Cancer cure, but FDA and doctors would rather have your cash and not the cure.

[triffid]

Ok,I have now learned about the lee crock energy devices here at overunity.com.Cost about 10 dollars to build if you manuelly switch the polarity for the screens by switching wires.Very interesting.Tends to turn back the clock,gives people more energy.Triffid

[pomodoro]

As a chemist and human being who knows that cancer will one day strike either me or family, I have kept an eye on more 'natural' methods of cancer treatment. Recently I made friends with a man with deep skin cancer on his face. He is a naturapath and has tried something like 50 'cures' with no success. He has a fear of chemo and xrays and doesn't want his face dug up. So, I offered to help him. I had been looking at Cesium chloride as a cancer cure for a few years (off the net and from journal articles by Keith Brewer, a mass spectrometrist). To me  this looked like the cure that was overlooked by science. So I procured the CsCl and told my friend the exact way to take it. To cut a long story short, he felt sick from the Cs after a month (which was the end of the regime)  and the cancer was still there, unaffected.
My conclusion is beware of any claims of cancer cures unless they have happened to someone YOU personally trust.

[rbisys2]

   QUOTE  > rbisys2 - welcome!  Question, are modern day Rife machines considered to be as effective as those that Rife himself built?  Also, do you have an opinion on the much cheaper machines using squarewave harmonics and a wrist-strap?  Thanks. <

I have an electronics engineer acquaintance that is involved with design and manufacture of rife related devices.

According to his testing of various rife devices most are marginal at best.  The other point that I have come to is that YOU ARE PROBABLY NEVER GOING TO GET A PERFECT UNIT.  For general care you are looking at about $2000.00.  I was in contact with one lady who used the same unit I have and her breast cancer was reduced to benign tumors after two months.

The reason for his testing was that he and his partner wanted to design a good reliable unit.  He found a couple of units that met his criteria and abandoned the project because he couldn't build a significantly better mouse trap in the $2000-2500.00 range.

Another problem is the companies that manufacture them.  The one I have, which my engineer friend says about as good as you'll get, is impossible to contact directly.  No printed address or phone number.  Therefore, you are dependent on the professionalism of the person you purchase from.

Also you have accessory devices such as crystal hand held.  One advertising earth crystals is marginal.  He manufactures his own device which I have seen the test results in person, plus the manufacturing process.  These are not simple to make devices.  Plus, they have to be made in small batches with imported crystals.

As far as the arm units go keep in mind there are several factors that determine the ability of the unit to provide the frequency, power , pulsing and other requirements.  The larger units are able to do this.

The only small unit based on the rife technology, other than the Hulda device, is the hiv device.  It is designed for a specific, narrow band use.  The b/p for that unit is available on the web.  My engineer  makes and keeps a few of these on hand.

He was definitely not impressed with the CD method.

The public is at risk because the manufacturers can claim all kinds of advanced technology and that their units are therefore superior when they aren't.  The FDA could correct this if we didn't have a fascist system.  To the richest goes he spoils ( read pharmaceutical companies and others).

I hope this helps.  If every family had a reliable rife device our medical costs would drop dramatically.  I can't tell you just how much my unit has done for me and meant to me.

[lwh]

...Recently I made friends with a man with deep skin cancer on his face. He is a naturapath and has tried something like 50 'cures' with no success...

Heya mate, just wondering if hemp oil was amongst those 50?  I've seen and read about it but don't know or know of anyone personally who's tried it.  Could be worth looking into if it's as effective as some people claim.

Les. 

[Sprocket]

@rbisys2 - thanks, I appreciate your in-depth response.