Since the posting below to the Rifers group, I have seen mild recurrence of rosacea which is easily treated. I’ve found this parasite in other people who do not have rosacea. It seems to be endemic and will be passed between family members so entire family has to be treated. Is this case the cause is clearly a parasite. Other cases may or may not be the same.

From: Jeff Sutherland

Date: Tue Oct 16, 2001 5:13 pm

Subject: Rosacea update

After facial treatment by skin specialist at a spa, volunteer’s face was red

and raw. Tested for rosacea and found one more frequency in addition to

previous treatment reported on the list, which is presumably another form of

the organism causing redness. Remaining frequencies were within 100-200

hertz of treatment several months ago. Treating at the frequencies below

eliminated virtually all redness within a few minutes. Going from high to

low eliminates body burden. Going from low to high then eliminates the

remaining organisms before any eggs can hatch.

Treated with FSCAN with Carolina slide 31-4522 Human, Skin Nonpigmented sec.

lying on top of cyclinder that comes with FSCAN. This maximizes power

transfer to skin. FSCAN effects are not dependent on electrical current.

Holding electrodes near the skin has same effect, i.e. magnetic field around

the electrode does the work.

9551, 5133, 3311, 1131

After redness was eliminated, tested for herpes frequencies because of other

postings saying rosacea was curable by treating for herpes. Test was

negative. This case is not associated with herpes, or the parasite

frequencies also killed the herpes. Next time will test for herpes first.

Rosacea is one of the easiest conditions to eliminate with the FSCAN, and

with dramatic and immediate visual effect. Unfortunately, I did not have my

digital camera with me to document the change.

Jeff Sutherland

LIFE EXTENSION WEEKLY UPDATE EXCLUSIVE

Bruce Ames on megavitamin therapy: “I suspect that the big impact is going to be in aging”

A review article coauthored by researcher Bruce Ames PhD of the University of California, Berkeley, published in the April 2002 issue of The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition featured the assertion that over fifty genetic diseases are successfully treated with high doses of vitamins, particularly those of the B complex, and that the vitamins may slow the effects of aging. Dr Ames suggests that there may be many more diseases treatable with megadoses of vitamins, and that the similar biochemical deficiencies of aging may be responsive to megavitamin therapies as well. Young people as well, may find vitamin supplementation useful to tune up their metabolism.

Dr Ames believes that the effectiveness of megavitamins are due to their role as coenzymes, which work with enzymes to perform metabolic functions. Certain genetic mutations reduce the ability of an enzyme to bind to its coenzyme, therefore decreasing the rate of the enzyme to catalyze a reaction. High levels of the right vitamins will raise the amount of coenzymes to a level sufficient to overcome the defect, reversing the effect of the mutations. Dr Ames and his coauthors have estimated that up to one-third of all genetic mutations result in the corresponding enzyme having a decreased binding affinity for a coenzyme. Examples of diseases that can in some instances be caused by mutations and which are responsive to high doses of vitamins cardiovascular disease, migraine, some cancers, alcohol intolerance, blindness, kidney disease, mental retardation, hemolytic anemia and Alzheimer’s disease.

Dr Ames commented, “These 50 diseases are just the tip of the iceberg. Individual doctors have noticed this, but nobody put it all together. Now, doctors are going to try high-dose vitamin therapy the minute they know a coenzyme is involved in a disease or there is a problem with the substrate. It makes sense, since many of the vitamins are generally recognized as safe in large doses. I think this kind of thing will turn up all over once people start looking.”

Dr Ames notes that B vitamins are sold in dosages hundred times the recommended daily allowances and are considered safe for most people. The review’s authors write, “There is potentially much benefit and possibly little harm in trying high-dose nutrient therapy because of the nominal cost, ease of application and low level of risk.”

http://groups.yahoo.com/fscan

Date: Mon, 01 Apr 2002 03:28:15 -0000

From: “jsutherland”

Subject: Pollens

I’ve been using the FSCAN for several years now and the more

interesting things are the unexpected results I find with it. On the

Rifers list I mentioned last year that pollens can be killed with

the FSCAN and it eliminates the allergic response.

Right now the pollen count in the Boston area is medium and it is

heading to high by mid week. While www.pollen.com says it is mostly

tree pollens, the offender for the last couple of days is actually

mold.

This was determined using Delisos homeopathic allergy kits. I have a

complete set and the one that eliminates symptoms is North Atlantic

Mold Mix.

Later I zapped with the FSCAN at 499583 and that also eliminates

symptoms. Tree pollens seem to be in the 497KHZ range and molds in

the 499KHZ area.

Walking around town today, the pollens induce lung symptoms, cough,

and I couldn’t carry my FSCAN around so I took one of Don Croft’s

Terminator II small zappers and stuck it in my belt. I think it puts

out around 15KHZ. It was pretty effective at eliminating symptoms.

This evening I put a microscopic slide on the top of the cylinder

that comes with the FSCAN (Mold types w.m. 25-7656 from

www.carolina.com) and the combination of the frequency and plate

zapping with the slide eliminated all symptoms in about 30 seconds.

Extremely effective.

I always us homeopathic as complementary therapy and low potency

Antimonium Tartaricum in water sipped several times a day when

exposed is very helpful for the current pollen exposure in Boston.

These combination strategies can keep a very allergic person

completely free from allergy symptoms.

Tomorrow morning and the rest of the week when I go jogging in the

middle of the high pollen count will be the extreme test.

Jeff Sutherland

Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2002 07:52:40 -0000

From: “John”

Subject: Re: Re: Comments on postings on SIDS and measles

—– Original Message —–

>From: “jsutherland”

>To:

>Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2002 10:36 PM

>Subject: [SymphonicHealth] Re: Comments on postings on SIDS and measles

> John,

> The papers you posted on Smallpox were really interesting. This week’s

> New England Journal is entirely devoted to Smallpox and can be freely

> downloaded. They included some historic writings and photos. To their

> credit there were a couple of photos of people who were horribly

> inflicted with aftereffects of the vaccination, pointing out that

> Smallpox vaccination is not without risk.

I’ll have a look. It is one thing they can’t deny–vaccinia http://www.whale.to/v/vaccinia-necrosum.html

Over 200 years they have had to admit that but the new vaccines are “safer” of course although they do admit smallpox vaccine is one of the most dangerous and even admit it was killing 20 kids a year. Which is why they haven’t jumped at vaccinating the whole country although they have 500 million doses–could happen though, depends on who owns the stock I suppose.

>

> In the case of the historic homeopathic experience, Robin Murphy

> quotes similar material in his tapes over and over for many different

> diseases. He has spent a lot of time digging into old journals in

> major U.S. hospitals that were former homeopathic hospitals and may be

> able to provide references. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to

> Murphy’s records.

>

> The papers you posted make my point. Homeopathic treatment can work as

> well or better than vaccination without vaccinations nasty side

> effects. Not only that, it can cure the vaccinated patients that come

> down with Smallpox.

Yes, and when you look into it they thought smallpox was less of a problem than measles. They make it into a wizard of oz disease to make out they have saved us from the wiz, and to be able to scare us when needed. They must have killed millions with the vaccines and by ignoring the real reasons for smallpox–poor diet, sanitation etc.

“In a recent number of the Leicester Free Press, it is said :-” So far as we are concerned in Leicester, a town containing 120,000 inhabitants, with many thousands of unvaccinated children, smallpox seems to be about the least dangerous of all diseases, and is not to be named by the side of scarlet fever, measles, whooping cough, diarrhoea, or even consumption. If a case of small-pox is discovered, instant isolation is adopted, and during the last five years we have hardly had five deaths. That being the state of the case, one need not wonder that the fear of the disease should disappear, or that resistance to vaccination should increase.”–William Tebb 1881 http://www.whale.to/v/smallpox2.html

I’ll have to get some of those Murphy tapes.

I have bought Coulters, vol 3 I think, but not much on measles in there.

Talking to a homeopath he says measles shouldn’t be suppressed anyway, and lack of it is a sign of energy weakness.

john

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