new rife alternative, cheap

Just a heads up if anyone is interested. I was a AtelierRobin F165 user, but its a comparitively large and expensive frequency generator, which tied me to the computer used to run the frequencies, plus finding, vetting, and setting up frequencies using their program interface is a total pain in the ass. So, to the point, I downloaded a free app, Z-App for my iphone (also on android) and played with it a bit. Its already loaded with thousands of frequencies and sequences. I was so impressed with the app that I bought the Zappkit. A $300 item to connect to your phone to generate the desired frequencies. It shipped out of Iceland, delivered as scheduled. I've been playing with it for a couple of weeks now and I must say it outperforms other rife machines at <10% of the cost. General hair and alopecia freqency sets are included in the app, but i havent tried those yet.

Anyone know if just using this app with just headphones is enough for it to treat illnesses?

I have always found this quite strange and confusing.

You have expensive rife machines, machines that pass low current electricity through the body and plasma. Then you have simply an audio file. The results can't be the same.

I would imagine when the frequency coarses through the body, like the low current electricity, the benefits of that frequency is absorbed more than compared to simply hearing the sound. Otherwise why even come up with such expensive devices.

Awesome, thanks for the hint!

Or maybe they want to play it safe and eliminate electrical stimulation in case it does something bad like cause cancer. Are there are studies that show sound frequency having an affect thruout the body? Neurologically I can see...but the whole body?

helpmyhair1 wrote:Anyone know if just using this app with just headphones is enough for it to treat illnesses?

if anything, my assumption was using just headphones would only give you a minute fraction of the benefit, thus i bought the kit, which comes with those stick on pads.