High pollen today and low chemtrails. Now that I can identify the specific plant causing the pollen problem, the frequencies will be useful to everyone.

The major culprit this afternoon in the Boston area is the elm tree with frequency 467777. I run this for 15 seconds out of every 60 during exposure using an F160 to drive an ABPA for remote broadcasting. This clears up the allergy symptoms in a few minutes and keeps them at bay. A great assistant for your immune system in killing the pollens. Here’s the program:

label loop
dwell 15
duty 50
pulse 64 75
converge 30 1
467777 #elm tree
pause 45
goto loop

If you need a little more power you can go to scalar octaves or increase the time interval of frequency transmission.

Pollens are lower today in the Boston area but noticable on my 5K practice run across the Tufts University campus. Wearing my LifeWave patches with my Takeonic wristbands helps to generate more energy and stamina which makes the run more fun.

New techniques allow identification of precise frequencies for pollens which cause allergic reactions and the specific plant associated with the frequency. The allergic symptoms are the immune system’s attempt to kill the pollens. Regularly and systematically eliminating pollens with electronic frequencies makes up for immune system deficiencies and gradually improves immune system response. Some pollens I am not allergic to this year whereas in previous years I needed remote tranmission of frequencies during a run to avoid allergic symptoms.

Frequencies today were 466765 (maple), 464668 (poplar), and 454457 cottonwood. The following program used with an ABPA (call Dale Fawcett at (360) 598-6585 for details) will augment the immune system by transmitting each frequency for 10 seconds during a 60 second period. This will eliminate allergic symptoms in most people and must be maintained with there is exposure.

For elimination of pollens and mold in the home, I recommend “The Boss” Air Purifier. Call 800-399-4426 at ewater.com, tell them Dr. Sutherland referred you, and they will give you a discount.

Meanwhile, this program will eliminate allergic symptoms:

repeat xxx (for as many minutes as exposed)
dwell 60
duty 50
program b
vbackfreq a 20.08554 0 50
converge 2.1 .01
#466765 maple, 464668 poplar, 454457 cottonwood
23238.86097 23134.45748 22626.08173 #scalar octaves
end repeat

There was significant aircraft pollution today as scan be seen in the photo below. The sky would have been perfectly clear blue except for the barium/aluminum smog laid down by aircraft overhead. Those exposed should run the program published previously.

National Institute of Medicine (2005) Complementary and Alternative Medicine. National Academies Press

Americans’ use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) —approaches such as chiropractic or acupuncture—is widespread. More than a third of American adults report using some form of CAM, with total visits to CAM providers each year now exceeding those to primary-care physicians. An estimated 15 million adults take herbal remedies or high-dose vitamins along with prescription drugs. It all adds up to annual out-of-pocket costs for CAM that are estimated to exceed $27 billion.

Friends confer with friends about CAM remedies for specific problems, CAM-related stories appear frequently in the print and broadcast media, and the Internet is replete with CAM information. Many hospitals, managed care plans, and conventional practitioners are incorporating CAM therapies into their practices, and schools of medicine, nursing, and pharmacy are beginning to teach about CAM.

CAM’s influence is substantial yet much remains unknown about these therapies, particularly with regard to scientific studies that might convincingly demonstrate the value of individual therapies. Against this background the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), 15 other centers and institutes of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality commissioned the Institute of Medicine (IOM) to convene a committee that would:

• Describe the use of CAM therapies by the American public and provide a comprehensive overview, to the extent that data are available, of the therapies in widespread use, the populations that use them, and what is known about how they are provided.
• Identify major scientific, policy, and practice issues related to CAM research and to the translation of validated therapies into conventional medical practice.
• Develop conceptual models or frameworks to guide public- and private-sector decisionmaking as research and practice communities increasingly conduct research on CAM, translate the research findings into practice, and address the barriers that may impede such translation…

This report’s core message is therefore as follows: The committee recommends that the same principles and standards of evidence of treatment effectiveness apply to all treatments, whether currently labeled as conventional medicine or CAM… The committee acknowledges that the characteristics of some CAM therapies—such as variable practitioner approaches, customized treatments, “bundles” (combinations) of treatments, and hard-to-measure outcomes—are difficult to incorporate into treatment-effectiveness studies. These characteristics are not unique to CAM, but they are more frequently found in CAM than in conventional therapies…

But while randomized controlled trials (RCTs ) remain the “gold standard” of evidence for treatment efficacy, other study designs can be used to provide information about effectiveness when RCTs cannot be done or when their results may not be generalizable to the real world of CAM practice. These innovative designs include:

• Preference RCTs: trials that include randomized and non-randomized arms, which then permit comparisons between patients who chose a particular treatment and those who were randomly assigned to it
• Observational and cohort studies, which involve the identification of patients who are eligible for study and who may receive a specified treatment, but are not randomly assigned to the specified treatment as part of the study
• Case-control studies, which involve identifying patients who have good or bad outcomes, then “working back” to find aspects of treatment associated with those different outcomes
• Studies of bundles of therapies: analyses of the effectiveness, as a whole, of particular packages of treatments
• Studies that specifically incorporate, measure, or account for placebo or expectation effects: patients’ hopes, emotional states, energies, and other self-healing processes are not considered extraneous but are included as part of the therapy’s main “mechanisms of action”
• Attribute-treatment interaction analyses: a way of accounting for differences in effectiveness outcomes among patients within a study and among different studies of varying design

Some of the most interesting work on electromagnetic frequencies affecting cancer cells has been done by Dr. Gorgun in Italy and published in Frontier Perspectives, the journal of the Center for Frontier Sciences at Temple University. An email today referred to my previous posting on this topic, Electromagnetic Fields Directly Affect Mitosis of Cancer Cells, and directed me to Dr. Gorgon’s personal web site which is a treasure trove of his papers. The following paper has excellent photos of cellular apoptosis and xrays of cancer patients treated successfully with frequency therapy.

Studies on the Interaction etween Electromagnetic Fields and Living Matter Neoplastic Cellular Culture
Suleyman Seckiner Gorgun, Collegno, Italy
Frontier Perspectives, ISSN: 1062-4767, Volume: 7, Number: 2, Fall, 1998.

The study of the interactions between electromagnetic fields and living matter has become a fertile field for research in the last century, even though these phenomena have been empirically observed by various civilisations since ancient times (1, 2). Considerable experimental evidence today points to the possibility of modulating biological functions and structures in a controlled way by applying electromagnetic fields and, vice versa, the possibility of detecting and measuring endogenous electrical currents in living organisms and their components.

There are two types of electromagnetic effects on living matter: thermal effects and non-thermal effects. Thermal effects induce an increase of entropic disorder in the target, until at adequate frequencies and power levels, the effects of ionisation develop. The non-thermal effects are not the result of the transfer of erratic movement by means of an increase of kinetic energy, but rather, in line with the theories of the coherence of condensed matter, they can transmit information that would produce order in the bio-structures involved.

The information content of the electromagnetic waves would depend strictly and specifically on the waveform, the string of waves, and the time sequence of their modulation. In fact, specific variations in the configuration and temporal exposure patterns of extremely weak electromagnetic fields can produce highly specific biological responses, similar to pharmaceutical products. These effects are attracting considerable scientific interest mainly because an electromagnetic wave is easily modulated and thus is an excellent means for the transmission of information. Studies carried out by various writers suggest the possibility of non-thermal effects…

Based on these studies, it is reasonable to consider patterns in living matter that take into account the electromagnetic components of biological structures. Every cell, for instance, is made up of biological and chemical components that can be described in simpler and simpler terms down to the cell?s elementary molecular constituents. But the cell itself and its internal and external interactions can also be considered in terms of electric and electromagnetic interactions and relationships.

Numerous experimental works have shown the possibility of modifying and controlling the selective permeability of the cell membrane by transmitting electromagnetic waves. This leads to the possibility of verifying the specific reactions of healthy cells compared to the reactions of pathological cells and subsequently to select target cells on which to act for clinical purposes. Pathological cells resonate differently from healthy cells due to a different tissue composition.

On these bases, various authors have noted the modulation of some cell functions, from ionic membrane pumps to many cytoplasmic enzyme reactions, including those connected with cell replication. From these studies it has been seen that these effects can be obtained from low intensity electromagnetic waves (under 1 watt) and specific frequencies (within the range of 1 Hz to 50 MHz). Along this line, preliminary observations performed in vitro have shown alterations of the cell morphology, the halt to proliferation, fusion, and necrosis in lymphoblastoid cell lines and some neoplastic lines subjected to specifically modulated electromagnetic radiation.

Reported here are some demonstrative examples to show the biological effects of electromagnetic fields. The electromagnetic waves have a power of 0.25 watts and are in the kilo- and megahertz ranges. They do not produce thermal effects on the bio-structures and have been modulated according to the patterns elaborated by Gorgun. The examples presented here are indicative of significant biological and clinical effects both in vitro and in vivo. The action of these electromagnetic waves on neoplastic cell culture produces fusion and takes place through alteration of the cell potential (Grade 1), whereas cell necrosis takes place with the alteration of the cell structure (Grade 2).

Banks: The New HMOs
By Scott Gottlieb, M.D., Forbes.com, April 1, 2005

A transformation is under way in health care that will displace the entrenched giants among the ranks of America’s HMOs and pharmacy benefit managers. In their place will be millions of consumers linked by their financial services companies to accounts. These new accounts will allow them to manage their full range of medical benefits in the same fashion that they direct their 401(k)s.

The impetus for this change is a Trojan horse buried inside the new Medicare law. Explicit language in the new law enables a health plan and drug plan to be offered by any well-capitalized outfit adept at marketing and able to bare some financial risk.

If you think this describes a financial services company, not a health maintenance organization, then you are ready to glimpse the future of health care.

There are very few barriers to the type of businesses that can offer one of Medicare’s new drug benefits plans. Despite conventional wisdom, there is also only a small financial risk from doing drug business with Medicare–owing to the risk-sharing scheme the legislation allows with would-be drug plans. In fact, there is nothing to stop any financial services firm with an e-mail marketing list and a handful of health care lawyers from offering one of Medicare’s new prescription drug plans…

Another feature buried in thenew Medicare law is health savings accounts, which–similar to IRAs–allow investors to build tax-sheltered nest eggs to cover out-of-pocket medical costs.

Nanobacteria in clouds could spread disease, scientists claim
Public release date: 6-Apr-2005
Contact: Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe
[email protected]
44-777-838-9243
Cardiff University

Micro-organisms in clouds could play a crucial role in the spread of disease and in the formation of rain drops, scientists have claimed.

The radical theories about nanobacteria micro-organisms considerably smaller than ordinary bacteria – in clouds are published in two recent articles in the Journal of Proteome Research by Dr Andrei P. Sommer of the University of Ulm, Germany, and Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe of Cardiff University, UK.

They say nanobacteria are now accepted as being widely prevalent in the terrestrial environment and that their evidence is compelling for the existence of these nano-organisms, even in the stratosphere. In humans, nanobacteria have now been identified on four continents, they add.

Dr Sommer and Professor Wickramasinghe further suggest that nanobacteria’s involvement in several serious diseases such as the formation kidney stones, heart disease, and HIV is also slowly being recognised by the scientific community.

“Experiments have shown that nanobacteria are excreted from the body in urine and their dispersal from the ground into the atmosphere and stratosphere appears to be inevitable,” said Dr Sommer.

The scientists argue that their occurrence in clouds could play a crucial role in the global dispersal of infective agents, and might also play a prominent role in the nucleation of cloud drops.

“This happens because nanobacteria, lifted from the ground by winds, could transit between the high humidity region of the clouds and the relatively dry inter-cloud regions, leading to oscillations between a dormant state and one of activation,” explained Professor Wickramasinghe. “Remnants of a sticky protein (slime) coating nanobacteria makes them act as extremely efficient cloud condensation nuclei, with a tendency to aggregate to clusters upon contact.”

Their work corroborates the findings of Ruprecht Jaenicke, of the Institute for Atmospheric Physics at Mainz University, Germany, on bioaerosols (airborne contaminants) and proteins in the atmosphere reported in New Scientist (31 March) and Science (1 April). The contribution of nanobacteria to pathogenic bioaerosols, in the view of the authors, must overwhelm all other types of biological particles in the atmosphere.

Change In Challenging Times: A Plan For Extending And Improving Health Coverage
Jeanne M. Lambrew, John D. Podesta, Teresa L. Shaw
Health Affairs, 10.1377/w5.119-132

By any objective standard the U.S. health care system has serious problems, which are getting worse. Since 2000 the number of uninsured Americans has risen by five million, to forty-five million or nearly 16 percent of all Americans. There are more uninsured Americans than the total population of Canada or people living worldwide with AIDS; the uninsurance rate is three times higher than the unemployment rate. Health insurancematters, according to a recent review by the Institute of Medicine (IOM), which found that uninsured people tend to have worse health outcomes because of delayed and sometimes denied care and are treated differently once in the system.

The lack of coverage exacts a large personal financial toll, running up debt and contributing to personal bankruptcy. It also results in billions of dollars in uncompensated care costs that get passed along through the health system. Uninsurance is perhaps the most important, but not the only, problem in the system. In 2004 the cost of employer based health benefits increased at a rate five times higher than that of wages; since 2000 the family share of such coverage increased by more than 60 percent. This not only strains the middle class but also limits employers’ willingness to create jobs.

For all we pay, we have worse-than-expected health: lower life expectancy than more than twenty other countries, near-epidemics of preventable conditions, and an infant mortality rate that rose in 2002 for the first time in forty years. Yet as the public policy agenda rolls out for 2005, major health proposals are nowhere in sight.

President George W. Bush did not include new ideas for expanding coverage in the State of the Union address or his budget. Also, Congress seems intent on scaling back rather than stepping up federal funding to solve health system problems. This lack of political attention is not for lack of public support. We know that people recognize the problem: Among 2004 election voters, 93 percent were concerned about the availability and affordability of health care.

Recently, I was reviewing the Lyon Heart Study in preparing a presentation for the Future of Health Technology Summit at the MIT. The 70% reduction in mortality experienced by people on a Mediterranean diet was largely due to consumption of Omega 3 fatty acids found in fish oil! Folks, this stuff will not only help you run faster, think smarter, improve heart and brain function, and reduce the incidence of multiple diseases, it could save your life! I’ve tried multiple kinds of fish oil and like the Sears Laboratory liquid form best. I take it every day without fail.

In a report released by the American Heart Association, fish oil supplements were shown to drastically reduce the risk of sudden death. The study consisted of 11,323 patients who had suffered a heart attack within the previous three months. All of the patients were told to eat diets rich in fruits, vegetables, olive oil and fish. One group of these patients was also given 1000 mg a day of a fish oil supplement. After only three months of fish oil treatment, there was an astounding 41% decrease in the risk of sudden death. At the end of the three-and-a-half-year study, those receiving the fish oil supplement were 45% less likely to die from a heart-related disease.

The doctors who published this study stated that the reason fish oil prevented sudden death is that it lowered the risk of fatal arrhythmia. Most sudden death heart attacks are caused by a lethal fibrillation event, where the heart muscle beats wildly out of control and does not pump any blood. The only way of saving a person in a state of “ventricular fibrillation” is to immediately apply a “defibrillator” that shocks them back into a normal rhythm. Fish oil functions as an “anti-arrhythmic” agent to prevent lethal fibrillations.

They have portable defibrillators now in some malls and airports. Avoid letting an amateur (or even a professional) try one out on you. Take your fish oil. And remember it needs to be pharmaceutical grade.

Circulation. 2002;105:1897
Clinical Investigation and Reports
Early Protection Against Sudden Death by n-3 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids After Myocardial Infarction
Roberto Marchioli, MD et. al.

Update: This is a very old post. In 2023 we have dozens of strains of H. Pylori in the Frequency Research Foundation database and use them on a daily basis helping hundreds of clients a month in our Photoanalysis Remote Rife Frequency clinic achieve Twice the Energy with Half the Stress. 

Many people have asked for frequencies for H. Pylori as it is often resistant to antibiotics. I have updated the frequencies based on seeing many more cases of H. Pylori.

The photos above are from Barry Marshall’s picture book of H. Pylori. The one on the right is from a biopsy of his stomach after drinking a beaker full of the bacteria.

Frequencies can vary with different strains of organisms in different people, or there may be multiple strains in a single individual. Is this case, the frequency of the organism in both pictures is 268647hz with a bandwidth of 28hz. When bacteria are killed they appear to always release a toxic protein with a frequency in the 9000-12000hz range. The protein frequency for this strain of H. Pylori is 10655hz with a bandwidth of 4hz. Both freqencies should be targeted.

I’ve received requests on how to run these frequencies on an F160. Currently, I am running a unique combination of carrier frequency that is a scalar octave of the original frequency. It takes advantage of the unique characteristics of the F160 and shortens run times dramatically. I leave it to the reader as a exercise to figure out why this works as it cannot be explained in a short note. Documentation of this programming language can be found in the F160 manual.

repeat 10
dwell 240
duty 50
program b
vbackfreq a 20.08554 0 50
converge 2.1 .01
#268647 #original frequency X
13375.14 #scalar octave = X/exp(3)
10655 #toxic protein
end repeat

About an hour with a pad or plasma unit will be required to eliminate this pathogen, preferably plate zapping for half the time with a microscopic slide of stomach tissue. Plate zapping introduces target tissue into the electromagnetic field of the frequency generator and acts as an electronic filter which alters the impedance match of the field to target tissue. As a result, about four times more energy in the electromagnetic field will resonate with target tissue.

If these frequencies do not work the first time, H. Pylori may not be present, or the strain present may have been modified in the process of becoming resistant to antibiotics. A slightly different frequency might be required and the frequency would need to be tested for with the infected individual. A high resolution digital photo is required for this.