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Royal R. Rife: Humanitarian, Betrayed and Persecuted

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This book is a historically accurate view of Royal R. Rife, the inventor of the Frequency Machine used to treat cancer. He discovered a way to study microorganisms in their live state leading to the invention of a specialized prismatic virus microscope by which to study them. These discoveries led to electronically induced frequency generation. Although the machine was proven to work, the man was discredited by his colleagues and he died a penniless alcoholic. It gives an accurate portrait of how organized medicine and pharmaceuticals works together to prevent anything from coming in between them and their money, no matter how effective and safe a technique may be.

Using Rife devices for experimentation? This is an interested book on the Rife story; including history, controversy, theories, testimonials, basic frequencies, construction basics, and much more. Interesting read for basic background.

This is well written & factual. It should be mandatory reading for all members of Congress. Perhaps then the FDA would be dissolved.

Since his wife has terminal cancer, I have suggested to Senator Edwards that he read about Royal R. Rife.

John Simmons

Do you homework sheeple! Don't be a retard, Dr. Rife was destroyed by evil minions for using electrical current to cure cancer and many other diseases. It is a freakin' fact so deal with it! Go watch the Google video on Rife and YOU decide. Sound logic you can see working under a miroscope and has NO side effects (unlike the radioactive poison used in the AMA death camps). It worked for me and thousands of others.

I should have guessed by the name that this book was a poor substitute for a worthwhile read. Poor grammer, poor punctuation, poorly researched facts and skipped around without connection. The photos were appreciated, however.

On the website Educate-Yourself the Rife therapy is on the list forbidden cures. This book tels you why!

Poorly written. Disorganized. No new information. Not worth the time it takes to read it... or the price.