EMEM 5 - Rife Machine

I've had a lot of success with the Spooky2. You can get a basic setup for $170 including shipping, you just need to order the generator and handheld cylinders rather than the kit which has some unnecessary stuff imo. You do also need a computer to run the software, but the software itself is free.

www.spooky2.com/

Just began reading about the Rife machine. Has anyone has positive results with this?

I initially tried a GB4000 that a neighbor had used to get well. He had been an antibiotic failure and had turned to Rife and it put him in remission. He still has to use it once a month to not relapse though. I definitely herxed from the GB4000. However I decided to get a Spooky2 as it was $200 vs $2000 for the GB4000.

The one thing is that there is a lot of "religion" in the Rife world about which machine works best. It's almost as bad as the essential oil world where housewives will claw each others' eyes out over which company is truly Certified Ultra Pure Therapeutic Mission Critical Grade.

The thing is that electrical frequency generation isn't really rocket science. Spooky2 is part hardware and part software to reduce the cost as most of the "brains" is in a free software program.

I think Plasma Rife is really what the more advanced machines do differently as this allows better signal transmission into the body. GB4000 offers a MOPA add on which drives a Plasma tube.

The Spooky team actually just released a Plasma system that attaches to the frequency generator: spooky2.com/transmission/plasmaMode/index.html

But the basic handheld contact machines do certainly work as well.

Well Rife himself claimed that his machine cured cancer in the 1930s and there are recent anecdotal examples of this happening.

But other forms of radiation can both cure and cause cancer. So it's not out of the realm of possibility that Rife frequencies could have some damaging effect. I haven't read of any instances of someone who believed they had gotten cancer from Rife, and the modern resurgence in the technology was 20 years ago.

I think all treatments have some risk. But when you look at the proven link between antibiotic use and mitochondrial damage, I think other modalities become more appealing.

"For the average person who might be prescribed a short course of antibiotics, DePinho reckoned there would probably be nothing to worry about. “We have very robust DNA damage repair mechanisms that in the short term may attenuate any clinical impact,” he said. However, he added, “it could be different in the context of chronic administration of antibiotics.”
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www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/36329/title/The-Downside-of-Antibiotics-/

There's no evidence that rife machines cause cancer. Please don't spread incorrect information. It's an electric frequency, not radiation. It's no more damaging than our cell phones.

gfields, please check out the Facebook group I mentioned.

Hi- You can get a basic Rife from http://www.rifemachinebuilder.com/products/ Around $550 and includes a basic plasma tube