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Two Towers makes a Bob Beck protocol device magnetic pulser

Richard Loyd has a website with information on all types of bioelectronic devices including EMEMs, Super Thumpys and other pulsers, improved zappers, violet ray, and others plus instructions on building some of them. He also gets people together to buy F-Scans in bulk to get a break on the price. He wrote the article Zappers and Other Gizmos.

The F-Scan is sold by T-B Electronics. It is expensive but can supposedly run a scan on the body, looking for frequencies which resonate, and then running the frequencies it detected either with the built-in pad device or as an input to a Rife Bare device.

Bruce Stenulson makes and sells EMEM-like devices he calls EM+ as well as zappers and other complementary bioelectronic devices and accessories.

Dan's Enhancer is called a "molecular enhancer" and appears to be gentle electric stimulation, but must be used for long periods.

George Lakovsky designed and built the Multi-Wave oscillator. This is a short article from " Educate Yourself" in the Forbidden Cures section which gives information on him.

Zephyr Technology provides instructions on building a portable Multi-Wave Oscillator (MWO).

The Carolina Health Center near Greenville, South Carolina, is run by Peter Kapetanakos. He is heir to John Garvy's original Energy Medicine clinic. They perform Vega testing, homeoenergetic remedies, function generator electro-acupuncture, and other health modalities. They specialize in treating Lyme, fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue.

Kelly Research Technologies invented the BETAR sound relaxation system plus offers radionic analyzers, systems, and accessories as well as E.L.F. generators which produce the Schumann resonance waveform..