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

[Koen1]

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.

It could be very helpfull if you can give us a list of sorts of which "natural cures" he has tried...
Did he try all the things we mentioned in this thread, and did none of them have any effect??

As for the Cesium attempt, interesting that you've tried it...

[amigo]

Has anyone here built the Lakhovsky RCO or the MWO as per the instructions in the MWO Handbook from BSRF?

I have built the RCO circuit from page 118 and will do the one from 117, but have no way of knowing if it really works (properly) or does something at all. I suppose it would help to at least have a spectrum analyzer to see whether it produces waves across different bands.

I am also going to build the MWO and have all the necessary parts but the original antenna, which could prove to be difficult for there are no exact plans for its construction. The requirement to use three different kinds of metal tubes (copper, brass and stainless steel) is another factor which increases the difficulty.

[Thaelin]

Hi all:
   I found a RIFE gen at the local goodwill and couldn't resist getting it. Figured 7.95 wasn't too much for it. My question is what to do with it as it has no book. Has two shinny paddles that plug in it and does power up and switch through programmed setups in memory. Past that, .
   Any help will be greatly appreciated.  Thanks

thaelin

[z.monkey]

Howdy Thaelin,

Eight bucks for a Rife Generator is pretty good.  I have this article about the Dr. Royal Rife in my archives.  Here is an interesting link I found using the internet search words "Rife Frequencies".

http://altered-states.net/barry/newsletter%20135%20frequencylist/frequecies.htm

This article looks very intriguing.  It includes frequencies for every aliment that I have ever seen.  Other electromagnetic generators can be re-tuned to use this frequency list for the specific aliment. I have the list of frequencies somewhere in my files but couldn't find it.  I was surprised to find this list of frequencies easily on the internet.  I hope you find what you need in this information...

Blessed Be Brothers...

[z.monkey]

Howdy Y'all,

http://www.akor.cc/CourseMagicOfTheFuture.pdf

Here is another interesting article about a resonant chi generator that can be tuned like the Rife device.  Isn't it interesting that there are many devices, designed by independent people, which all work on similar principles, that solicit similar results?  Kinda sounds like the Hundred Monkey Effect to me.  Seems like we could design a small, compact device that could be carried around anywhere which could do this job.  Sounds a lot cheaper that carrying around a doctor in your back pocket.

"Seek ye the truth, and the truth shall set you free."   -JC

Blessed Be Brothers...