Misstatements on Rife in previous post

April 16, 2006

Randy wrote: ...He said Rife's clinical trials in the 1930

totally cured 19 TERMINAL patients, and the results were verified by a panel of

medical professors. THIS patient's THEORY is that after the Rife machine

prototype was patented and brought into the medical establishment, the ones

produced later were purposely built to be less effective...

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Sorry, but this is perpetuating a misstatement..

Rife reluctantly took part in Dr. Milbank 's 1934 " Cancer Clinic "

in La Jolla. It is generally understood that there were 16 patients, and

not all had cancer. Several died in the following year, or became

" unreachible " - Dr. tried to locate them. The " panel of Doctors "

was a group of friends of 's, and most were not there, although

Dr. Foord from Pasadena General Hospital did do pathology tests on

samples sent him by Dr. . The samples apparently did not show any

cancer cells. Foord was present at the clinic for only a week or two

before returning to work in Pasadena.

The connection to USC was that Dr. had a liability release from

USC to do this experiment at the Scripps facility (La Jolla). The

Special Medical Research Committee came into being well after the

clinic, and is thought to have had only one actual meeting before being

dissolved.

One of the 1934 clinic patients came back to Dr. the next

spring, and was advised by to have one of his eyes removed

because the cancer had grown into the eye. did not advise more

treatments by the Ray tube, but for surgery.

There were no patents on the Rife Ray machine, nobody bought them up and

buried them; the company simply went under following the 1939 lawsuit by

Philip Hoyland, who was a Director in the Beam Ray company, and was

protecting his royalty rights as the Co-Inventor of the Rife Ray machine

(court documents - both Rife and Hoyland are shown as the inventor.)

The Rife saga has a lot of truth in it, and Rife definitely developed a

terrific microscope and an early version of the Ray Tube machine (later

improved and put into production by Hoyland), but misstatements on the

story only perpetuate some of the falsehoods about Rife.

The HISTORY at http://www.dfe.net is probably the most accurate record of Dr.

's clinics (several of them...) and of Royal Rife's 1930's

happenings.

Dave Felt

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