptomic relief you could get from a few shots of water of life. There's still a lot of testing to go before we can say that a treatment is 'effective'. Two questions, above all others, remain: 1) is the treatment or device actually treating the condition, or just dulling the symptoms? 2) How much, if any, of the relief comes from the placebo effect?

is don related to sid and marty ?

Originally posted by bsl4doc

Originally posted by 64738
Rife machine is based on science not on snake oil or ridiculing others. Of course nobody is forcing you to use it, you can always get chemo and radiation, if that makes your day.

I've yet to see any science behind these machines. I've seen the "science" behind them, but not actual science.

The science is the human spirit to "dream" in way the modern medical education has failed. I'm not going out and purchasing this any time soon but I see the greater of the dream to look beyond the norm for a cure. The modern medical field is being restricted into a certain mandate to pass certain test fields that are made to be passed. Science in the medical field is moving forward but only at the pace of those who fund it to move profits forward. Once we "again" find the need to re-discover the greater good in medical fields for man kind will we make the biggest leaps in progress.