Researchers developed an at-home treatment using low-intensity ultrasound waves to target specific cancer cell types without harming any healthy ones.<\/p>\n
One student suffering from Ehrlichiosis and Lyme disease experienced positive outcomes using genome-related therapeutic resonant frequencies determined by methods of the present invention. He returned to school two weeks later.<\/p>\n
Microcurrent frequencies have the ability to resonate with the bioelectrical field that constitutes our cells and tissues, much like how singers can shake glasses with notes that resonate with crystal structures; similarly, these frequencies resonate with your own electrical field to alter it and change it for good – research shows this change being permanent as these frequencies reduce inflammation while increasing ATP (your own body’s chemical energy source) by up to 500%!<\/p>\n
Resonant frequencies used for cancer treatment aim at attacking tumor cells rather than normal cells, with frequency selection determined using a thermodynamic model that determines which frequency works for each type of tumor. Test results on three dimensional tumor spheroid models simulate hypoxic environments commonly encountered during solid tumor development while showing how specific frequencies create mitochondrial metabolic switches to control growth of cancer masses.<\/p>\n
Resonant frequencies may also play a role in combatting cancer through histotripsy, a therapy using sound waves to mechanically destroy tumors. Histotripsy also increases oxygen levels in surrounding tissue, helping the immune system recognize and destroy tumors more effectively.<\/p>\n
Histotripsy can be especially important when treating cancer because cancer cells can subvert your immune system. When exposed to histotripsy, cancer cells die either due to mechanical disruption or self-destructive mechanisms called necroptosis and become visible to your immune system so it can start attacking it more effectively.<\/p>\n
These results have been replicated in a human model of human glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressive brain cancer. The specific frequencies used were effective at slowing the proliferation of cancerous glioblastoma and neurosphere cells while not impacting noncancerous control spheroid cells – supporting the hypothesis that resonance frequencies can target cancerous cells while altering their biological behavior, leading to innovative strategies for treating advanced cancer patients.<\/p>\n
Recent research published in 2021 demonstrated how an oscillating 7.83Hz frequency could promote wound healing, enhance angiogenesis and inhibit cell migration and inflammation responses in human skin cells. The authors determined these effects to be related to its resonance with human collagen; as such they suggest low frequency electromagnetic fields be used as adjuvant therapies combined with standard therapies in order to improve clinical outcomes.<\/p>\n
Natural resonant frequencies for genes and gene sections as well as components of genomic material – proteins in particular – appear across various regions of the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum. Some of these frequencies may be compatible with vibrational levels of microorganisms while others could potentially be harmful; many frequencies appear that are incompatible with frequency-emitting devices and must therefore be adjusted downward or upward in order for therapy resonant frequencies to be produced by such devices.<\/p>\n
The present invention provides methodologies for rapidly and efficiently determining therapeutic resonant frequencies that are effective in stimulating or debilitating specific DNA and RNA genomes, genes, or gene sections. Furthermore, these methodologies may also be utilized for finding frequencies compatible with vibrational levels of microorganisms.<\/p>\n
Example responses have been reported after using previously unavailable therapeutic resonant frequencies related to genetic coding of microorganisms. One individual suffering from herpes simplex virus outbreaks found relief through using genomic-related therapeutic resonant frequencies identified through this invention’s methods; similarly, another individual using herpes papilloma virus frequencies experienced their warts vanishing entirely.<\/p>\n
Rife machines work on the principle that every organism has a specific resonance that, if tuned into, can be disrupted and kill off cells within it. By programming Rife machines to output these frequencies at their target organism’s fundamental frequency, one can disrupt its cellular integrity and kill off microbes that feed on it. By tuning into that resonance frequency one can effectively destroy it and disrupt it permanently.<\/p>\n
Clifford Cho, MD, is a board-certified medical oncologist who employs histotripsy at University of Michigan Health-West to use high-energy soundwave therapy and effectively destroy liver cancer cells through mechanical means. In this video he describes what histotripsy offers patients and how it works.<\/p>\n