Rife studied …
[Cancer], Tetanus, typhoid, gonorrhea, syphilis, staphylococci, pneumonia, streptococci, tuberculosis, sarcoma, carcinoma, leprosy, polio, cholera, actinomycosis, glanders, bubonic plague, anthrax, influenza, herpes, cataracts, glaucoma, colitis, sinus, ulcers, lock-jaw bacillus, and many other virus bacteria and fungi.
[ He was successful — using simple electronic equipment — in destroying them all without any significant side effects. The reason he was so successful was that his microscope allowed him to watch the living pathogens while he subjected them to resonate energy. ]
Researchers would achieve marvelous results for a period of time, then, suddenly the system would fail to produce much of anything. Even from one day to the next. This seems to still be "somewhat" true with our meager equipment and attempts at repeatability. It's not so much a failure of the technology; but, appears to be an atmospheric variation and other surrounding conditions. Changes in atmospheric pressure, temperature, magnetic earth fields and other surrounding natural forces affect electronics in strange ways.
A suggested approach is to begin at 20 Hz and work up in 10 cycle increments. … It is suggested (that) a beginner should avoid frequencies above 5,000 Hz. Interestingly, an amazing number of pathogens seem to respond in the low range from 20 Hz to 900 Hz.
A duration of 3-minutes is standard protocol while searching or scanning for a usable frequency.
http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/history/rife.htm
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