Anyone hear of a Rife Machine?

I have looked it up and I guess I was not surprised to find that this device has been around for a long time.. but the FDA and AMA put it out of business.. It seemed to have a good basis in scientifc backing early on, but the doc's that were involved with it seemed to come to an "end" with the AMA - either they stopped using it under pressure from AMA or they went out of business because their licenses were pulled..

This is not a new experience and I am really horrified to find that we might actually have a "cure" that has not been properaly vetted by the medical/scientific community.. not because it was "snake oil" but because of big beauracratic organizations putting an end to it..  If it was proven as snake oil I would be the first to say stay away, but it wasn't it was a "witch hunt" of sorts so I say go ahead with the treatments - if you can afford them and you doc/chiro is equipped to help you..what do you have to lose!    Best of luck!!!

Hi Darcy 45

This is such a coincidence.  I have a friend that mentioned this machine to me the other day.  So, I looked it up.  There was an article written by someone in Australia who says it is just a hoax, apparently two States have banned it etc, etc.  It said that the parts inside the box are a few wires, a timer, a couple of copper tubes and a nine volt battery, I can't remember what else with a couple of pads connected to wires that you attach to the 'problem' areas.  The 'insides' of the box it said can be purchased for about $15.  Also, that the 'vibration' (different frequencies for different ailments) didn't even penetrate the skin.  Also, one of the things I read said it was being sold like 'pyramid' selling.  There were also some very sad stories where the people using this machine gave up their conventional treatments and died.  I found this information on the internet.  I wish I could be more specific but once I read this I put it out of my head.  Sorry, Beenthere and Deirdre1.  I'm not trying to burst anyone's bubble here, it's just what I read. 

I have heard of the Rife machine and know people who swear by it, but am more interested in the high powered ultra sound machine that you are talking about floridaLady.  I hope it turns out to be good

Hi,

I used the Rife system around 10 years ago. I had uterine cancer. This was my second time to have cancer.

 The first time I had never had children and so I  did what the doctor told me. Chemo and a series of other treatments like dmc. I was young and still wanted a chance to have kids. I Had to do these treatments over a five year period as the cancer would never completely go away. My pap test kept going from a # 5 diagnosis, ( at the time it was a 1-5 rating 5 being the worst). than after treatments down to a one or a- typical cells. After 5 years of treatments  I finally had 6 months of clean test. We decided to start trying to have a baby. We got pregnant the first time.

My Husband left before our daughter was two and less than a year after that I was diagnosed with cancer again.

 Even though it could be treated I decided that if I ever wanted more children I could adopt and that my priority was to live now as healthy as possible so I could be there for my daughter. I decided on a complete hysterectomy in the summer when my daughter would be out of school. (She went to Monassory school which started a age 3.)

 It was around March of 98 when I heard of the Rife treatments. I started doing them every week. When I had my hysterectomy in June my doctor called me in. She was very upset and told me that somehow the two separate pap test she did in January were faulty. It was the only way that she could explain why the biopsy on my  uterus was cancer free. That she took a healthy uterus. I thought she was going to cry. She kept apologizing. I than told her she didn't do anything. That the test were accurate. I told her about the rife treatments and that I should have asked for another biopsy after my Rife treatments and before my hysterectomy. I didn't tell her to began with about my Rife treatments because she  doesn't believe in holistic  medicine. I think she believes now.

 I also heard that the main reason that the treatments were never taken seriously was because of the money aspect. The treatments were cheap and there is no money to be made on Rife treatments I've been cancer free for ten years. Of coarse the hysterectomy can probably take credit. But how do you explain the diagnoses of there being no cancer in my uterine tissue after my hysterectomy. I think you should do everything you can for yourself and reading up on the Rife treatment would only empower you while your under a doctors care. Its hard to ignore all the work that Dr. Rife did. I also think that  you should follow a doctors advice as I did. Heather

Hi ladies,

So glad to find this thread. Where can I purchase a Rife machine? The original type?

Thanks.

Holy cow! Just look in Wikipedia under "Royl Rife" and that will tell you all you need to know about this. I noticed that eBay has several of these.

I use my Rife every other day, with a day off to catch up w what it has done for me.  I chose the JWLabs one with the CDs for ease of use and all the frequencies are there.  The path report showed unnatural cell death of cancer cells after my surgery, I attribute it to localized tx w the Rife. 

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