How to Use Frequency Therapy for Pain Relief

Electrical waves are combined with light and sound to create an alternative pain remedy known as frequency therapy. Gynecologists, pain management specialists and even some oncologists are reporting successful results after using frequency therapy to treat a variety of pain syndromes. In some cases, doctors hail the therapy as an alternative for patients trying to avoid the side effects from either a prolonged medication regimen or from surgery. Others caution that anecdotal reports of frequency therapy providing effective relief of pain caused by cancer should be highly scrutinized by experienced researchers.

Instructions

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  Use a "Rife" machine. A basic approach to micro frequency therapy, the "Rife" machine was invented by Dr. Royal Rife at Johns Hopkins University in the 1920s who tested how electronic frequencies affect bacteria and viruses. Doctors use instruments developed by Dr. Rife to create frequencies of various intensity that destroy the bacteria. Dr. K. A. Lindgren of the Clinic for Optimal Health suggests two methods of micro frequency therapy: treatment (using a "micro frequency generator") and prevention (using cleansing procedures also known as detoxifying agents).

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  Follow the radio frequency treatment successfully used by biophysical and integral medicine specialist Dr. Stepan Rastocny. The gynecologist recommends that women suffering with menstrual pain use a home frequency generator for two months. In particular, he found that high frequency dosages were especally effective "...with dozens of successfully treated patients."

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  Check out the "inergetic-CoRe System" developed by Inergetix, Inc. This system allows doctors to start treatment by applying hand-selected frequencies to painful diseases. Subsequent treatment involves the use of "informational therapy" which means the frequencies applied to the pain carry different pitches and colors. According to Inergetix, "[t]his is the new field of informational medicine, and the Inergetix-CoRe System is making a big step into this uncharted territory....using vibrational modalities mainly as a tool to deliver informational healing components."

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  Explore how radio frequency instruments are being used to treat prostatic pain caused by a benign condition known as "prostatic hyperplasia." The Medtronic company's "Prostiva Radio Frequency (RF) Therapy" system involves an invasive method that propels low levels of frequencies to an enlarged prostate. According to Medtronic, the one-time treatment removes only a section of the prostate that is impacting the urethra. Medtronic cites research done by B. Hill, W. Belville, A. Zlotta, X. Giannapolous, B. Campo and F. Bergamaschi as supporting the idea that prostatic hyperplasia can be effectively treated with radio frequency devices.