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Curing disease with electronic intervention - possible?

Joan Walsh
I initially posted this query in the 'Ask an Expert' section and it was suggested I post over here, so here goes.


An acquaintance is convinced that his cancer has been cured by a device called a 'Rife machine': http://www.spooky2.com/ As far as I can tell from my online searches, there is no recogniseable scientific, reproducible research into the relevant biological responses to electromagnetic stimulation at various frequencies, other than those looking for adverse effects such as those feared in the early days of mobile phone use.


I want to be supportive of him and his new-found enthusiasm, but my concern is that the device is purely a form of placebo generator (it's complicated, it's electronic, and 'the authorities' want to suppress reports of its usefulness). Is anybody aware of a possible mechanism by which this device could, albeit indavertently, provide positive therapeutic effects?


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    The Novocure system is chemo not Electrotherapy and I wouldn't advocate applying electricity to a sick body since the currents affect cell walls and lots of other mechanisms that could weaken the body systems and defenses letting the pathogens in to the cells. There are a lot of misconceptions about the Rife method of killing viruses that has nothing to do with DNA and the different genomes. If the cancer virus being treated glows reddish brown when viewed with the Rife lighting technique the Rife machine setting will toast it. All the resources are being diverted to research in chemicals and gene therapy when the answer already exists with Electrotherapy. Have a read of my post here that gives a small insight in to what I have found
    https://communities.theiet.org/communities/discussions/viewtopic/58/107/23737?post_id=115453#p115453
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    The Novocure system is chemo not Electrotherapy and I wouldn't advocate applying electricity to a sick body since the currents affect cell walls and lots of other mechanisms that could weaken the body systems and defenses letting the pathogens in to the cells. There are a lot of misconceptions about the Rife method of killing viruses that has nothing to do with DNA and the different genomes. If the cancer virus being treated glows reddish brown when viewed with the Rife lighting technique the Rife machine setting will toast it. All the resources are being diverted to research in chemicals and gene therapy when the answer already exists with Electrotherapy. Have a read of my post here that gives a small insight in to what I have found
    https://communities.theiet.org/communities/discussions/viewtopic/58/107/23737?post_id=115453#p115453
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