[NewCandle] Royal Rife Redux

[Nick Reiter]

Howdy, all,

Presumably viruses are easy to shake mit der vibes
because they are rigid little bodies composed of a
manageable number of atoms?  If the resonance of
viruses is in the 10s of GHz, then I wonder if the
fellows who found the calculation shortcut can apply
it to bigger softer things, like bacteria or ...
cancer cells...  I do have to at least wonder whether
any of those sorts of bodies would be in the range
where Rife apparently was working, according to lore
(like 10s of Hz to KHz)  My intuition says that the
resonant frequency of cells is still going to be in
the UHF.  Of course accurate data about anything RRR
did is a precious commodity.

Very neat article tho!

I've been mum for a few weeks here, but I've not been
idle.  I had a ginormous hernia fix surgery right
after New Years, and was off work for about 3 weeks,
but I had some fun stuff cooking at home on a
makeshift work-bench in the study.  I've continued to
play with the Thomas oscillator Stiffler driver
circuit, now running a whomping total of 240 LEDs off
of four parallel AV plugs.  The circuit and
arrangement are tuned well enough that I have been
into the game of chasing Pout vs Pin by a number of
methods, some of which do pretty neatly give at least
the illusion of COP teensy greater than 1.  Maddening,
but fun, with rainbows of color in the dark!

I'm overdue to post a better description of what I've
been seeing, and so I will later.  Let me ask this for
now to Sir Jones - how did things work out with your
formal characterization of your circuits?  Every so
often I pop in on the Stiffler discussion thread, and
find it has thinned out a lot, with wanderings into
calorimetry, then back into things that look like a
micro Tesla magnifier powering neon bulbs.  But the
hubbub seems down by a huge degree.  Most of the party
goers are gone.

N
--- Keith Nagel <NewCandleAdmin at ipdiscover.com> wrote:

> Those looking to reproduce the work of Royal Rife
> should look
> into this research published in the Jan. 14 issue of
> Physical Review
> Letters.
> 
>
http://www.livescience.com/health/080205-virus-shattering.html
> 
> If you've never seen the original footage of Rifes
> lab and work,
> do make the effort. Although the new age crystal
> crowd has
> discredited it, Rife's groundbreaking work in the
> 20's using HF RF to
> resonate virus particles is WELL worth spending some
> time with.
> For a while, one of his assistants was selling a
> version of
> the Rife microscope, along with a video of the work.
> I think
> the best modern work proving out the microscope
> design has
> been done in Canada by Gaston Naessens. Although his
> treatment
> modality is questionable, the microscope work is
> excellent
> and well grounded.
> 
> K.
> 
> 
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