Re: Zapper vs Rife Machine

[Guest guest]

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I'm not an engineer. Just someone who's used both devices. As I understand

it, the rife machine produces a much stronger frequency wave that is able to

fully penetrate the body cavity (bowels), and resonates with higher and

stronger waves. I also noticed that you can FEEL the Rife machine as it's

working. Literally makes you " zing " with energy. (At first it can make you

feel

very ill, as your blood stream fills with all the dead bacteria, viruses, and

parasites.)

One reason I THINK the price remains around the $2000 mark is because of all

the legal issues the manufacturer is always facing. FDA wants this machine

off the market. But, Ron Rockwell continues the good fight. So far, he has

been able to keep selling the machines because the FDA CAN'T BEAT HIM. His

data has thus far kept them at bay. It simply works. (sorry Pam)

BIG PHARMA does NOT want Rife of therapies publicized! They'd lose

their trillions.

One last thought: The cost of my brother's battle with terminal cancer

reached $200,000 over the course of about 90 days, with absolutely ZERO

improvement (except for the 18 inch long tumor they removed / and portions of

his

colon)

Literally - less than 30 days after beginning Rife sessions, he was

released... 100% cancer free. The doctors, of course, are to this day

dumbfounded.

They have had 0% success with patients in his stage of cancer. ZERO %!

$2000 vs $200,000 hmmmmmm, let's see... which is more out of line? $200k

for bullcrap drugs, chemo, and therapy or an EFFECTIVE, easy to use,

noninvasive approach?

$2000 seems like a pretty good deal. So much so, we now sell authentic rife

machines for Mr. Rockwell. Although we've just begun, so far we've used is

successfully in battling MS, asthma, scoriosis, arthritis, and cancer. It's

been the best $2000 we've EVER spent!

You can take this message - or leave it. Just don't give up the fight. The

NATURAL path is the way to go. Keep positive thoughts, and keep trying

holistic remedies. You'll be fine.

[Guest guest]

It finally dawned on me where I've met Pam before. It was in a past life and at

the time she was touting the propositions that the earth was flat and the sun

revolved around it. We didn't listen to her then and we shouldn't listen to her

now.

[Guest guest]

> So is the rife machine really better than the zapper. Why. I have a

> back ground in electronic and there is not more than $100 worth of

> electronic in that little box. So why is it so expensive?

> So who know the truth about zappers and rife machine?

There is no comparison, as they work by different mechanisms that

only overlap a litle bit.

The zapper gives a lot of frequencies through actual power surges.

There's no control over which frequencies or the actual amount of

power, at least in the original.

The rife machine affords the ability to target a specific set of

frequencies and drench the body in those freqs, not by electricity

but by magnetic, and turned up loud.

I think the biggest difference is that the zapper is supposed to be a

parasite tormentor; it was never meant to kill diverse pathogens.

Rife machines are good for that and so-so at shrinking tumours. Do

you hear reports of the zapper ever shrinking tumours? It wouldn't be

my choice for that exercise.

What kind of Rife machine did you sample that has less than $100

worth of parts? The generally acknowledged " best " if there is such a

thing is the Rife/Bare; following Rife's experiments prettyu closely,

the Phanotron tubes alone are over $200. The zapper on the other hand

contains about $25 in parts.

Duncan Crow

[Guest guest]

> There is no operational difference between a Zapper and a Rife

> machine. Both of them do nothing at all. There is only enough

> electronics in them to convince a casual observer that it is a " real "

> machine. The profit margin is huge. A real medical device would be

> required to undergo expensive testing.

Pam, lab proof exists that it blasts pathogens, and data is

accumulating on cancer treatment as the science matures for a second

time. Rife had 16 out of 16 doctor-vetted advanced cancer cases go

away using his gear, and he was doing the testing you mention to

prove to a medical certainty what all it worked on, when the FDA

burned his lab and smashed all his equipment they got their hands on.

If it didn't do anything, would they have bothered this researcher at

all? Anyway, the device is undergoing the expensive testing as we

speak, in Australia.

There are sources of information that should interest you if you

still have an open mind.

regards,

Duncan