Ultrasound selectively damages cancer cells when tuned to correct frequencies

American Institute of Physics ^ | JANUARY 7, 2020

[a fool in paradise]

Might the Left use this in arguments against ultrasound pictures?

[Blogatron]

Turn your amp up to 11.

[A Voice]

Dr. Rife was curing cancer many moons ago with his Royal Rife machine and this was with the use of vacuum tubes.

There is a female doctor in Florida that has been utilizing this tech for a couple of years.

Sure wish affordable quality vacuum tubes were still available.

[RideForever]

Robert Heinlein predicted this!...............

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Radionics has been discredited by the medical industry from early last century.

And a frequency generator is used in Kirlian photography to capture the ‘aura’ of a person on film.

[bitt]

p!

[Sergio]

bkmk

[Hot Tabasco]

My chiropractor has some manipulation tool that looks like the hypo-spray.

Probably made by Ronco

[little jeremiah]

Yeah but it’s cheap, and just think how much money the pharma companies, surgeons and so on would lose!

[concentric circles]

[aimhigh]

The chemo industry will never allow this to get FDA approval.

[wbarmy]

Oh, I thought this was an article on Dr. Royal Raymond Rife or on DCA.

Sorry.

[rodguy911]

Ultra sound has been used in Eurpoe for years to knock out prostrate cancer.It has not been approved here so insurance wont pay so we are all stuck with radiation which has all kinds of problems believe me I know.

[Boogieman]

[A Voice]

Cool.... have never seen any news article on Rife.

From what info I could find, he cured many people by locating the frequency of a particular cancer then via harmonics totally destroyed the organism.

Neat stuff.... too bad the medical establishment is busy filling people full of pills instead of actually finding the root cause.

[Bob Ireland]

Then there was this: https://www.odditycentral.com/news/man-claims-cheap-dog-deworming-medicine-cured-his-terminal-cancer.html ... An Oklahoma man who was once diagnosed with small-cell lung cancer and told that he only had three months {to} live claims he is now tumor-free thanks to a $5 deworming drug usually meant for dogs ... fenbendazole

The vet told Joe that scientists had accidentally discovered that a dog de-worming drug seemed to attack cancer cells in mice.

[grey_whiskers]

Thanks for the tip!

[GulfMan]

Drugs that end in “azole” are typically anti-parasitical. Interestingly, many are used to treat depression such as Abilify (Aripiprazole) and some think that parasitical organisms might be at work here. Many parasites make their lungs their home, and or have to migrate there to reproduce. I wouldn’t doubt that this man was helped by fenbendazole at all.

[Bob Ireland]

***I wouldn’t doubt that this man was helped by fenbendazole at all***

The story has considerable credibility. The internet is a great weapon.

[irish guard]

Huh...and I always thought azoles were just that....azoles.

Couldn't resist. Glad the guy is cured.

[cann]

Thanks for providing that. I hadn’t heard that before. It’s very interesting information.