This Device Cured Cancer But BIG PHARMA Destroyed It! Must Read.

Once again: if it worked, Big Pharma would be charging you through the nose for it. It was a scam.

I own a Rife machine; my mom and aunt are physicians, and they have been working in a network of doctors that quietly use the machine on patients and from working in their practice I got involved in holistic health and my mom bought a (rather expensive) one for me from a doctor up in Wisconsin.

Recently, I've had several great success stories; a friend of mine has had leukemia and lymphoma for over a year, and the doctor's gave him 3-4 months back in November. His first round of chemo was unsuccessful. I convinced him to let me do treatments on him with the rife, and around the same time he had started a last (final attempt) at another course of chemo even though it didn't work before. After 5 1-hour treatments with the rife (I used a variety of different frequency codes; for the cancer cells themselves, as well as one that I have found to be extremely important -- the frequency wave that destroys the hard protective protein shell that cancer cells form around itself)and only one visit for chemo (the chemo that previously didn't work) his cancer was in FULL REMISSION.

I've had success with cancer in other people I know, and my mom and aunt have had many successes with their patients using the rife, but this I just couldn't believe and I've been so happy, since this was a close friend. His oncologists thought it was the one round of chemo (when he told them about the rife machine they said that that is "junk" medicine) but then they all said this was a "miracle" and they had "never seen or heard of one treatment of chemo putting his type of cancer into full remission" especially when he was already so far along and they had previously given him only a few months left to live. Whatever they want to believe, it was definitely the rife machine treatments.

As I stated previously, I and my mom/aunt and other doctor's they work with all have had amazing results with cancer and other diseases; lyme disease, HIV/AIDS, Hep C, parasites, bacteria's, Herpes, etc. Additionally, my aunt just two weeks ago had a patient in her office that had a flesh-eating bacteria that was MRCA / antibiotic resistant; he was a 26-yr old Navy Seal who had contracted the bacteria while being deployed. His leg was a few weeks away from amputation, he had been to a dozen doctors and specialists, and there was supposedly "no cure" for it. Desperate, he flew from several states away to see my aunt and mom who have an alternative medical practice and within 4 treatments with the rife, his leg was literally like new. I will see if I can get the pictures from them and post it. Really remarkable when you actually see visual pictures of people whom are healed by the Rife machine.

Beware though! There are so many scams online. I have never seen an honest real Rife machine being sold online; they do not work. The reality is that you need a fairly powerful machine to really see results with treatment, and you cannot just order these machines online and they cost between $25k on the very low end to $250k. There is an entire network of physicians and people in the medical field that very quietly make these machines, most of the Americans doctors have moved the Mexico and other countries to be able to do so. You need to know someone who knows someone. I do not talk about or admit that I use this machine unless I do so anonymously - like on here - or I know and trust the person. We've had some issues in the past. One of the doctors my aunt is close colleagues with treated Dick Cheney for over a year with these machines, and there are many other people that are wealthy and in the know that know about them. They have patients that fly across the country and come for treatment. I can assure you that the rife machine is not a scam, that it works, but that there is a lot of misinformation out there and is one of those things that is more underground and definitely not available to the everyday person -- it should be, but again, this is just another of the the injustices that exists in this world.

Also, the FDA uses the same technology the Rife machine uses on meat; to kill off pathogens, bacteria and viruses. Our body is just like meat. This alone should exemplify that the technology is there, that it works, and that it is just suppressed by big pharma and the government.

robobbob
reply to post by Bedlam

 

you can use a laser to induce an acoustic wave for material fault testing

you can also use microwave induced heating to create a mechanical wave

In neither case is the material "resonating" with the EM wave. Sure, if you heat something abruptly , it'll expand. That's not what Rife is stating happens.

reply to post by awakeblakereport


I have a magic rock. Doctors all over town use it. It only costs a dollar.

awakeblakereport
Also, the FDA uses the same technology the Rife machine uses on meat; to kill off pathogens, bacteria and viruses. Our body is just like meat. This alone should exemplify that the technology is there, that it works, and that it is just suppressed by big pharma and the government.

FDA? They use Rife on meat? Then it ought to be documented somewhere. Citation please.

daskakik

whitewave
He did go to Mexico with what few notes he could salvage and try to rebuild Rife's machine and replicate his work.

Try to rebuild his machine? It couldn't have been that hard to put one together if he was just giving them away. If he had built many he couldn't blame the loss of notes as the reason.

Other alternative cancer clinics (some even offering Rife treatment) are still making a profit. Why couldn't Rife?

The "he" that went to Mexico was the partner, not Rife. I know it's tempting to skim read when there's more there's more than 2 sentences and no pictures but if you're going to try disassembling someone's post, please read the whole thing. Thank you. Your second question regarding why Rife didn't (not couldn't) make a profit was also already answered in the same post.

reply to post by whitewave

Don't do that. I never even mentioned Rife being here or there.

My point was that Rife could have rebuilt the machine because he already knew how it was put together so, the loss of notes is just a bad excuse.

Your post did not answer the question of why he didn't seek a place where he could have continued to work and thereby make a profit instead of just claiming that he was being supressed but, I think Bedlam already gave a good reason for that.

reply to post by Skywatcher2011


Excellent post!!! S & F for you.

I read this years ago and listened to a number of interviews on youtube featuring Mr Royal Rife...extemely interesting stuff. The man was way ahead of his time.

Here is one short one of him explaining his work....

Royal Rife...his own words

daskakik

Your post did not answer the question of why he didn't seek a place where he could have continued to work and thereby make a profit instead of just claiming that he was being supressed but, I think Bedlam already gave a good reason for that.

edit on 27-2-2014 by daskakik because: (no reason given)

Question answered here:
"Rife was completely terrorized and realized that no good deed goes unpunished so he completely backed off from any further attempts to replicate his work."

The AMA would not have tried to buy him out and threaten all the other doctors using the machine if all they had to do was charge Rife with fraud. Rife was given awards and prestige and much publicity for his ground-breaking work at the time. Word of mouth by cured patients was spreading rapidly.

Believe or don't believe. I'm not pedaling the Rife religion here so really don't care. There are a lot of so-called Rife machines being sold today and if I knew where I could get one that worked as advertised then I'd have one. Not knowing which ones are fraudulent machines (and, no doubt, there are some) and which ones are legit prevents me from plunking any money down on them but I've got a list of the frequencies ready for the time when I can separate the wheat from the chaff in the Rife machine market.

reply to post by whitewave

That is just an assumption on your part and it does not explain why others were able to continue working outside of AMA jurisdiction.

reply to post by awakeblakereport


Thanks for sharing your personal experience with the Rife machine. If you don't feel like putting out the information for all to see, could you PM me as to what brand/type you're using? Thanks.

reply to post by 999zxcv


I read a lot of SF when I was young(er).
Some stuff has become reality (internet) most of it remains fantasy, so does this.


Furthermore : "cancer" doesn't exist. It's a multitude of diseases with a multitude of causes.
A 'cure' that claims it can cure all cancer is therefor snakeoil

Bedlam
reply to post by awakeblakereport

 

I have a magic rock. Doctors all over town use it. It only costs a dollar.

One dollar to use or to buy?

reply to post by awakeblakereport

The marketers of this device were convicted of felony health fraud; the sentencing judge described them as "target[ing] the most vulnerable people, including those suffering from terminal disease" and providing false hope.[17] Similarly, the American Cancer Society reported in 1994 that Rife machines were being sold in a "pyramid-like, multilevel marketing scheme"; a key component of the marketing approach was the claim that the device was being suppressed by an establishment conspiracy against cancer "cures".[6]
The Attorneys General of Wisconsin and Minnesota sued a marketer of one such frequency generator for deceptive trade practices and consumer fraud. The Court found that she had violated the law and that, as a result of her actions, a cancer patient had ceased chemotherapy and died four months later.[18]
In 2002 John Bryon Krueger, who operated the "Royal Rife Research Society," was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a murder and also received a concurrent 30-month sentence for illegally selling Rife devices.[19]
In Australia, the use of Rife machines has been blamed for the deaths of cancer patients who might have been cured with conventional therapy.

skepp.be...

reply to post by deadcalm

In the man's own words:

At 4:09: "We have never made a positive claim that that is the causitive agent of cancer." Referring to the BX Virus.

Ironic how people here have been arguing that cancer is a virus when the man himself makes the clear distinction that what they labeled BX virus was believed to be the cause of cancer and not cancer itself and even this was not confirmed.

At 5:38: "Now, those organisms are so minute and so delicate that they have to be stained with a frequency of light."

Here it starts to sound like BS again. How does someone stain a sample with a frequency of light?

reply to post by pondrthis


Or maybe you're just pregnant

Bangorak
reply to post by 999zxcv

 

Furthermore : "cancer" doesn't exist. It's a multitude of diseases with a multitude of causes.
A 'cure' that claims it can cure all cancer is therefor snakeoil

edit on 27-2-2014 by Bangorak because: (no reason given)

Haha cancer does in fact exist. I've seen cancer cells in lab, know the mechanism in which cancer begins, proliferates, and the pharmacology beliefs surrounding the cancer treatments. Cancers take on a huge array of forms, types, and subtypes, but to say that cancer doesn't exist is like saying the world is flat.

Many people here are just talking without an understanding of the underlying disease.

EnderMEM

Bangorak
reply to post by 999zxcv

 

Furthermore : "cancer" doesn't exist. It's a multitude of diseases with a multitude of causes.
A 'cure' that claims it can cure all cancer is therefor snakeoil

edit on 27-2-2014 by Bangorak because: (no reason given)

Haha cancer does in fact exist. I've seen cancer cells in lab, know the mechanism in which cancer begins, proliferates, and the pharmacology beliefs surrounding the cancer treatments. Cancers take on a huge array of forms, types, and subtypes, but to say that cancer doesn't exist is like saying the world is flat.

Many people here are just talking without an understanding of the underlying disease.

Cancer i/ˈkænsər/, known medically as a malignant neoplasm, is a broad group of diseases involving unregulated cell growth.

en.wikipedia.org...

Ironic how people here have been arguing that cancer is a virus

reply to post by daskakik


Was I one of them? No. I am not a doctor, and therefore lack the required medical knowledge to make that assertion.

I merely stated that the post was interesting and that his research was ahead of it's time.

If you want to argue the merits of his research....why not have a go at the OP? One of the thread contributors here is a Doctor....I suggest you ask him this....

How does someone stain a sample with a frequency of light?