The Cancer Cure That Worked: 50 Years of Suppression
The Cancer Cure That Worked: 50 Years of Suppression Books
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THIS LISTING IS FOR A GREAT BOOK. THIS BOOK WILL EXPLAIN THE PROCESS OF THE RIFE DEVICE IN DETAIL WITH A POSSIBILITY OF CURING ANY CANCER. iT IS NOT 100% AUTOMATIC BUT MIGHT GIVE THE PERSON IMPROVE CHANCES AT A FIGHTING CHANCE AT LIFE. THERE IS NO GUARNATEEDS THAT IT WILL CURE OR HELP IMPROVE THE CANCER. HOWEVER IT EXPLAIN IN DETAIL THERE ARE GREAT WORD OF MOUTH ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES OUT THERE THAT ARE NOT PROVEN BY THE FDA BUT MIGHT WORK FOR ANYBODY EVEN IF NOT APPROVE. PLEASE READ THE AMAZON.COM REVIEWS AND SEE FOR YOURSELVE THE GREAT FEEDBACK GIVEN ON THIS GREAT BOOK.
The incredible technology that you are about to learn is based on the revolutionary research of Dr. Royal Raymond Rife, who is considered one of the greatest scientific minds of the 20th Century. He is credited in the book, The Cancer Cure That Worked, as the man who exposed a cure for cancer and many other diseases… simply by using vibrational energy.
Rife exposed that every virus, bacterium, parasite and other pathogen is particularly sensitive to a specific “frequency” of sound and can be ruined by going up that frequency until it literally explodes – like an intense musical note that can shatter a wine glass! To “disintegrate” the microbes, Rife invented a Beam Ray machine (now known as a Rife machine), the sign of today’s Global WellnessTM Plus instrument.
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First off, I reckon the author forgot to mention that Rife is report has it that God of universe in his book, or at least thats the way he is described. Second, why should I have to plunk down 4000 bucks to prove this radio can heal me, maybe you should try showing a link of people through some free trials. Who is going to support some quack job by giving them $4000 only to find out that it doesnt work?
Rating: 1 / 5
Who knows whether the original machine worked. It does not exist. All other ‘Rife’ machines are rife-less. Pure quackery. Place your money, heart and hope elsewhere. If it worked, we would all know about it. It might cost more, but we would willingly pay for it. Do we really reckon that there is a hidden cure for cancer. Ridiculous. There are so many looking for it. We would, collectively find, expose, publicize and pay for it. No problem. This is a money-maker for some sadly misdirected people, who are pleased to make a profit off of those who are in desperate need of help.
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Rife was not even original. In the first part of the last century, quacks ran rampant all over the U.S. Many had really worthless machines, like Rife’s. Colored lights, radio waves, cylinders containing mysterious substances, machines that diagnosed diseases using a person’s blood (contracted, today it is possible to diagnose prostate cancer using a blood test, but back then the claims were extrordinarily inaccurate), a goat’s gland that cured ED, it was all there, and it was nearly impossible to shut down all these imposters. Even the novelist Upton Sinclair declared these people to be geniuses, who were going to revolutionize medicine.
And so we come to Dr. William F. Koch, who has been called “the best educated and most successful cancer quack in America.” He held a doctorate in chemistry, had an M.D. degree taught histology and embyology. In 1919, Koch announced his discovery of “glyoxide”, a mysterious substance that supposedly cured all diseases. The vehicle (glyoxide) is injected into the person, and does not kill the organism causing the disease, but puts the body in such a “frenzy of health” that it produces the means to kill the organism by itself. Sounds fantastic, doesn’t it? When government chemists analyzed glyoxide, they found it “indistinguishable from distilled water.”
Dr. Albert Abrams of San Francisco with a distinguished mien and orthodox views when he was young, has also been called one of the fantastic quacks in the pseudo-scientific literature. But, he said the following: “The physician is only allowed to THINK he knows it all, but the quack, ungoverned by conscience, is permitted to know he knows it all; and with a fertile mental field for humbuggery, truth can never successfully compete with tale.” This is still right today; it is rampant all over Amazon. Abrams retired with a fortune reported at two million (in 1923 dollars), which he primarily made by renting out his “oscilloclast”, a machine he invented in 1920, which supposedly cured diseases by killing
bacteria using the newly exposed radio waves at their proper”vibratory rate.”
Doctors were forced to swear that they would not look into the tightly sealed box. Shortly before Abrams’ death, but, a team of doctors opened on the oscilloclasts. They found an ohm-meter, rheostat, condenser, and other electrical gadgets which were haphazardly wired together.
Abrams was exposed and was unable to perform his experiments successfully
when subjected to rigorous testing. His total failures did not disturb his followers. In the words of Martin Gardner, “One may possibly not question for a more clinically perfect statement of the persistence of irrational belief on the part of the convert to a really worthless set of theories hatched in the brain of a brilliant paranoid.”
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I was challenged by a supporter of medical quackery to read this book as it was sure to convince me that a fantastic man had once defied the laws of the universe and had also found a guaranteed cure for cancer, a man whose achievements had been suppressed by the accepted view. Even though the man’s work had been suppressed, I was able to find a copy of the book at an underground bookshop specialising in selling books which the establishment do not want people to read (the underground bookshop goes by the name of Amazon.com). Luckily, I was able to get a second-hand copy, so I didn’t have to contribute to the author’s royalty spill.
Although dead for years, Royal Raymond Rife remains a giant in the medical quackery and pseudoscience worlds. Not only did he learn the cure for cancer, but he was able to invent a microscope which defied the laws of optics. Of course, he was persecuted and suppressed by the establishment and his thoughts and discoveries were lost forever. Or so this book says. In fact, Rife’s thoughts persist today in a variety of forms, although many of the quacks who have plagiarised his work seem to forget to mention where the thoughts came from and then go on to claim them as their own.
Briefly, Rife claimed that all cancers were caused by the same virus and that this virus may possibly exchange form, sometimes looking like a virus, sometimes looking like a bacterium, and sometimes manifesting itself as a fungus. He may possibly observe these creatures tender about below his microscope by magnifying them 13,000, 17,000 or even 60,000 times, magnifications which “physicists” and “microscope manufacturers” claim are impossible using visible light and only attainable with electron microscopes. Because electron microscopes can only observe killed specimens, Rife had the advantage of seeing the living organisms tender about. He was then able to determine the electromagnetic frequencies which would ruin the microbes and cure the cancer. All cancer.
Physicist Robert Park has described seven signs of what he calls “voodoo science”, and Rife showed nearly all of them. He either refused or was too busy to publish any of his work in peer-reviewed journals (although some of his supporters published anecdotes in some non-peer-reviewed publications), there was a powerful establishment suppressing his discoveries (the dreadful Morris Fishbein from the AMA tried to buy his silence), all the evidence of cures was either anecdotal or lost in fires, equipment which operated at or even beyond the limits of detection was required to observe the effects, Rife worked in isolation (except for a few acolytes and right believers) and changes to the laws of physics were required if his microscopes were to work. As added evidence of the conspiracy hostile to Rife, some people who initially supported him later changed their minds and admitted that they had been foolish.
If this book had been written as a way of showing an example of pathological science at work then it might have had some value. Instead, it was written by a right believer as a way of promoting Rife’s work and promoting the nonsense to a wider audience. This book is less than worthless. I felt that I should have been paid to read it. Not only is it worthless, but, but it is perilous as it may possibly convince people with real diseases that someone following Rife’s absurd thoughts might really be able to cure something.
Rating: 1 / 5
do your research……
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