The Resonance Effect: How Frequency Specific Microcurrent Is Changing Medicine
By Carolyn McMakin
North Atlantic Books
Around one hundred years ago, the purΒveyors of pharmaceutical medicine decided they didnβt want any competition from other forms of medicine that might be more effecΒtive, so they employed every dirty trick they could to debunk and destroy chiropractors, homeopaths, herbalists and others. While I did know of Royal Raymond Rife and his work, I did not know there were thousands of practiΒtioners treating patients with specific resonant electrical frequencies. Carolyn McMakin has brought this treatment back from obscurity and tells us all about it.
One of the first things to understand is that this is not some kind of electroshock treatment using enough power to light up your teeth. Practitioners are using microcurrents too small to even feel. With the right frequency and waveforms, a variety of conditions from nerve and tissue damage to organ malfunction can be treated.
Due to FDA regulations, you canβt just go out and buy the frequency machine that will do the job, even though they are not dangerous to anybody but pharma-controlled medicine. This is more proof that the FDA continues the misΒsion of protecting the prevailing medical gulag (which is very dangerous) from any competition that might really work.
Fortunately, it is easy to find practitioners using Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) therapy on the Internet, one of whom (Shannon Goossen) will be speaking at our conference in October.
In her book, McMakin gives many exΒamples of pain resolution using FSM, from headache to sore knees to dislocated shoulder. Results donΚΌt come quickly, however; often it reΒquires several sessions lasting one hour or more to clear the pain. McMakin is clearly dedicated to helping her patients, especially when nothing else worked.
The thumb is UP for this book.
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