I just got off the phone with Gene Koonce, the inventor of the Vibe Machine who called me in response to an email I sent him.

A business associate of mine pointed out some Seattle Times articles he had read about the Vibe Machine and other e-medicine devices and he was worried that I might get into some trouble sharing my machine the way I do.  See those articles are here and here.

These articles are scary but not to worry.  Gene pointed out that the guy that got busted for fraud was claiming to be an MD (which he wasn't) and the machine he was nabed for was a Rife machine, not the Vibe Machine.  Gene told me that at the time the government was investigating this guy, he got wind of it and asked the feds if there was any problems with the Vibe Machine, and they said no.

Gene also told me that last November 5th the Vibe Machine was registered with the FDA.  What this means is that the Vibe Machine has officially entered the stage for FDA conformance and hopefully sometime this January, the FDA will list the Vibe Machine on its website (they are slow, says Gene) as being in this state of conformance and within 6 months to 3 years it will likely become offically approved.

More on this as I learn of it.