Why be the American Medical Association Bury Rife & Technology?
Royal Rife is a famous figure in the field of frequency generators, but it also did an innovative job of healing cancer.
This story begins in 1915 in San Diego ...
Royal Raymond Rife was fresh out of college when he became friends with Henry Timken. If these two had not met the world, today would be a completely different place.
Henry Timken was a businessman who made a fortune in the ball industry. Royal Rife was a bright young man with a great understanding of optical engineering thanks to the fact that he worked with Carl Zeiss, a renowned lens manufacturer.
Rife had experience in all areas of technology. In 1915, he built a record boat motor with a remarkable 2700 horsepower! He called him Kitty Hawk the Fifth, and he has been recording in America for many years.
How did Rife get millions of dollars for research in 1920?
Rife developed an X-ray eye that covered the Timken ball line for quality control, saving Timken billions of dollars. He gave Rife a favorable research budget, thanks to his breakthrough.
With this money, Rife built a research lab in San Diego in 1920 where he decided to find the causative agent of cancer. His experience in such diverse areas of technology allowed him to quickly succeed and build every part he needed in his own machine shop.
By the early 1930s, Rife had built microscopes capable of examining live viruses. He found that every type of virus pulses with a certain frequency. Over the years of hard research, he began to find destructive frequencies for various viruses, using the theory that he could vibrate a microbe with coordination resonance[untilneodoletinedissolves[покаоннеодолеетинерастворится
In the laboratory, Rife discovered two viruses that he associated with the presence of cancer tumors. One of them, which he correlated with carcinoma, he called the BX virus. Another virus associated with sarcoma, he called the virus & # 39;
Rife found frequencies that disrupted the growth of the virus and dissolved tumors. He called these frequencies the “Mortal Oscillating Rate” or MOR for short.
Rife’s work has virtually disappeared from the radar screen of the general public and the medical facility. What for? Click here for the second part (link here) of this report to learn more about this missed hero.
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