Unfortunately, Rife’s groundbreaking frequency therapy remains forbidden by mainstream medicine due to threatening an international pharmaceutical monopoly which controls lives and deaths on Earth.
By shining two frequencies that resonated with its spectral signature, Rife created interference that distorted and destroyed it.
Frequency Generators
Atoms joining together to form molecules emit and absorb specific electromagnetic frequencies, with each species of molecule, bacteria and virus having its own distinct frequency it resonates with. When two ocean waves merge they intensify each other as their frequencies overlap – these resonances can then be detected with a spectroscope; Rife’s machine would find this resonant frequency and eliminate it by striking against it with intense high frequency electromagnetic waves.
It works using the same principle that musical notes use to shatter wine glasses; vibrating molecules until they resonate with a frequency that causes them to break. Rife’s machine could identify these frequencies and destroy disease organisms using them – Rife worked tirelessly 48 hours per week over years to discover an impressive list of over 250 destructive frequencies for different diseases.
Modern Rife machines utilize different carrier waves than Rife used, and their intensity is much greater. They produce electric fields called Tumor Treating Fields (TTFields) to target tumour sites and cells throughout the body, including those located at their tumor site or cell division sites. Real-time biofeedback monitoring of electrical resistance or pulse amplitude enables real-time treatment monitoring by operators who select envelope wave frequencies with optimal biofeedback responses, leading to tailored therapies tailored for individual tumour types.
Rife therapy devices currently on the market vary considerably in cost, design and quality. Some handheld models use batteries to apply frequencies while others plug directly into an outlet in your wall and operate off its mains supply. Some rife devices even claim they can cure cancer, HIV or other illnesses; however, no credible scientific cancer organization supports such claims.
Modern rife generators typically display a specific frequency that they emit into the body via small electrode pads placed on hands or feet. While these machines do work to an extent, actual viral and bacteria destruction usually relies on longer, lower frequency harmonics that these inexpensive machines cannot generate effectively.
Plasma Type High-Frequency Generator
Plasmas are gases consisting of ions, electrons, and neutral particles. When electric energy is applied to such gases at certain temperature and pressure levels, the electric field tends to excite and ionise their contents, exciting and ionising more of its constituent atoms into plasma states. This then produces electrons which collide with subsequent atoms in the gas, creating more ions and electrons as they collide, leading to further reactions and creating even more electrons in turn. Plasmas can be generated using numerous processes, including corona discharge, dielectric barrier discharge (DBD), microwave discharge, atmospheric pressure glow discharge (APGD) and gliding arc plasma generation. Plasma type high-frequency generators use inductive coupling to transfer power into plasma, in contrast with capacitively coupled systems where high frequency power is directly supplied to plasma electrodes, leading to significant power losses. Inductively coupled high-frequency plasma sources allow users to adjust ion energy independently of current density by changing the high frequency amplitude, making use of resonance effects such as electron cyclotron wave resonance or Landau damping possible to produce desired plasma parameters.
For optimal control of a plasma source, it is crucial to know exactly the characteristics and process conditions. To accomplish this goal, an integrated part of the plasma source, called a high-frequency matching network can help. It serves to align impedance of the load against generator impedance so as to optimize power transfer while also reducing losses.
A high-frequency matching network consists of coils placed both inside and outside the vacuum system and adapted to the geometry of the plasma chamber, and used either with direct current or with phase shifted alternating current, producing an electromagnetic field rotation around its long axis, leading to more effective and uniform excitation of plasma sources.
For optimal fusion between plasma and high-frequency power sources, it is crucial that generators feature the ability to adapt power supply voltage according to excitation frequency – this ensures an ideal choice of excitation conditions in each application.
Contact Electrode Method
This method involves inserting thin metal probes or needles into the area where cancer cells are located, which are then monitored using imaging technologies like ultrasound, CT or MRI to ensure they are in their correct positions. Once verified, electrical energy is sent through these electrodes to heat up tissue and destroy cancerous cells – this pain-free procedure does not cause bleeding; however swelling could develop after treatment has taken place.
An electronic medical device may include a detection amplifier designed to drive currents between two electrodes on the same device and assess impedances based on those currents to assess impedances between those electrodes and tissue, and assess impedance values based on those driven currents to ascertain if one of them is touching tissue or not. This method may also be used to pinpoint an electrode on its location within three-dimensional space and assess subsequent changes in impedance values that indicate whether an electrode on it is sheathed or unsheathed.
While studies involving low energy waves to treat cancer are in their infancy and do not utilize the same frequency ranges used by rife machines, they have demonstrated some promising results when conducted in laboratories – though further human testing needs to occur before any definitive conclusions can be drawn from such experiments.
Royal Rife pioneered this technique of finding cancer frequencies to kill cancer viruses back in 1920, when he identified it. Subsequently, he attempted 20,000 times to transform normal cells into tumor cells until finally succeeding and filming this transformation; later passing his footage along to Virginia Livingston who began writing scientific papers on it in 1948.
Today, many are still unaware of Rife’s groundbreaking work and its potential impact on their lives. Unfortunately, pharmaceutical medical monopoly efforts to keep Rife’s revolutionary therapy hidden from view by the masses prevent its application for curing diseases; yet were this method used more broadly it would eradicate many or even most diseases altogether.
Rife Machine
A Rife machine emits low energy electromagnetic frequencies that can be used to treat cancer and its symptoms, along with holistic practices and conventional medical therapies. While it hasn’t been shown to cure cancer outright, some individuals find that using one improves their condition or helps manage symptoms better than before – although these devices aren’t FDA approved so should only be used with professional advice and supervision.
Royal Raymond Rife claimed that each microorganism possessed its own frequency and his equipment could detect and kill it. To do this, he illuminated a bacterial or virus cell using two wavelengths of ultraviolet light with similar frequencies that resonated with their specific signature and created interference, producing a third longer wavelength which then entered visible spectrum view without harming or killing microbe. Rife’s simple yet revolutionary microscope had an intricate system for use that ensured accurate results.
Many of Rife’s time’s leading doctors and scientists flocked to his laboratory in San Diego to witness first-hand its incredible magnifying power of his ray tube microscope. Some even brought terminal patients suffering from cancers into his clinic for treatment – where nearly all were successfully cured after 90 days.
Rife’s distaste for medical politics and the pharmaceutical industry’s exclusion of his research from medical journals didomed him to obscurity; he was an unassuming scientist without aspirations for fame or glory.
Some rife machines are portable and easy to use; others may require more complex setup or professional training in order to operate successfully. All rife machines work within the electromagnetic frequency (EMF) spectrum and their use should generally be considered complementary medicine due to limited research on cancer-specific frequencies; however, according to recent studies EMF frequencies may actually help kill malignant cells naturally by helping the body eliminate them through natural elimination processes.
