January 5, 2007

Today an article appeared in The Seattle Times describing efforts by government officials to ban experimental medical devices. While I can understand the reasoning for this, it does stir some feelings, since, as you'll see in this post, rife therapy saved my life.

This blog post will share my road to find rife therapy and my personal success using it to fight Lyme Disease. I cannot tell you whether or not to use a rife machine (that is between you and your physician) but what I can do is equip you with information in the form of my personal story and research on rife therapy. Then, in the spirit of American civil liberty (which the aforementioned article proves has been mostly suffocated in the medical field but which I'm hoping still has a few breaths of life left) you can decide for yourself, as an allegedly intellegent human being, what to think.

Ironically, the article says that "energy devices" drain the bank accounts of unsuspecting people. In my experience, it wasn't until I found energy medicine that my bank accounts STOPPED being drained. In fact, by the time I found rife machines, I had already been flat-broke due to the "conventional and proper" medical approaches I had used. To date I've spend just a few thousand dollars on rife equipment that will last me my entire life. Just another example of media spin and unsubstantiated, false allegations leveled at energy medicine.

Something else to take note of in the article is the fact that the machine manufacturers to be targeted are said to be those which make unsubstantiated claims about medical benefits. This should be a reminder to all machine manufacturers, and all people in the entire field of energy medicine, to be careful what you say about rife technology. It is not the machines themselves which would be banned, but instead, only machines behind which stand medical claims. In my case, I am careful to indicate that the information I provide is for informational purposes only -- not for treatment of any disease or medical condition. Furthermore, since I do not sell any type of rife equipment or other health treatments, I have further liberty to actually tell you what rife devices may be capable of, whereas machine manufacturers cannot tell you this since they would then be construed as making medical claims and run the risk of having their devices banned or rendered illegal.

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