Scientists destroy 99% of cancers via vibration...prove Dr. Raymond Royal Rife was correct

[BackInTheGame78]

This is pretty wild...

https://www.euronews.com/health/202...-using-new-technique-with-vibrating-molecules

Back in the early 1900s there was a person named Dr. Raymond Royal Rife who found that you could destroy cancer cells(and other microbes) by vibrating at a specific frequency which was different for each type of cell.

At first he was celebrated...then vilified and persecuted mercilessly by the government and the medical profession. Other doctors who saw this in practice and were using it to treat their patients were threatened and outcast by the profession.

Now over 100 years later, he is being proven right by technology and science...but I will guarantee there will be no mention of his name anywhere in these articles or papers. Most people don't even know he existed.

Just how they want it...pretend this is a "new invention" so they don't have to explain why they suppressed this for over 100 years.

As is always the case throughout history...those who are decades or centuries ahead of their time will be faced with ridicule, skepticism and rejection...but usually ultimately proven right.

 

[Deep Dish]

The study uses different radiofrequencies than the Rife machines. It's one of those cases of being close, but no cigar.

"In the 1920s, Scientific American magazine formed a committee to investigate Abrams’ claims about radionics. The committee found his conclusions were not substantiated. There also haven’t been any large, controlled clinical trials to evaluate Rife machines or similar devices.

Some people use Rife machines because they believe cancer is caused by bacteria and viruses. However, this is only part of the explanation for cancer causing agents.

In the 1990s, people began selling Rife machines as part of a multilevel marketing scheme. They used customer testimonials and anecdotal evidence to support claims about the machine. Rife machines haven’t gone through the same rigorous testing procedures other cancer treatments have. And there’s no research that suggests they work.

But, researchers recently started experimenting with radiofrequency EMFs to treat cancer. They’ve concluded low-frequency electromagnetic waves do affect tumors and don’t impact noncancerous cells. Research is still in the early stages. And there haven’t been any human studies. The studies also use different radiofrequencies than those generated by Rife machines."

https://www.healthline.com/health/rife-machine-cancer

 

[BackInTheGame78]

The study uses different radiofrequencies than the Rife machines. It's one of those cases of being close, but no cigar.

"In the 1920s, Scientific American magazine formed a committee to investigate Abrams’ claims about radionics. The committee found his conclusions were not substantiated. There also haven’t been any large, controlled clinical trials to evaluate Rife machines or similar devices.

Some people use Rife machines because they believe cancer is caused by bacteria and viruses. However, this is only part of the explanation for cancer causing agents.

In the 1990s, people began selling Rife machines as part of a multilevel marketing scheme. They used customer testimonials and anecdotal evidence to support claims about the machine. Rife machines haven’t gone through the same rigorous testing procedures other cancer treatments have. And there’s no research that suggests they work.

But, researchers recently started experimenting with radiofrequency EMFs to treat cancer. They’ve concluded low-frequency electromagnetic waves do affect tumors and don’t impact noncancerous cells. Research is still in the early stages. And there haven’t been any human studies. The studies also use different radiofrequencies than those generated by Rife machines."

https://www.healthline.com/health/rife-machine-cancer

Likely because those aren't the original machines built to his specifications.

I mean, they still haven't been able to replicate the microscopes he built similar to researchers not being able to replicate Tesla sending wireless electricity for miles and miles at Colorado Springs...scientists were thrilled when a few years ago they managed to get it to travel 6 feet wirelessly 100+ years later.

 

[taiyuu_otoko]

Scientists destroy 99% of cancers via vibration.

Explains why ladies never get vag cancer nearly as much as dudes to nutsack cancer...

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Sounds like perhaps reiki or healing touch could help with cancer, being that they are both vibrational and healing.

 

[Travel memoir21]

Wanna know how to beat cancer?

Go Fast your butt off for many days at a time and go on a diet of certain fruits....I forgot which they were....

And also avoid Chemo Therapy....that stuff will kill you fast as it's radioactive poison.