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Hi Lindy,

I'm sorry if this thread has become a dump on Lindy thread. I certainly didn't intend to dump on you.

The machine I spoke of earlier was one which could be used to electronically heal disease by identifying and cancelling out specific frequencies in identified pathogens through resonance. In other words if Mycobacterium tuberculosis has a resonant frequency of xyz, the machine would broadcast at xyz and via resonance destroy the bacteria en masse, all at once. Like an adjustable electronic tuning fork it would be used to destroy known pathogens and even destroy cancerous cells which could be tagged by a component frequency or chemical marker.

The reason I am so skeptical of VIBE is because I do know how electronic healing would have to work to be beneficial. It would have to be able to scan as well as to broadcast and be competely attenuated to specific signals. It will also require decades of research to identify various pathogens' fundamental frequencies before it would become a practical tool for non-invasive, non-chemical healing.

The VIBE site gives lip service to "bio-fields" but our bodies and cell generated fields are in constant contact with all sorts of emf influences and they are quite vague about all the details as to how their machine performs any real or lasting changes.

A little knowledge is often quite dangerous.

A good example can be found in one of the history's most advanced minds. Nikola Tesla often gave himself X-ray treatments because he was the first to recognize the deep tissue warmth x-ray exposure provided and he believed it helped relieve rheumatism, etcetera. Which it probably did. By his old age he was obviously anemic and his beliefs and self-treatments surely helped speed up his demise. Again, a little knowledge and vague experimentation can prove detrimental rather than wonderful.

But you certainly have the right to post your experiences here. In fact, I think everyone is probably curious as to what happened.

;-)

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