Re: rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

October 23, 2006

Hi Bob,

The audio microphone on the thunder ball plasma lamps will only switch to

around 50Hz. This is for display purposes. No need on activiting the plasma

streams faster than we can see. Hence the modification puts the audio

frequency signal right on the power transistor's base pin to get the correct

signal broadcast.

Some people get the audio sampling rate mixed up with the output frequency

level.

Most sound system these days sample at a default rate of around 41kHz and

some go to 96kHz with top end audio generators sampling at 128kHz. Sampling

is the number of digital points available to make-up a 1 second signal.

Usually, if you can hear it, then the frequency will be below 15kHz (very

young ears may hear this high). I doubt there would be anyone on this list

who can hear 15kHz. I can just hear 11kHz on a good stereo/speaker system.

20kHz and beyond will be picked up by animals, but not by our audio

receptors.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp - FDS

rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

> ...i've been looking at Kin's site & the instructions for hooking up to a

> plasma ball. i've come up with some ideas & questions.

> since the ball has a mic so it already responds to sound, & some chepo

> rife

> systems hookup to a stereo or or whatever for audio output, how about just

> letting the ball be triggered by audio from speakers. they might be

> slightly

> out of phase due to the circuit driving the ball ...would that matter?

> a high power stereo driving hand held electrodes design is also

> promoted/sold here & there...do these do anything really?

> how about an amp that will drive two sets of speakers simultaneously

> driving

> one set of speakers & one set of contact electrodes of some sort & also

> triggering a plasma ball?

> how about wrapping one's hand around the backside of exposed speakers

> magnets, where the magnetic fields penetrate the hands - would that do

> anything at all? maybe with the feet on a ground plate electrode?

> ...adding

> in the plasma ball to all?

>

> thinking about maximizing the absorbed energy to a max in several ways

> from

> available sources.

>

> i've seen freqs on lists above 30 khz. most stereo amps only designed to

> about 20 khz, but some can go way up there & my Acoustic Research titanium

> tweeters respond according to ratings to 44 khz. the optical output from

> my

> high-end computer audio gear just might output well over the usual 20 khz

> (have to check the specs) if driven by software to. does frex16 do freqs

> beyond the audio range? like 30 khz ? i haven't noticed but a few freqs

> on

> lists beyond 20 khz, & i suppose they're basically for the more expensive

> machines.

>

> i have both audio & rf generators, old ones - not digital, for electronics

> bench use, & a good HP dual trace scope, but no freq counter. if i get a

> digital freq counter & an amp that will do 0 - say 45 khz somehow might i

> have a pretty kick-ass machine when connected to the various arrangements

> described above with no computer/software involvement? i'd like to have a

> freq counter for bench use anyway, & these seem like good ideas to me.

October 23, 2006

hi Ken,

i was thinking the advantage of the plasma device is radiant energy of

higher freqs (low RF) getting into the body other than through the eyes or

ears, so the better the freq response the more useful? was i wrong about

that...i thought i read it somewhere but it may have been an assumption

(stuff gets a jumbled up - i should keep notes) & the idea of using higher

than audible freqs in audio gear has a lot to do with the complex harmonics

many of which are in the audible range?

my aging & artillery abused ears seem to still be unusually sensitive for a

male, but i should actually go to an audiologist & determine the reality of

that. maybe +/-500 high-dose acid trips a few decades ago has something to

do with it, but it's like i can almost feel sound with my nervous system

aside from what i hear with my ears. on the one hand i often hear things

young women don't, on the other i make people repeat themselves a lot but

that might be more of a concentration & processing speed problem.

> Re: rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

>

> Hi Bob,

>

> The audio microphone on the thunder ball plasma lamps will only switch to

> around 50Hz. This is for display purposes. No need on activiting

> the plasma

> streams faster than we can see. Hence the modification puts the audio

> frequency signal right on the power transistor's base pin to get

> the correct

> signal broadcast.

>

> Some people get the audio sampling rate mixed up with the output

> frequency

> level.

>

> Most sound system these days sample at a default rate of around 41kHz and

> some go to 96kHz with top end audio generators sampling at

> 128kHz. Sampling

> is the number of digital points available to make-up a 1 second signal.

>

> Usually, if you can hear it, then the frequency will be below 15kHz (very

> young ears may hear this high). I doubt there would be anyone on

> this list

> who can hear 15kHz. I can just hear 11kHz on a good stereo/speaker system.

>

> 20kHz and beyond will be picked up by animals, but not by our audio

> receptors.

>

> Regards,

> Ken Uzzell

> http://heal-me.com.au

> FreX - CHIamp - FDS

>

> rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

>

> > ...i've been looking at Kin's site & the instructions for

> hooking up to a

> > plasma ball. i've come up with some ideas & questions.

> > since the ball has a mic so it already responds to sound, & some chepo

> > rife

> > systems hookup to a stereo or or whatever for audio output, how

> about just

> > letting the ball be triggered by audio from speakers. they might be

> > slightly

> > out of phase due to the circuit driving the ball ...would that matter?

> > a high power stereo driving hand held electrodes design is also

> > promoted/sold here & there...do these do anything really?

> > how about an amp that will drive two sets of speakers simultaneously

> > driving

> > one set of speakers & one set of contact electrodes of some sort & also

> > triggering a plasma ball?

> > how about wrapping one's hand around the backside of exposed speakers

> > magnets, where the magnetic fields penetrate the hands - would that do

> > anything at all? maybe with the feet on a ground plate electrode?

> > ...adding

> > in the plasma ball to all?

> >

> > thinking about maximizing the absorbed energy to a max in several ways

> > from

> > available sources.

> >

> > i've seen freqs on lists above 30 khz. most stereo amps only

> designed to

> > about 20 khz, but some can go way up there & my Acoustic

> Research titanium

> > tweeters respond according to ratings to 44 khz. the optical

> output from

> > my

> > high-end computer audio gear just might output well over the

> usual 20 khz

> > (have to check the specs) if driven by software to. does

> frex16 do freqs

> > beyond the audio range? like 30 khz ? i haven't noticed but a

> few freqs

> > on

> > lists beyond 20 khz, & i suppose they're basically for the more

> expensive

> > machines.

> >

> > i have both audio & rf generators, old ones - not digital, for

> electronics

> > bench use, & a good HP dual trace scope, but no freq counter.

> if i get a

> > digital freq counter & an amp that will do 0 - say 45 khz

> somehow might i

> > have a pretty kick-ass machine when connected to the various

> arrangements

> > described above with no computer/software involvement? i'd

> like to have a

> > freq counter for bench use anyway, & these seem like good ideas to me.

>

October 23, 2006

Ken:

You are correct on the 50 Hz cutoff, but I got one h___of a herx from it at

26.7 Hz having Lyme disease. Do you know the typical gases used? I believe the

globe design fully ionzes and deionzes to produce very strong E- field output.

Not many designs offer this fully transitional state so quickly with a large

pulsed field.

Ken Uzzell wrote:

Hi Bob,

The audio microphone on the thunder ball plasma lamps will only switch to

around 50Hz. This is for display purposes. No need on activiting the plasma

streams faster than we can see. Hence the modification puts the audio

frequency signal right on the power transistor's base pin to get the correct

signal broadcast.

Some people get the audio sampling rate mixed up with the output frequency

level.

Most sound system these days sample at a default rate of around 41kHz and

some go to 96kHz with top end audio generators sampling at 128kHz. Sampling

is the number of digital points available to make-up a 1 second signal.

Usually, if you can hear it, then the frequency will be below 15kHz (very

young ears may hear this high). I doubt there would be anyone on this list

who can hear 15kHz. I can just hear 11kHz on a good stereo/speaker system.

20kHz and beyond will be picked up by animals, but not by our audio

receptors.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp - FDS

rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

> ...i've been looking at Kin's site & the instructions for hooking up to a

> plasma ball. i've come up with some ideas & questions.

> since the ball has a mic so it already responds to sound, & some chepo

> rife

> systems hookup to a stereo or or whatever for audio output, how about just

> letting the ball be triggered by audio from speakers. they might be

> slightly

> out of phase due to the circuit driving the ball ...would that matter?

> a high power stereo driving hand held electrodes design is also

> promoted/sold here & there...do these do anything really?

> how about an amp that will drive two sets of speakers simultaneously

> driving

> one set of speakers & one set of contact electrodes of some sort & also

> triggering a plasma ball?

> how about wrapping one's hand around the backside of exposed speakers

> magnets, where the magnetic fields penetrate the hands - would that do

> anything at all? maybe with the feet on a ground plate electrode?

> ...adding

> in the plasma ball to all?

>

> thinking about maximizing the absorbed energy to a max in several ways

> from

> available sources.

>

> i've seen freqs on lists above 30 khz. most stereo amps only designed to

> about 20 khz, but some can go way up there & my Acoustic Research titanium

> tweeters respond according to ratings to 44 khz. the optical output from

> my

> high-end computer audio gear just might output well over the usual 20 khz

> (have to check the specs) if driven by software to. does frex16 do freqs

> beyond the audio range? like 30 khz ? i haven't noticed but a few freqs

> on

> lists beyond 20 khz, & i suppose they're basically for the more expensive

> machines.

>

> i have both audio & rf generators, old ones - not digital, for electronics

> bench use, & a good HP dual trace scope, but no freq counter. if i get a

> digital freq counter & an amp that will do 0 - say 45 khz somehow might i

> have a pretty kick-ass machine when connected to the various arrangements

> described above with no computer/software involvement? i'd like to have a

> freq counter for bench use anyway, & these seem like good ideas to me.

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October 24, 2006

Hi Bob,

I always remember what told us when I asked about the

differences between plasma transmitters and contact pads. He advised us that

they both have different healing properties and work slightly differently.

The plasma transmitters are said to be faster in the beginning, and it has

been recommended to start using plasma transmitters when first experimenting

with Rife on a health issue. Then contact pads are introduced to provide

healing support to the plasma signals and assist in a persons return to

health.

Some EMEM's can also be used in contact mode, but I do not know if this is

the same as using two electrodes on the body, I would think it would be much

the same. Vendors and experts have reported that using EMEM's in contact

mode have produced good value. I would think it is like having a contact

system and a radiant plasma system in one transmitter.

I've used simple contact pads with square waves, and sine waves, and both

wave forms have produced positive physiological changes in the body. The

square waves with its many sine wave harmonics, and the sine wave alone

without any harmonics.

If RF is used in the transmitter, then it appears to be a case by case

situation. Most people respond well to RF and their body is able to diffuse

any RF loading or stress placed on the fascia. But some people experience EM

sensitivities and RF can amplify this. This does not appear to be the case

with the B/R system, as we are instructed to sit back from the plasma tube,

out of the strong RF field.

Bruce Stenulson is not in favour of using a spark plug gap to generate RF,

and he goes into details on his web site.

http://www.stenulson.net/

Hey Bruce, I like the new photo, a very handsome man :-)

Dr Loyd has found great value from his research with the spark plug gap and

RF, so this makes me think how important it is when the experts tell us to

start out slowly, so we have time to evaluate our response to this therapy

and make adjustments accordingly.

http://www.royalrife.com/

It is always very important to have Dr. Nenah Sylver's book " The Handbook Of

Rife Frequency Healing " close by for further reference, instructions and

guidelines.

http://www.nenahsylver.com/

A few years back many people in a town in America were infected with a

virus. A Rife therapist was called upon to heal the town, but the

frequencies used had no effect on the virus. Then some experts who really

know about microbes were able to devise new frequencies to use, and thus the

town was healed. The origional discussions could still be in the archives of

this forum, although it was some years back. I believe a B/R instrument was

used.

This experience clearly displayed the value of different frequencies and

their effect on microbes in the body, even though it is extremely difficult

to kill microbes that are not in the body.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp - FDS

rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

>>

>> > ...i've been looking at Kin's site & the instructions for

>> hooking up to a

>> > plasma ball. i've come up with some ideas & questions.

>> > since the ball has a mic so it already responds to sound, & some chepo

>> > rife

>> > systems hookup to a stereo or or whatever for audio output, how

>> about just

>> > letting the ball be triggered by audio from speakers. they might be

>> > slightly

>> > out of phase due to the circuit driving the ball ...would that matter?

>> > a high power stereo driving hand held electrodes design is also

>> > promoted/sold here & there...do these do anything really?

>> > how about an amp that will drive two sets of speakers simultaneously

>> > driving

>> > one set of speakers & one set of contact electrodes of some sort & also

>> > triggering a plasma ball?

>> > how about wrapping one's hand around the backside of exposed speakers

>> > magnets, where the magnetic fields penetrate the hands - would that do

>> > anything at all? maybe with the feet on a ground plate electrode?

>> > ...adding

>> > in the plasma ball to all?

>> >

>> > thinking about maximizing the absorbed energy to a max in several ways

>> > from

>> > available sources.

>> >

>> > i've seen freqs on lists above 30 khz. most stereo amps only

>> designed to

>> > about 20 khz, but some can go way up there & my Acoustic

>> Research titanium

>> > tweeters respond according to ratings to 44 khz. the optical

>> output from

>> > my

>> > high-end computer audio gear just might output well over the

>> usual 20 khz

>> > (have to check the specs) if driven by software to. does

>> frex16 do freqs

>> > beyond the audio range? like 30 khz ? i haven't noticed but a

>> few freqs

>> > on

>> > lists beyond 20 khz, & i suppose they're basically for the more

>> expensive

>> > machines.

>> >

>> > i have both audio & rf generators, old ones - not digital, for

>> electronics

>> > bench use, & a good HP dual trace scope, but no freq counter.

>> if i get a

>> > digital freq counter & an amp that will do 0 - say 45 khz

>> somehow might i

>> > have a pretty kick-ass machine when connected to the various

>> arrangements

>> > described above with no computer/software involvement? i'd

>> like to have a

>> > freq counter for bench use anyway, & these seem like good ideas to me.

>>

October 24, 2006

Just curious. Why didn't we hear about the town that was healed by rife

technology on the news like on ABC or on NBC news?

Josh

rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

>>>

>>> > ...i've been looking at Kin's site & the instructions for

>>> hooking up to a

>>> > plasma ball. i've come up with some ideas & questions.

>>> > since the ball has a mic so it already responds to sound, & some chepo

>>> > rife

>>> > systems hookup to a stereo or or whatever for audio output, how

>>> about just

>>> > letting the ball be triggered by audio from speakers. they might be

>>> > slightly

>>> > out of phase due to the circuit driving the ball ...would that matter?

>>> > a high power stereo driving hand held electrodes design is also

>>> > promoted/sold here & there...do these do anything really?

>>> > how about an amp that will drive two sets of speakers simultaneously

>>> > driving

>>> > one set of speakers & one set of contact electrodes of some sort &

>>> > also

>>> > triggering a plasma ball?

>>> > how about wrapping one's hand around the backside of exposed speakers

>>> > magnets, where the magnetic fields penetrate the hands - would that do

>>> > anything at all? maybe with the feet on a ground plate electrode?

>>> > ...adding

>>> > in the plasma ball to all?

>>> >

>>> > thinking about maximizing the absorbed energy to a max in several ways

>>> > from

>>> > available sources.

>>> >

>>> > i've seen freqs on lists above 30 khz. most stereo amps only

>>> designed to

>>> > about 20 khz, but some can go way up there & my Acoustic

>>> Research titanium

>>> > tweeters respond according to ratings to 44 khz. the optical

>>> output from

>>> > my

>>> > high-end computer audio gear just might output well over the

>>> usual 20 khz

>>> > (have to check the specs) if driven by software to. does

>>> frex16 do freqs

>>> > beyond the audio range? like 30 khz ? i haven't noticed but a

>>> few freqs

>>> > on

>>> > lists beyond 20 khz, & i suppose they're basically for the more

>>> expensive

>>> > machines.

>>> >

>>> > i have both audio & rf generators, old ones - not digital, for

>>> electronics

>>> > bench use, & a good HP dual trace scope, but no freq counter.

>>> if i get a

>>> > digital freq counter & an amp that will do 0 - say 45 khz

>>> somehow might i

>>> > have a pretty kick-ass machine when connected to the various

>>> arrangements

>>> > described above with no computer/software involvement? i'd

>>> like to have a

>>> > freq counter for bench use anyway, & these seem like good ideas to me.

>>>

October 24, 2006

Hi ,

The Chinese novelty plasma balls do output a good ES field.

I think Dr Ian MacLeod said these balls have a mixture of Xeon and Neon.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp - FDS

Re: rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

Ken:

You are correct on the 50 Hz cutoff, but I got one h___of a herx from it

at 26.7 Hz having Lyme disease. Do you know the typical gases used? I

believe the globe design fully ionzes and deionzes to produce very strong E-

field output. Not many designs offer this fully transitional state so

quickly with a large pulsed field.

October 24, 2006

Hi Josh,

I'm not to sure why not, although Rifers are smart and tend to avoid

publicity because in the past it has been turned around and used against

them. Best to just go in, do the healing, tell everyone to be quite, and get

on with life until the next drama comes along.

It was a very inspiring story and really helped me get through a rough time

when a friend of mine didn't respond too well from the frequencies I was

using. Gosh, it was a small town, may be only a village so it would probably

go under the media microscope.

You should have seen the stories and testimonials that use to be put on the

web, it was like Jim Bare was going to heal the world with his B/R machine.

No wonder the FDA wanted things to go quiet. It seems if it is kept quiet

then we are left alone to do our research. As I have said before, it makes

sense for the US government and pharmaceuticals to allow a small group of

researchers like us a certain level of freedom, because it will be from

small groups like us where major health improvements might just come from.

Just look what is brewing with Dr. Ian MacLeod in China, and he has spent

much resources in researching Rife.

If one of these pandemic virus got out and started circulating, the only

safe place on this planet would be near one of our Rife type frequency

machines. The media is rife in Australia brewing up public fear of some bird

virus that is already in Indonesia and ready to come across the small

stretch of water and into Australia. They say the virus on the birds has

already crossed to humans so specialists are frantically checking all the

wildlife in Northern Australia.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp - FDS

rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

>>>>

>>>> > ...i've been looking at Kin's site & the instructions for

>>>> hooking up to a

>>>> > plasma ball. i've come up with some ideas & questions.

>>>> > since the ball has a mic so it already responds to sound, & some

>>>> > chepo

>>>> > rife

>>>> > systems hookup to a stereo or or whatever for audio output, how

>>>> about just

>>>> > letting the ball be triggered by audio from speakers. they might be

>>>> > slightly

>>>> > out of phase due to the circuit driving the ball ...would that

>>>> > matter?

>>>> > a high power stereo driving hand held electrodes design is also

>>>> > promoted/sold here & there...do these do anything really?

>>>> > how about an amp that will drive two sets of speakers simultaneously

>>>> > driving

>>>> > one set of speakers & one set of contact electrodes of some sort &

>>>> > also

>>>> > triggering a plasma ball?

>>>> > how about wrapping one's hand around the backside of exposed speakers

>>>> > magnets, where the magnetic fields penetrate the hands - would that

>>>> > do

>>>> > anything at all? maybe with the feet on a ground plate electrode?

>>>> > ...adding

>>>> > in the plasma ball to all?

>>>> >

>>>> > thinking about maximizing the absorbed energy to a max in several

>>>> > ways

>>>> > from

>>>> > available sources.

>>>> >

>>>> > i've seen freqs on lists above 30 khz. most stereo amps only

>>>> designed to

>>>> > about 20 khz, but some can go way up there & my Acoustic

>>>> Research titanium

>>>> > tweeters respond according to ratings to 44 khz. the optical

>>>> output from

>>>> > my

>>>> > high-end computer audio gear just might output well over the

>>>> usual 20 khz

>>>> > (have to check the specs) if driven by software to. does

>>>> frex16 do freqs

>>>> > beyond the audio range? like 30 khz ? i haven't noticed but a

>>>> few freqs

>>>> > on

>>>> > lists beyond 20 khz, & i suppose they're basically for the more

>>>> expensive

>>>> > machines.

>>>> >

>>>> > i have both audio & rf generators, old ones - not digital, for

>>>> electronics

>>>> > bench use, & a good HP dual trace scope, but no freq counter.

>>>> if i get a

>>>> > digital freq counter & an amp that will do 0 - say 45 khz

>>>> somehow might i

>>>> > have a pretty kick-ass machine when connected to the various

>>>> arrangements

>>>> > described above with no computer/software involvement? i'd

>>>> like to have a

>>>> > freq counter for bench use anyway, & these seem like good ideas to

>>>> > me.

>>>>

October 24, 2006

You know, it may not be nice to say this...But maybe what the United states

needs sometime soon is some kind of virus to get out. And no matter what the

FDA tries and the drug industry tries there will be no drugs can can cure or

even affect the virus in any way. I'm talking about a fast acting

virus...Would it be a bad thing if people start dying off? yes it would. But

sometimes good things can come from bad situations. So anyway then if this

were to happen, then maybe the government and other people would wake up to

the idea that this technology should be looked into a lot harder than it

presently is. If the FDA would focus its efforts into researching this

technology and not focus so much in the drug industry then maybe many of the

diseases which currently aflict our country and the world could be cured.

Josh

,

rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....

>>>>>

>>>>> > ...i've been looking at Kin's site & the instructions for

>>>>> hooking up to a

>>>>> > plasma ball. i've come up with some ideas & questions.

>>>>> > since the ball has a mic so it already responds to sound, & some

>>>>> > chepo

>>>>> > rife

>>>>> > systems hookup to a stereo or or whatever for audio output, how

>>>>> about just

>>>>> > letting the ball be triggered by audio from speakers. they might be

>>>>> > slightly

>>>>> > out of phase due to the circuit driving the ball ...would that

>>>>> > matter?

>>>>> > a high power stereo driving hand held electrodes design is also

>>>>> > promoted/sold here & there...do these do anything really?

>>>>> > how about an amp that will drive two sets of speakers simultaneously

>>>>> > driving

>>>>> > one set of speakers & one set of contact electrodes of some sort &

>>>>> > also

>>>>> > triggering a plasma ball?

>>>>> > how about wrapping one's hand around the backside of exposed

>>>>> > speakers

>>>>> > magnets, where the magnetic fields penetrate the hands - would that

>>>>> > do

>>>>> > anything at all? maybe with the feet on a ground plate electrode?

>>>>> > ...adding

>>>>> > in the plasma ball to all?

>>>>> >

>>>>> > thinking about maximizing the absorbed energy to a max in several

>>>>> > ways

>>>>> > from

>>>>> > available sources.

>>>>> >

>>>>> > i've seen freqs on lists above 30 khz. most stereo amps only

>>>>> designed to

>>>>> > about 20 khz, but some can go way up there & my Acoustic

>>>>> Research titanium

>>>>> > tweeters respond according to ratings to 44 khz. the optical

>>>>> output from

>>>>> > my

>>>>> > high-end computer audio gear just might output well over the

>>>>> usual 20 khz

>>>>> > (have to check the specs) if driven by software to. does

>>>>> frex16 do freqs

>>>>> > beyond the audio range? like 30 khz ? i haven't noticed but a

>>>>> few freqs

>>>>> > on

>>>>> > lists beyond 20 khz, & i suppose they're basically for the more

>>>>> expensive

>>>>> > machines.

>>>>> >

>>>>> > i have both audio & rf generators, old ones - not digital, for

>>>>> electronics

>>>>> > bench use, & a good HP dual trace scope, but no freq counter.

>>>>> if i get a

>>>>> > digital freq counter & an amp that will do 0 - say 45 khz

>>>>> somehow might i

>>>>> > have a pretty kick-ass machine when connected to the various

>>>>> arrangements

>>>>> > described above with no computer/software involvement? i'd

>>>>> like to have a

>>>>> > freq counter for bench use anyway, & these seem like good ideas to

>>>>> > me.

>>>>>

October 25, 2006

Josh,

It is not about healing people, it is all about MONEY! The FDA is paid in

part by " grants " from big pharma. Where do you think their inspectors come

from? Certainly you don't believe the come off the street; they come from

BIG PHARMA. They inspect and regulate the very companies that " donated

their services to the FDA. "

According to the regulations established in 1911, only pharacuticals (DRUGS)

can " cure " disease. PERIOD. Example: Everyone knows that scurvy can be

" cured " with an intake of ascorbic acid. Been that way for hundreds of

years. That is why fruit was such a valuable commodity to sailors, assuming

they wanted to keep their teeth and lives. If you were to go out on the

street corner today, hold up an orange and make the following statement,

" This orange can CURE scurvy, " you would be in violation of three different

FDA regulations which in theory could not only land you in jail for up to 14

years, but cost you $10,000 in fines and court fees. Does that sound like a

group eager to heal people or make MONEY?

Regards,

Bruce Guilmette, PhD

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://survivecancerfoundation.org <http://survivecancerfoundation.org/>

Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day

has enough trouble of its own. Matt 6:34 (NIV)

_____

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Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 10:31 AM

To: Rife

Subject: Re: rife on the cheap...again, compounding ideas....