I suffered with a very severe case of herpes for 14 years. My condition required that I maintain high doses of medication; and because of this, my liver had to be checked regularly. This was very frustrating to me. I was concerned about what effects the medication was having on my body, and I was pretty hopeless that things would ever improve.

The only option offered to me was an even higher dosage of a medication which was to be taken less frequently. Some experts theorized that it would work to knock the virus out of my system – but there had been no data which would substantiate that possibility. (This medication was Famvir. Often used for shingles, it is very powerful and extremely expensive.)

I was on Famvir a short time when I started Rifeing with JWLABS’ Model B. I had two sets of three sessions with the foot baths. I used the General Alignment protocol for the first three treatments. This was followed by using a pad application along my spine utilizing the frequencies for herpes.

There was a six week gap between the second and third series of treatments. This was a very stressful period in my life, and I actually went off my medication for a week.. In the past, either of these factors typically exacerbated my condition. Yet, to my delight, I did not have an outbreak.

My third series of treatments repeated the application along my spine. I was told that this was often where the dormant virus lurked, so it was important that we work the area with vigilance.

It has now been 16 months since I have had an outbreak; and it is significant, I think, that during this time I have endured very high stress and important life changes. Any of which might have elicited a herpes outbreak. It is very surprising and of great relief to me that I have come through so well, and I attribute it to the work with frequency therapy.

Even my doctor said that if I went 15 months without an outbreak, he would believe there was some credibility to this treatment modality. (He happens to be the chairman of his department at
a prominent Chicago area hospital.)

I can honestly say that my life is not the same!