Posted by Elizabeth thode on Aug 27, 2012; 11:15pm
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/is-electronic-rife-device-magnetic-pulser-bad-for-EMF-tp4022901p4022903.html





Hi Alice,

 

To your question:

any comment
about these products since they are using metal needles??

 

I read somewhere that metal
needles cause blockages in the body's electrical system.

My intuition tells me this
is true. Whether its true for everyone, I can't say.

 

But it seems to me, if a
person already has a lot of electrical blockages,

and they receive some kind
of treatment, using metal needles,

they'd end up with
"more" blockages.

There is a member on here, I
think her name is Amanda, who is an Accupunture PRactitioner;

 

I seem to recall her saying
that the needles "they" used, were plastc coated, for the reasons

I stated above.

 

I'll try to find it the
original source where I first read this, about metal needles causing

electrical blockages.

 

My own experience has taught
me, that both dirty electricity and emfs from wireless

radiation, DO cause
electrical blockages. So for me, I have found using Accupressure/

Reflexology treatments, work
quite well.

 

I found a great book on the
above: "Healing With Pressure Point Therapy" by Jack Forem

and Steve Shimer.
(amazon.com was where I bought it.)

 

Blessings,

Lizzie

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Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2012 22:47:35 +0000
Subject: [eSens] is electronic rife device & magnetic pulser  bad for EMF??
















 



 


   
     
     
      Do anyone here use any rife devices or magnetic pulsers ??



Are they bad for EMF?



I have GB4000 & SR4 device & Sota magnetic pulser; I hardly use them, now especially knowing I have EMF problems because of my easily inverted spin.



As my rife device can run therapeutic freqs, it's a shame if they induce EMF to the body.



Does anybody use any bio-resonance to help EMF sensitivity?



Also I am interested in trying the Russian Lyapko applicator to help with  balancing meridians, any comment about these products since they are using metal needles??



http://www.applicatorlyapko.com/



blessings

alice





   
     

   
   






       

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