JDP - Questions for you concerning Rife + more

All physical matter is made up of one or more of 92 known elements, as can be seen on a Periodic Table of Elements in any biology or chemistry textbook. Elements are made up of atoms that have unique properties to that element, so that the atoms of carbon are physically and chemically different from the atoms of gold. In the 1990's, a man named David Hudson discovered that when the Noble Metals and Platinum Group Elements are in a monatomic state, they have amazing properties that they do not have in their traditional metallic state. These atoms are now held together not by chemical bonds but by resonance wave activity. The electrons ride this wave in harmonic pairs called Cooper Pairs as energy is transferred in the form of resonance vibrations from one high-energy nucleus to another high-energy nucleus without any loss of energy, making this material superconductive.

concerning papain/HA i do not know - it dissolves the cross linked collagen and some other proteins (maybe of the pathogens) but there's a more effective to target them - rife is an option but elements are superior IMHO

as far as i understand it - the pathogens are everywhere in your body, you're a huge bacteria factory since you need them - and CS brought an extremely interesting idea (that i share) that it's the body that produces/creates them to get rid of the mollecules (usually metallic salts, unnatural bonds, charges) it cannot metabolise properly - it's the environment that is important

metabolic processes are linked to the very basic elements (periodic table), the complex mollecules you get from food, sun or the body creates them

every pathogen is linked to a molecular structure it copies - therefore it's easy to determine if you have a structure of a virus which element(s) would kill it if you know the key

The metals that come with the pathogens are half the battle when dealing with rife. For us MPB sufferers it's thallium. Destroys the lower B vitamins among other issues. Not to mention they changing the ionic charge/alchemy... making say for example zinc, etc. useless in a manner of speaking.

metabolic processes are linked to the very basic elements (periodic table), the complex mollecules you get from food, sun or the body creates them

every pathogen is linked to a molecular structure it copies - therefore it's easy to determine if you have a structure of a virus which element(s) would kill it if you know the key

don't really post much anymore and retired as I've gone to Rife. It's been 3 months and absolutely dumbfounded how easy treating hair loss is. Almost like a cruel joke after many thousands of hours worth of research, lol. I'd love to tell everyone to stop what they are doing and spend $2,000 for a machine but certainly am not going to be responsible for walking them through details and is the reason why only spoken of it a few times. Anyway, this is why diet, DHT, thyroid, etc.... Pathogens are the reason why diet works for hair loss and other ailments too which answered my question that I've been trying to figure out since 2009.

gbp2000 wrote:Me too. I think there is either a massive potential breakthrough here, or a real lack of agreement.

action<reaction wrote:

concerning papain/HA i do not know - it dissolves the cross linked collagen and some other proteins (maybe of the pathogens) but there's a more effective to target them - rife is an option but elements are superior IMHO

as far as i understand it - the pathogens are everywhere in your body, you're a huge bacteria factory since you need them - and CS brought an extremely interesting idea (that i share) that it's the body that produces/creates them to get rid of the mollecules (usually metallic salts, unnatural bonds, charges) it cannot metabolise properly - it's the environment that is important

metabolic processes are linked to the very basic elements (periodic table), the complex mollecules you get from food, sun or the body creates them

every pathogen is linked to a molecular structure it copies - therefore it's easy to determine if you have a structure of a virus which element(s) would kill it if you know the key

Everywhere I read on Rife comes back to it's ability to detoxify one's mody on the tiniest of levels, and remove terribly unwanted pathogens, and it seems to be exactly what Prague purports to have happened here. Rife

I apologize if this is a bit of a pain having to go over all of this, but when one announces the cure for hairloss people listen

The metals that come with the pathogens are half the battle when dealing with rife. For us MPB sufferers it's thallium. Destroys the lower B vitamins among other issues. Not to mention they changing the ionic charge/alchemy... making say for example zinc, etc. useless in a manner of speaking.

Do the metals allow the pathogens to live or is it the other way around? Are the pathogens there first?
This is another thing that's been bugging me, what about before Rife machines were invented?
We had civilizations of people who through proper dietary means had zero hairloss, zero this, zero that.
If this is the reason behind hairloss then they must have had someway of keeping themselves clear of any pathogens.
If Rife works (and I strongly believe you that it does) then there would have to be some other way in nature to eliminate (or prevent the body from contracting, being host to) these pathogens.

What would your counter argument to this statement be?

metabolic processes are linked to the very basic elements (periodic table), the complex mollecules you get from food, sun or the body creates them

every pathogen is linked to a molecular structure it copies - therefore it's easy to determine if you have a structure of a virus which element(s) would kill it if you know the key

It will thus be important to determine the exact
frequency of nanobacterial infection of human blood, and
whether the routine screening of blood donors is necessary.
Because they are hidden in mineral shelters, nanobacteria
are difficult to eradicate with short-term antibiotic treatment.
However, the tetracyclines have a known ability to accumulate
on apatite, and at least are bacteriostatic to nanobacteria at
clinically achievable concentrations. This property should tend
to localize the antibiotic to nanobacteria, which always have
apatite as part of the cell wall. Recent anecdotal reports claim
a benefit for long-term tetracycline therapy in some patients
with scleroderma, one of the most ominous diseases associated
with extraskeletal calcification.

BALDNESS AND CALCIFICATION OF
THE “IVORY DOME”

To the Editor:\p=m-\Some questions concerning baldness which
were raised by Dr. Ballenger’s comments in The Journal,
June 27, may be answered by observations which I made
while serving as technician in gross anatomy at the College of
Medicine of the University of Illinois (1916-1917). I then had
occasion to remove the brains of about 80 cadavers for separate
use in the neurology classes and incidentally noted a seemingly
obvious relation between the blood (vessel) supply to the scalp
and the quantity of hair. Baldness occurred in persons in whom
calcification of the skull bones apparently had not only firmly
knitted the cranial sutures but also closed or narrowed various
small foramens through which blood vessels pass, most prominently
in persons with a luxuriant crop of hair. These blood
vessels are mainly veins which normally communicate with the
diploic veins in the spongy tissue of the skull bones but which
are evidently pinched off by calification of the foramens. Various
stages of this process of impairing the blood circulation of
the scalp could be observed.This, then, not only explains why baldness occurs but also
why men are more likely to become bald than women, since
bone growth or calcification is generally greater in males than
in females. Obviously “hair tonics” or vitamins are not likely to
restore a blood circulation through what has practically become
“solid ivory.” Moreover, one wonders whether the promotion
of a higher calcium intake among adults may not eventually
increase the incidence of baldness and the sales of its vaunted
remedies.

jdp701 wrote:From a rife perspective

nanobacteria and lyme go hand-in-hand.

http://www.frequencyfoundation.com/2005/10/update-on-nanobacteria.html

http://www.curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1525498

Most people have lyme/co-infections. How strong your immune system is determines if you'll come down with full blown illness. No better way to speed this process up than to take Vitamin D3 supplement if you have lyme.

If you're talking about the magic bullet, then this may be closest to the magic bullet

http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1576774#i

Again, all from a rife perspective.


When speaking of genes, genes are way oversimplified and used by those to explain what they can't explain IMO. Just look at all those on other hair loss forums talking about hair loss being genetic. Talk about a fatalistic approach, lol. Retroviruses/miasms are passed down through the maternal (mother) line.


From a hair loss perspective, it's the previous frequencies that I posted in the other thread.

So again, nanobacteria and the above atherosclerosis script is a coincidental factor as there is never just one pathogen when dealing with disease. There is layer after layer of pathogens when treating disease. Yes, there is calcification going on with hair loss and IMO. The more hair loss that has developed, the more calcification that has taken place but due to pathogens. Just as there is calcification going on with forms of arthritis due to "pathogens."

The rest of the article you posted in other thread =

BALDNESS AND CALCIFICATION OF
THE “IVORY DOME”

To the Editor:\p=m-\Some questions concerning baldness which
were raised by Dr. Ballenger’s comments in The Journal,
June 27, may be answered by observations which I made
while serving as technician in gross anatomy at the College of
Medicine of the University of Illinois (1916-1917). I then had
occasion to remove the brains of about 80 cadavers for separate
use in the neurology classes and incidentally noted a seemingly
obvious relation between the blood (vessel) supply to the scalp
and the quantity of hair. Baldness occurred in persons in whom
calcification of the skull bones apparently had not only firmly
knitted the cranial sutures but also closed or narrowed various
small foramens through which blood vessels pass, most prominently
in persons with a luxuriant crop of hair. These blood
vessels are mainly veins which normally communicate with the
diploic veins in the spongy tissue of the skull bones but which
are evidently pinched off by calification of the foramens. Various
stages of this process of impairing the blood circulation of
the scalp could be observed.This, then, not only explains why baldness occurs but also
why men are more likely to become bald than women, since
bone growth or calcification is generally greater in males than
in females. Obviously “hair tonics” or vitamins are not likely to
restore a blood circulation through what has practically become
“solid ivory.” Moreover, one wonders whether the promotion
of a higher calcium intake among adults may not eventually
increase the incidence of baldness and the sales of its vaunted
remedies.

jdp701 wrote:action<reaction,

My answer wasn't a riddle and did simplify as much as possible. I actually did answer your question.

Instead of posting simple one sentence answers I feel people should understand the mechanisms and even recapped to make sure you understood.

Without answering the mechanisms of why, people are left trusting the author.


There was a time that it took me a long time to fully understand CS's and others' posts. I would grab pieces of info here and there and would have to reread the rest until it finally clicked. Previous knowledge is sometimes needed to fully understand a post. That's why CS has recommended for others to go back and read the forum to gain a better understanding of what's being talked about. As what's talked about is usually based on a belief that you understand prior information.

Q. Suffice to say that I still have no grasp on why you are unwilling to comment on possible connections between Rife and ions, besides the possibility that you'd be in the hole 2000$.

Q. And of the information I've posted in this thread and the other that directly shows connections between pathogens / bacteria and calcification processes?