The suggested frequencies for Rift Valley Fever to use with Rife pad devices such as the Rife Health resonators are:
1 hz , 14 hz, 118 hz, 251 hz, 365 hz
-Frequencies in Hz, Durations 300 seconds each. Activate dwelling function (Wobble on Fscans)-
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Flu Frequencies for 2010 in Hz
The suggested frequencies to use with Rife pad devices such as the Rife Health resonators are: -Frequencies in Hz, Durations 60 seconds each (Except where else indicated), activate dwelling function (Wobble on Fscans)-
Also use the Rife Health general flu frequencies as preset in Rife Health resonators, as well as the general infections treatment.
Swine Flu Frequencies 2010 (For Experimental use only)
The suggested frequencies to use with Rife pad devices such as the Rife Health resonators are:
166
172
224
131
219
209
322
333
413
447
537
555 (for 180 sec/3 min)
574
728 (for 180 sec/3 min)
768
776 (for 180 sec/3 min)
834
4897 (for 180 sec/3 min)
5058 (for 180 sec/3 min)
7760 (for 180 sec/3 min)
8250 (for 180 sec/3 min)
Frequencies are given in Hz, Duration is 60 seconds each (Except where else indicated), activate dwelling function (Wobble on Fscans) Also use the Rife Health general flu frequencies as preset in Rife Health resonators, as well as the general infections treatment.
Swine Flu by definition is an influenza – the same virus which affects humans but this is the influenza virus of pigs. Episodes in humans are not new. We have had reported cases in the past where people have been exposed occupationally to pigs i.e. in a slaughter-house or in agriculture…these have been the odd, sporadic cases which have not developed any further. What’s new about this particular virus is that it has a combination of elements from the pig virus, the human virus as well as avian flu. Swine influenza (swine flu) is a respiratory disease of pigs caused by type A influenza virus that regularly causes outbreaks of influenza in pigs. The classical swine flu virus (an influenza type A H1N1 virus) was first isolated from a pig in 1930. The genetic make-up of influenza viruses A and B can and does change in two ways: a slight change known as antigenic drift and dramatic changes known as antigenic shift. Both result in new virus strains. Like antigens of many other viruses, the surface proteins of flu viruses change periodically. These changes circumvent human antibodies and complicate vaccine development. 1. Small changes in the flu virus (antigenic drift) Influenza A and B are classified by two surface antigens, haemagglutinin (H) and neuraminidase (N). These antigens are continually undergoing slight changes through what is technically known as antigenic drift. This is due to random copying errors in the viruses' genetic material during replication. Persons with antibodies stimulated either by previous infection or vaccination are not protected from infection with new strains of the flu virus. So despite a previous bout of flu, every year, but definitely every 3 years, the A and B viruses have changed sufficiently that they are no longer properly recognised by our immune systems, and one can be re-infected, with all the symptoms of flu again. This is why there are regular epidemics of winter flu.
Please note that resonance therapy (and electro therapy in general) is not a substitute of proper medical care, but as in so many reported cases, resonance therapy as a complementary therapy may just make the positive difference.
