Hi Renée,
I've used mine effectively with hair samples in the input well. I just
update the sample every few months.
I'd use the ABPA A2 exclusively for convenience sake, and it's got
about 1000 pages of programming in it, but the complexities of Lyme
have proved to require more so I use the FScan most of the time as
well, with the ABPA A2 as a holding/balancing pattern for when I don't
have electricity. Sometime, I may stop the FScan for a couple months'
test and see what happens. After 45+ years of Lyme, I'm unwilling to
lose any ground at the moment. Be well,
Léna
On May 9, 2012, at 10:09 AM, Renee wrote:
I wish I could afford one. Reading about it--hardly anyone has a
Polaroid
camera anymore and they've stopped making the film, though a secondary
company still makes small batches of the necessary film. So since
almost no
one will be able to take a Polaroid photo of themselves or their
clients,
how will this machine work? Most black boxes will accept spit or blood.
Some say digital images, though others say a digital does not contain
the
necessary frequencies for the machine to 'attach' to.
And--if the machine does all that it says it does, why would anyone
need to
attach a frequency device to run frequencies through it? It sounds
like it
does enough work on its own to not need external frequencies.
Samala,
Renee
-----Original Message-----
I looked at some of the other machines, but the ABPA A2 appears to be
the
closest to the SE-5.
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