Phlebotomus Fever

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About This Program

Phlebotomus fever, also known as sandfly fever, is a viral illness transmitted through the bite of infected sandflies, typically causing a short but debilitating episode of fever, headache, muscle pain, and fatigue. The condition is most common in subtropical and tropical regions and is caused by viruses belonging to the Phlebovirus genus. In Rife frequency therapy, this program applies a carefully selected range of electromagnetic frequencies thought to target the viral pathogens associated with phlebotomus fever, with the intention of supporting the immune system's natural response and promoting recovery. The approach is entirely non-invasive, requiring no pharmaceuticals or physical intervention, and is used by individuals seeking complementary support alongside conventional care. Users of this program may notice a gradual easing of associated symptoms such as fatigue, body aches, or fever discomfort during the course of sessions. As with any health-related practice, it is strongly recommended that you speak with a qualified healthcare practitioner before beginning Rife frequency therapy, particularly if you are experiencing acute illness or are currently under medical treatment.

Frequencies (10)

  • 30 Hz
  • 250 Hz
  • 2780 Hz
  • 35930 Hz
  • 115710 Hz
  • 237500 Hz
  • 495000 Hz
  • 734250 Hz
  • 852590 Hz
  • 915350 Hz

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