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Q: Does the F-SCAN really work?

A: It does. I have heard two complaints, sometimes from the same person: “The F-SCAN can’t possibly detect anything.” And “I get a different set of peaks if I do a DIRP right after eating.” If this combination does not make you smile.....

Anyone who has used the software and has done DIRPs (tests) below 10,000 is aware that there is a series of peaks that are similar in everyone. Not identical, but similar. They are near 1360, 2720, 4080, etc. I think these are caused by electrolytes. (No, your electrolytes will not go away if you treat those frequencies.) These peaks are still visible above 100,000 but they are very small in comparison to the “hits” which are much higher. And anyone who has done DIRPs in the Clark range and above is aware that each person’s DIRP will be very different.

Q: In order to run a DIRP I have to establish a frequency range and delta step. I found very quickly that if I select a large range with a small delta it takes a long time to process. I would appreciate knowing what ranges you have found to be most useful and the delta involved so that a novice like myself might get meaningful results.

A: I like to use a delta of 1000 to start. I do 50,000-200,000 and treat the peaks. If the software is used, just let the computer set the blue line and treat for 2-3 minutes per frequency. Then 200,000 to 400,000. Then 400,000-600,000, then 600,000-1,000,000. This covers the Clark range. If needed, 1,000,000 on up. I believe that most MORs (germ killing frequencies) are in the Clark range and above. Some flu viruses are between 2,500,000 and 3,000,000.

Q: Also with a DIRP process am I safe in assuming that if I select a large delta I might step over a frequency with a major reading? Is there generally enough splatter that this is not a problem?

The F-SCAN COMPACT offers the same set of more than 340 applications named after R. R. RIFE as the F-SCAN2. An application can be selected and ready to start within one minute. 10 or 100 more memory banks for up to 50 frequency values each, can be filled by the user with individually selected applications. Each of the 10 or 100 banks can be erased or reused.The mode of operation is new. It resembles the operating mode of modern cell phones and it does not take long to get used to the procedure.