I’d like to report my first success with Spooky2. Every year I have pollen allergies. Once we get through winter, plants start to bloom and I’m not necessarily miserable but I have a constant nasal drip down the back of my throat. In years past it would be worse because I’d be outside biking and running, which even led to exercise induced asthma.
I’m a newbie with Spooky2. I fumbled through the settings but with the help of members Jim Beach and Milivoj Jelakovic I think I finally figured it out for this season.
Looking up on the internet, the pollen that is around my area right now is Ash, Alder and Cedar/Juniper.
My general settings are:
using Spooky Remote
Sine Wave
Feathering +/-.02%
Amplitude 10
Dwell 1
Repeat Program 0 (looping continuously)
Scalar subharmonic checked, although I did not set this deliberately
Duty cycle 50/50 although I did not change this either
Here is a screen shot of my settings:
I then tried a bunch of the frequency sets. These were:
Allergy XTRA
Allergy Pollen XTRA
On Jim Beach’s suggestion, I went to http://www.electroherbalism.com/Bioelec … s/CAFL.htm and typed in:
Allergy (also see Pertussis) – 10000, 7344, 5000, 1550, 1234, 740, 880, 835, 787, 727, 500, 330, 160, 30, 3
Allergy_1 – 10000, 1865, 880, 787, 727, 690, 660, 555, 522, 473, 444, 330, 290, 146, 125, 95, 72, 33, 20, 3
Allergy_pollen_TR (pulse 64 75, converge 2 0.03125, dwell 500) – 116113, 119061.03, 119441.8
I don’t know what those extra settings in Allergy_pollen_TR mean, so i only put in dwell of 500.
I tried each one for a few hours and noted any particular reactions in me. I didn’t get any conclusive positive reactions from any of them except for Allergy_1. For example, I typically am a bit more gummy in the back of throat in the mornings, which makes sense because I’m lying down and draining the nasal drip is not as good as when I’m walking around and upright during the day. So symptoms ease a little bit as the day goes on.
With Allergy_1, I noticed that my nasal passages completely dried up by evening. But I was still not convinced. I left it on overnight and when I got up in the morning, they were still pretty dry. There is still a bit of gumminess, but noticeably less.
So far, it has been running about 17 hours straight. I have no frequency fatigue symptoms. I’m going to keep it running for a little while longer before turning it off. I am curious as to the longevity of this treatment, and whether or not I need to keep Spooky2 running for long periods of time, or continously to keep the allergy at bay.
This trial and error seems to be necessary but kind of a pain too. Also, it is possible that during trial and error, the condition may even ease – so did I find the right frequency sets or did my body just ease the condition along the way? I am wondering if Spooky Pulse could be modified to sweep through frequencies of a given general condition: ie. I have a cold, so sweep through all known cold frequencies and see if I can narrow further via technology versus through me needing to search around and figure it out….
Source: http://www.spooky2.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=713