[reply=Byron Robinson]
I've used 30/45 seconds scans on my wife (who has metastatic breast cancer) and have documented that she noticed a sensation within 20-seconds on most of the frequencies termed 'hits' but, on some frequencies, of longer scan periods (90-seconds), she noticed a sensation after 60 seconds has expired. However, I have also noted that on a pulse frequency of 37Hz the time of initial sensation is much shorter.

Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Bergman
Hans,

I think you are under the impression that a person could have run one good effective frequency earlier and feel it later when running a noneffective one. I believe that you will ether feel it at the time it is running or not at all. In another words if 666 is an effective cancer killing frequency and you run it for 30 seconds and nothing is felt then nothing will be felt later either. You may have to run it longer for a sensation to be felt but it will not produce a sensation after the fact. At least I have never heard of that happening or experienced it personally.

If you are doing a sweep which is quite easy with the GB, just note the displayed frequency if something is felt. Then narrow your sweep to a few Hz below and above the noted frequency and sweep again to home in on the actual frequency felt and to confirm the "hit". It is not a perfect system but better than none at all.

If you sweep around the listed cancer frequencies this should make the search much faster. You will have to builds on your own experience since you are in effect a pioneer whenever you use these devices to treat something this difficult. It is very much a treatment that involves the response of the person being treated. Once you learn the individuals responses and what duration of time produces a response you can use that as a guideline for future reference.

I do not envy the position you are in treating such a serious condition. But I am glad you are so diligent in your research. I just wish there was some real good solid protocol available for you. But cancer has been a tough nut to crack for any treatment. Frequency treatments are no exception.

Best Regards

Dan Bergman