B) Bacterial, Viral, Fungal Illness A medical diagnosis based on the evaluation of the human body using electro magnetic fields has been outlined by various scientists. This theory is based on the belief that bacteria, viruses, and fungi react to different electromagnetic fields, which can then be used as an identifier for the infection. One scientist who propounded this theory was Dr Raymond Rife (1888-1971) with the Rife machine. Albert Abrams (1864-1924) has also been credited for the discovery of electromagnetic fields and their effects on human health. Under this theory, individuals with EMF Sensitivity are suffering from an undiagnosed illness caused by a bacterial, viral, or fungal infection. To heal from your illness, therefore, you would need to take a course of antibiotics, antivirals, or antifungals in order to address your illness. Unfortunately, in the United States, the Rife machine was actively discredited by the American Medical Association. In Europe, the equivalent machine, the "Mora" is still in use. You can seek diagnosis and treatment with the Mora in Europe. Cancer, which has been linked to EMF sensitivity, would be a second step in this process. Under the "Mora" or "Rife" hypothesis of EMF sensitivity, the development of cancer is caused by the overgrowth of the bacteria, virus, or fungus that is sensitive to and exacerbated by specific electromagnetic fields. The "Mora" or "Rife" theory is supported by the diagnosis of meningitis for individuals who have light sensitivity. With meningitis, light sensitivity (part of the ElectroMagnetic Field spectrum) is caused by a bacterial infection of the brain. Related Links "Le Systeme Mora ou le rationnel en medecine energetique" (Danze). French book describing the MORA machine (a Rife equivalent machine) currently in use in Europe for the treatment of patients. Fungal Infections: Many physicians are unfamiliar with mold and the fungal infections that they can cause. Ask your physician to be tested for fungal infections, or request to be referred to an Allergist who can skin test you for Mold. The Environmental Health Center in Dallas Texas offers mold evaluations and treatment. Also, Dr Shoemaker and Dr Schaller are well known for their work in this field (see "When Traditional Medicine Fails, Your Guide to Mold Toxins"). You can also order a Real time Laboratories evaluation offered through Direct Labs (Select "Tests", then the "Specialty Labs" category, then "Realtime Labs." Consider ordering the "Fungal culture", "Mycotoxin panel", or "Tricothecene" tests) Bacterial Infections: Bacterial infections are frequently undiagnosed. To test for bacterial infections, your physician should order a Urinalysis (to check for a urinary infection), a Stool Analysis, a Nasal Analysis (a swipe of your nasal passage). You can also obtain a blood culture to test for bacteria in the blood (bacteremia). In actual fact, most physicians test only one of these areas for infection, if any. Also, test results for Stool Analyses are notoriously unreliable and dependent on which lab performs the analysis. Your primary physician should be able to conduct these lab tests for you. Parasites: Parasites can invade your body and remain undiagnosed. There are specific tests for each parasite, of which there are many (see List of Parasites). Examples of parasites include: worms, flukes, toxoplasmosis, giardia, cryptosporidium. If possible, try to find a lab that will provide a photo of your blood which can show visually whether you have any foreign objects, parasites, in your blood. AAEM, American Academy of Environmental Medicine. Physicians from the AAEM have a strong background in Fungal Infections and also performing in depth Bacterial analyses (e.g. stool analysis). You can search for a doctor on the AAEM web site. The iGEM Conference: Learn about the amazing things that Bacteria can do. While the medical profession is highly advanced, the evaluation and diagnosis of infection is often imprecise and hit-or-miss. As a result, many patients are left undiagnosed or misdiagnosed and continually searching for answers. The use of electromagnetic evaluations can be one tool in your arsenal in searching for a successful diagnosis and treatment. Disclaimer This web site is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice. Before undertaking any procedure or action or starting any new medication, we recommend that you consult with your physician.