When Antibiotics Fail: Lyme Disease and Rife Machines, with Critical Evaluation of Leading Alternative Therapies

by Bryan Rosner, Michael Huckleberry (Editor), Karin Driesen (Editor)

OVER 7,500 COPIES SOLD WORLDWIDE About the There are enough books and websites about what Lyme Disease is and which ticks carry it. But there is very little useful information for people who actually have a case of Lyme Disease that is not responding to conventional antibiotic treatment. Lyme Disease sufferers need to know how to get better, not how to identify a tick. This book is about how experimental frequency devices known as "rife machines" have been used for over 15 years in private homes to successfully fight Lyme Disease. Many Lyme Disease sufferers have heard of rife machines, some have used them. But until now there has not been a concise and reliable source to explain how and why they work, and how and why other therapies fail. In the book you will learn that rife machine therapy offers numerous advantages over antibiotic therapy, including sustained effectiveness, affordability, convenience, autonomy from the medical establishment, and avoidance of candida complications. The Foreword for the book is by Richard Loyd, Ph.D., one of the nation s leading rife machine researchers and coordinator of the annual Rife International Health Conference. Rife machine expert Marc Fett and Coil Machine inventor Doug MacLean contribute their knowledge and experience in the book, as do several other prominent rife machine experts and Lyme Disease researchers. Throughout the book you will find stories of Lyme Disease sufferers who have used rife machines. You'll learn how they did it, what they would have done differently, and their experiences with other therapies. This book is user-friendly for people who have no prior knowledge of rife machines, but advanced enough to encompass documented scientific research and Lyme Disease pathology. The book contains critical rife machine information organized into a straight-forward and concise format. A detailed index and table of contents allow navigation to the topics you are interested in. The book takes a practical, down-to-earth approach which allows you to learn - Why rife machines work after other therapies fail, including specific problems with antibiotics - Sample rife machine treatment schedules and sessions- The most effective rife High Power Magnetic Pulser, EMEM machine, Coil Machine (also known as the Doug Device) and AC Contact Machine- Explanation of the "herx reaction" and why it indicates progress- Critical evaluation of leading alternative therapies, including mercury detoxification, ozone therapy, homeopathy, hyperbaric oxygen chamber, herbs, colloidal silver, colostrum, and more- How use of multiple machines can lead to synergistic benefit and accelerated recovery- What it feels like to use rife machines - discover the steps to healing- Extensive discussion of antibiotics, including natural and herbal antibiotics- The intriguing story that led to use of rife machines as a treatment for Lyme Disease - how it all began- Answers for skeptics- Safety and side effects- A description of rife machine components- How to combine rife machine therapy with other supportive therapies to accelerate progress- Many other carefully selected subjects

Genres: Nonfiction

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 5, 2005

Reviews

[Joey · Rating 4 out of 5]

Like the title says: Rife when antibiotics fail. Rife machines like most other therapies for chronic diseases that actually work and effectively end your monthly contribution to big pharma, aren't FDA approved, so rife machine companies and discussion groups largely run via word of mouth and stay low. This leaves a major predicament however for patients that are interested in this therapy. When you do find an online group, there are usually a few thousand members that have a leg up on you and make you feel like the kid that jumped a few grades because your mom did your homework. The machines are aplenty and their names sound like perverted gov't inside jokes...and most of the go-to posters sound like they have a PhD in mechanical engineering.

I know catacombs when I see 'em, so I finally decided to grab Bryan Rosner's from my magic beanstack of health books. He started a publishing company that gives voice to the patients of lyme disease, and he's also a fellow chronic lyme disease sufferer who rifed to recovery. Breakdown: He starts with the disease, waxes a bit about the setbacks of antibiotics, introduces the basics of electricity in terms understandable for the second-grader (me), compares the 4 primary machines on the market (including one ~$500), tells you how to use each machine and combos of different machines, and throws in an evaluation of a few very effective supportive modalities such as ozone and hydrogen peroxide.

If you've been as disappointed by traditional approaches to not only lyme disease but any chronic infectious illness, and want to learn about something that has a proven track record, this book should be of interest to you.

Caveat: just about all the evidence for efficacy is anecdotal, but that's all there will be the foreseeable future.

*I use the Bionic 880 which uses a different kind of electromagnetism (light) and homeopathy to target pathogens among other benefits. Rife uses actual electrical current at the mortal oscillatory rate (MOR) of pathogens to kill. I do see potential synergism between the two therapies.

[Steve Cronin · Rating 3 out of 5]

A decent Lyme supplement to "The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy:" http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/... with great information on the three forms of Lyme disease and how to treat them.

Also see Bryan Rosner's Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/LymeDisea...

[Amy · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book helped convince me that I had lyme disease. It literally helped save my life. Even though it discussed rife machines, it's was very good at helping me on my journey back to health.