Dr. Royal Rife (1888-1971) was a scientist and inventor with genius on the level of Nichola Tesla. He was selfless. His goal was to put healing into our own hands by identifying the perfect electronic frequencies that would kill pathogens and restore balance to the body. He was successful. He died ruined. There is a triumph in the story and it is worth hearing.

The concept of Rife treatment is that everything has a unique frequency signature. When a frequency is found to kill off a pathogen, it is like a soprano shattering a glass with her focused tone. Once pathogens are no longer viable, they can be eliminated from the body by the immune system. Rife accomplished this through two inventions. A microscope that, at the time was the only one that could view viruses. This allowed him to make observations as he hit them with electronic frequencies from his ray machine. Since all microbes have unique frequencies, he was able to kill certain microbes with no effect on others surrounding them.

Once he showed what his process could do, he was supported by many of the most prestigious doctors and pathologists in the US. They gave him affidavits of the effectiveness of his treatments. There were articles in every paper covering his work as a miraculous treatment. He won many awards. His process was non-invasive, inexpensive and drug-free. It is a common story when therapies like this show success and then disappear. Dr. Rife became plagued with problems and his work came to a halt, sending his life into decline. But it’s not the end of the story.

Nothing had been heard about Dr. Rife and his ray machine treatments until five years after his death an article was written entitled “What Has Become of the Rife Microscope?” and a book came out in 1987 detailing Rife’s work. Over a decade later, a community of interested people grew. They searched the morgues of newspaper archives and found articles. In 2005, a ray machine was found in a museum and restored by engineers interested in learning what it actually did. Then a cache of lab notes, telegrams, photos and awards surfaced from one of Rife’s colleagues. More digging produced articles and tapes of testimonies. One of Rife’s microscopes was found and restored.

The therapy has been resurrected thanks to Rife’s original notes and diagrams being shared openly on the internet. This has lead to the production of modern Rife machines and the discovery of new frequencies that are more effective. Open source information has the opportunity to reach more people and inspires progress. What drove this resurrection of Rife’s therapy was people seeking wellness who searched for and demanded access to life-saving technologies that had been long buried. More and more researchers are stepping forward and speaking about electromedicine and frequency healing. Even though therapies are emerging again, it is still our responsibility to maintain healthy practices like eating for nutrients, exercise, hydrating and detoxing. We are still in charge of the healing of our own bodies.

More information on Royal Rife’s story: http://www.royal-rife.com/

Largest repository of Rife original documents: https://rife.org/

Rife Microscope- London Science Museum Report: https://www.rife.de/science-museum-report.html

Article: What Has Become of the Rife Microscope: https://www.rife.de/what-has-become-of-the-rife-microscope.html

Book: Rife’s World of Electromedicine, The Story, The Corruption and the Promise (ISBN 0-9763797-9-1)

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