Intense Frequencies Used in Hospitals - 1 Experience & Tri-Field Meter Data Sheet - Slowing Heartrate

It might only take a small amount of electromagnetic frequency to affect the heart and heart rate of an ill person, especially one who has just had a serious operation, and especially a heart operation.

The second paragraph of the article:
WHO MURDERED JOHN MACHAFFIE OF NESARA NEWS? FROM ERASMUS OF AMERICA - FEB. 9, 2015

http://nesaranews.blogspot.com/2015/02/who-murdered-john-machaffie-of-nesara.html

states John's heart slowed down, " HE WAS RECOVERING NICELY FROM THE HEART SURGERY AND SUDDENLY HIS HEART SLOWED DOWN ONCE "

APPLICATION(S) OF CERTAIN FREQUENCIES CAN SLOW THE HEART RATE. It is possible that a frequency killed John, whether intentionally or unintentionally (monitoring device- acoustics). Persons just recovering from such operations should not have any unnatural such electromagnetics applied to their bodies. How the hell can you tell if someone has a chance to live unless you allow their body to rest and recover? Lying under a frequency is not rest!

When this editor had an operation a few years ago in a major hospital the room was shared with a man in recovery who had been told he could go home now. The man decided to try to stay there in the hospital room, probably at the expense of the insurance company, etc., you know. Finally, he was again notified to leave and vacate the room but he continued to stay.

When I was rolled out of surgery, the guy was still in the room but had a sudden accident. His bladder began to let go and he urinated the bed and all over himself at which time he got the message and left. He had been visited by hospital security personnel not long before he had the 'accidents'. By going directly to his room and exact physical location they were able to apply electromagnetic frequency directly to his body in bed.

There are other indications of such frequency applications within hospitals. Did you hear about the cat or in some cases a dog that can go sit at the door of a person about to die in the hospital as if predicting the death or having supernatural ability to know which patient was next to die?

Persons in hospital rooms who are on critical watch may have special frequencies attached to them which indicate heartrate, respiration, etc., just like radar on astronauts. It isn't exactly rocket science that the animals are not necessarily all-knowing, but can hear and detect various frequencies and sometimes can distinguish which ones are for what. By the way, animals can be keenly intelligent and perceptive about humans. Even some pets can look at you, size you up and determine approximately what you are about to do next... and especially if you're going to give them a bath, eh?!

Tri-field Meter Data Sheet

The Tri-field Meter
http://www.trifield.com/content/the-trifield-meter/

Private Investigator, Author of 'The Professional Paranoid', H. Michael Sweeney discusses in his book the amount of beats the heartrate is slowed when a victim is under certain frequency, etc.. As I recall he uses the Tri-Field data sheet for this data, but I don't readily find that data sheet online.

THE BOTTOM LINE

This editor is not accusing the hospital of John MacHaffie of any wrongdoing, but it is possible frequencies were applied to him post-op and could even have been aimed from next room or down the hall or from a parking lot.

The bottom line is frequencies can kill - whether in an instant or over a long period of time as in a surveillance operation.

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