I first heard about the BEFE while attending the Young Living 2001 convention. Mary Young announced that, along with essential oils, she was using a machine at the Clinic to help her body release mercury. I ordered one as soon as I got home and now there are several of these machines floating around among in-laws.

The best, non-technical explanation I can give as to how this instrument works is to imagine that you were able to instantly grow a third leg at will. If this leg was free of the toxins stored in cells throughout of the rest of the body, the body would shout for joy and start moving toxins to the extra leg in order to provide relief to the rest of the body. After 35 minutes, you could remove the extra leg and repeat the process every two days by instantly growing another. Over time, a large amount of toxins would be leached from the body.

The BEFE machine more or less simulates this scenario by having you put you feet in a few gallons of water which is charged to a frequency that makes the body think there is an extra limb in which to dump toxins. Some “dumps” may be relatively clear but have a severe chlorine smell even when done side-by-side with another person using the same water source. I’ve seen others where the water starts out clear and ends up blacker and thicker than any coffee (grounds included). I met one women who loves to put clumps of material from the after-BEFE water (they look like rat terds) under a microscope for her clients who are able to see that the clumps are actually jumbled masses of squirming parasites.