RE: Re: Rife Machines, MOR-DNA frequencies

March 18, 2011

For those interested in Rife and the issues raised by our knowledgeable

friend Knot Weed, I thought folks should be aware of the work of Charlene

developed a way to scientifically calculate MOR frequencies for a range of

pathogens based on their genetic characteristics. This is explained in a

paper and other material on the site. I have a bit of experience with Rife

machines and in my opinion the best systems are made by Pulsed Technologies

or the GB 4000. If one can afford to get these with a plasma tube then you

don't have to be in contact with the machine, and will use it more. Pulsed

Tech machines use higher frequencies which seem to be more effective, but

the GB 4000 also allows you to run sweeps through thousands of frequencies.

Pulsed Tech has used Charlene's frequencies and supports her approach. There

is a lot to consider but there are some good sites like Rife Forum where

people can get more information.

All the best, Bob

[ ] Re: OT: Ozone Water, Rife, CS

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> " frequency therapy with precisely the correct frequency (called the mortal

oscillatory rate or MOR) can be very effective against most microbes. The

trick is determining the correct MOR. And as microbes mutate their MOR

changes, so empiric frequency therapy using a library of published

frequencies can fail dismally. I have developed BioSurveys on the

Zyto-LSA-Pro to determine the MOR for the primary microbes of a patient and

I have taught some courses how to do that which are available on

www.academycim.com " Lee Cowden, M.D., 8/10/10

It all sounds very scientific, but it has nothing to do with science and

there is no scientific way to determine the 'MOR' of a bug. I wonder how

they verified these MOR mutations, does Lee Cowden do full DNA sequencing on

Borrelia's to verify this? Don't think so ...

I'm not saying Rife doesn't work, just that stuff like above is pure

marketing and NOT science. YMMV.

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