DEAR RRM
IF YOU HAVE A RIFE UNIT OR F-SCAN UNIT IT'S EASY. DIVIDE FREQS. BY 2 TO GET
FREQS . THAT WILL RUN ON MANY RIFE UNITS WITH LMTD FREQ RANGE OR BUY A F -160 OR
F-165. BLESSINGS,
M R W

http://www.royalrife.com/fscan-sticky.html DR. RICHARD LOYD SAYS:
In September 2001 I had the privilege of taking part in a seminar in Tokyo. At
the seminar a dark field demonstration was done on a volunteer. The blood was
sticky and there was a lot of fibrin which may be liver stress.



Then an F-Scan in the Clark range was done on the volunteer. The following
frequencies were found to resonate:

Mr. S. Sept. 2, 2001

0087000

0089000

0091000

0094000

0096000

0098000

0099000

0105000

0163000

0318000

0319000

0379000These frequencies were treated using the F-Scan. A second look at the
blood was done and the stickiness had broken up and the fibrin was gone. I was
told that they often do this demonstration with similar results.



Since then I have tried this several times and have noticed that 62,000 and
63,000 Hz are very common hits. The blood always looks much better after the
frequencies are applied.

Index

----- Original Message -----
From: RRM
To: silverdatawebsite@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 9:37 PM
Subject: Re: [ silvermedicine.org ] EIS Effect on Thick Blood


my lyme dr. said it is from viral and/or bact. inf.
look into nattozyme.
roger


Paul Fehrnstrom <paul@...> wrote:
I'm in the midst of a health crisis and wondering if anyone on the list
has any knowledge about the interaction of EIS on someone with thick blood.
I carry the Factor V Leiden gene which makes my blood prone to
hypercoagulability and have had 2 clotting episodes in my right leg over
the past 7 years. Fortunately, neither of these made it to deep vein
thrombosis but the last occurrence 3 years ago got about as close as it
could get. Because both were superficial, I declined the coumadin
therapy my doctor was recommending (only 38 years of age at the time and
was slightly in denial over the seriousness of FVL).

About 2 weeks ago, I drank about 6-8 oz. of 15ppm EIS over a period of
several hours. 2 days afterwards, I had an extreme Herx reaction, to the
point my wife took me to the ER we were so worried - high fever, chills,
trembling, severe headache, delirious.. I was in rough shape. Of course
the ER docs couldn't understand why I would ingest a silver solution and
due to lack of knowledge, called poison control to get more information
on the effects. They ended up giving me an IV in my left arm for saline
solution and something for the pain. 4 days later, I developed phlebitis
(superficial blood clot) in my left arm. Treated with aspirin and
antibiotics, I seem to be getting better but then this last Friday, I
experience tingling in my left hand and numbness. Another trip to the ER
and lo and behold, I now have my first case of DVT in my arm. I'm now on
heparin shots and coumadin and hoping this is the end of the cascading
effects I've experienced over the past several weeks.

Based on my extreme herx reaction, logic tells me that I must have some
serious pathogens making their home in my blood. I did some research and
found that yes, the fibrin sludge as a result of my thick blood makes
excellent hiding places for pathogens and makes treating them all the
more difficult. I'm thinking that their response to my EIS attack was to
create an even more hypercoagulable state as their line of defense. An
IV needle was just the thing to trigger a clot.

Has anyone heard or come across any research or similar experiences with
EIS on someone with a similar history and/or extreme herx reactions that
trigger more than the flu-like symptoms that are common? Any help would
be much appreciated.

Paul


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