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This article is potentially helpful for RIFE / Spooky2 generator owners who are researching potential uses for the PEMF accessory.  It seems positive results would come from simply running 432hz and 528hz through the PEMF coil.  

As it turns out the A-musical note was tuned to 432 Hz back 5000 years ago in India and Egypt and through the days of Brahms and Mozart, and in then in 1938 the Illuminati, through collaboration between the Rockefeller Foundation and Nazi Germany, achieved world-wide acceptance of musical A-note re(de)-tuned to 440 Hz. Evidently, it was their intention to remove the healing – soothing effect of music sung or played when tuned at 432 Hz.

This video demonstrates how to use the "Reverse Lookup" feature in the Spooky2 software.  In the video you will learn two ways of doing a reverse lookup: one is on an exissting Biofeedback scan that you ran on yourself and saved in a previous biofeedback session.  The other technique shows how you can load ANY program into the Control tab and perform a reverse lookup.  

First, what I am about to discuss is not medical advice. I am not saying that any of this can cure, treat, or heal you from disease. I am not a doctor. I am not a medical professional, the following information is provided for “entertainment purposes.”

This video demonstrates how to use the Spooky2 software to run a "Biofeedback" scan on yourself.  This would normally be done using contact mode and TENS pads on either side of your gut, because your gut is typically the starting point for any healing.  You can also put the TENS pads on a specific area of your body but never above the neck or near your heart.  

First, what I am about to discuss is not medical advice. I am not saying that any of this can cure, treat, or heal you from disease. I am not a doctor. I am not a medical professional, the following information is provided for “entertainment purposes.”

The New York Times reports that the greatest risk to infants of pertussis infection comes from older siblings, but leaves out key parts of the story.

The New York Times reports on a new study finding that the greatest risk to infants of being infected with the bacteria that causes whooping cough, or pertussis, now comes from their older siblings. The Times explains that this is “probably a result of waning immunity among children and adolescents who had received the DTaP vaccine.”

Indeed, waning immunity is a serious problem with the DTaP combination vaccine (which contains diptheria, tetanus, and pertussis antigens). One recent study published in Pediatrics concluded, “Tdap protection wanes within 2 to 4 years. Lack of long-term protection after vaccination is likely contributing to increases in pertussis among adolescents.”

But the Times is misleading its readers by telling only one part of the story, leaving readers with the impression that simply giving more “booster” shots would solve the problem.

It wouldn’t.