[Red Badger]

Robert Heinlein predicted this in his novel "The 6th Column"............

[Red Badger]

Ping!.....................

[wbarmy]

Dr. Rife did it in 1934 and the government hounded him out of the country and out of his life. Cancer “treatments” were big business then and big business now.

[logi_cal869]

Fascinating.

Translated:

Non-invasive surgery technique (ala ‘Dr. McCoy’).

But it cures nothing.

[T.B. Yoits]

An Apple iPod a day keeps the doctor away.

[faucetman]

I see this on my I-Phone every so often. All the icons start to “vibrate”. Is this the same principle, protecting my phone from viruses? (or viri) /s

[\/\/ayne]

Never seen that cover - excellent!

[chajin]

There’s a vibrator joke in her somewhere, but I am not going to try to find it

[ConservativeMind]

Wow, they are using Hulda Clark's “Zapper,” for which she was pilloried.

I have an old Tony Brown's Journal show that I learned that in, and it never left me.

Fascinating.

[faucetman]

Wait!, there already is a “pain” therapy using this principle.

https://vibeplate.com/back-pain-relief-through-vibration-therapy/

Now you can cure your cancer at the same time! /s

[Buttons12]

calling Dr. Stadler...Dr. Stadler...

[waterhill]

Yep

[mikey_hates_everything]

Vibrating molecules...guess they don’t have the same resonant freq as water or a microwave oven might work as a home cure. ;-)

[SC DOC]

Good, good, good, good vibrations.

[waterhill]

I have this feeling that most of these scientists ‘disappear ‘ in the next ten years. It’s coming.

Too many college ‘educated’ morons out there.

The end times are close.

[exDemMom]

I would not get excited here.

The experiments described all took place in vitro. The article does not say that the researchers have moved on to demonstrate the efficacy in animal studies. It doesn't say how they plan to target the cancer cells in intact organisms.

I personally have achieved a 100% kill rate of cancer cells in vitro using bleach in the lab. However, I would never recommend anyone try treating their cancer with bleach.

The chasm between results seen in vitro and those seen in intact animals is huge. Likewise, there is a huge chasm between animal study results and applicability to human treatments. I've seen things done in animals that would seem to be miracle cures, but I would be surprised if they ever reached clinical use.

The problem with treating cancer is that it is very difficult to find a treatment that ONLY targets cancer cells. Pretty much anything that kills cancer cells also kills normal cells. Targeting cancer cells for destruction while leaving normal cells untouched is a HUGE challenge for cancer researchers.

[OrioleFan]

In other news, The Biden crime family is working with Pfizer to license the technology for the big pharma giant. Biden will get his 10% of the windfall.

[LTC.Ret]

Note from Texas -— Y’all are welcome!!!
Signed:
Rice University, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY, and the University of Texas

[ought-six]

I like Heinlein; but I’ve never read that work of his.

[LTC.Ret]

This is very interesting to me. We use more laser and light therapy quite successfully in VetMed than I think they do in MdMed -— probably because the drug dollars and insurance money isn’t there yet in VetMed.

Current cancer therapy doesn’t spare the non-cancer cells either -— at least not nearly as much as we would like them to. I am interested in any protocol that can kill cancer better than what we have now.

[ComputerGuy]

Boogie your way to a cancer-free life. Shake that thing!