Shades of Rife?

www.livescience.com...

shake viruses to death...

royal rife?

hulda clark's zapper?


Why not fire a broad spectrum of frequencies ?


rife frequencies vindicated....?

You be the judge..

It would seem this confirms Rife's work...These people are doing it the hard way by computing individual frequencies for viruses...instead of firing a broader range radio wave.

[edit on 6-2-2008 by esecallum]

I was thinking the exact same thing!!!

It is great that science are finally accepting vibratory physics, wich have been around for 50 years or more! I just hope they remember to give credit to the original pioners on the subject.

Originally posted by Bluess
It is great that science are finally accepting vibratory physics, wich have been around for 50 years or more! I just hope they remember to give credit to the original pioners on the subject.

They are using quite high frequencies like 60 gigahertz.

When you produce a sharp rising steep sided square wave of any frequency it will generate harmonics up to quite high frequencies....

eg 10khz will produce even odd harmonics like 20khz 30 khz 40 kh....

The power of the harmonics goes down off course...

it is not stated how much POWER is required to shake a virus to bits...


for bacteria which is much larger then viruses the frequencies would be much lower...


it is lamentable that hardly anyone has tried to replicate rife experiments using bacteria under microscopes subjected to rife frequencies.

people seem to content to regurgitate 50 year old photos and video..


equipment is very cheap nowadays with signal generators costing $20 to $60 dollar or even using a pc soundcard with using freeware software to generate the frequencies...

a second hand microscope costs under a $100 or use one in a university lab...

cheap digital camera under $200,or again use university equipment or use a cellphone camera...


any volunteers?

or you could ask around your student friends to research this...

use the 6 degrees of separation theory to find a willing researcher.





[edit on 7-2-2008 by esecallum]

reply to post by esecallum



Actually people are reproducing Rifes' work. You may be interested in the Yahoo rife forum if you want to learn more. There is also a separate yahoo lyme Rife group. Because lyme is such a large microbe you can observe under commercially affordable microscopes. The lyme Rife group is dedicated exclusively to proving the merits of the Rife machine via the destruction of lyme cells. Despite hours of recorded success, the AMA still refuses to conduct a peer review study.


Also a note to all Rife machine owners. If you own a rife machine PLEASE Click the ATS link

[edit on 10/18/2007 by titorite]