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Royal Raymond Rife: Into the Micro Beyond
This is such a fascinating story. After doing my own research on our 'sick care industry' I've come to the conclusion that there are many more people fighting to keep us sick rather than cure what ails us. There's just too much money to be made by treating, rather than actually curing, our diseases. How many high paying careers, and astronomical financial profits would be eliminated if a machine like this were in use? I don't know anything about what Mr Jim Folsom did, but it sounds as though he is experiencing suppression of the highest order! As an example, let's take the fight to cure cancer to see how many people's careers, and pharmaceutical's bottom lines would be impacted if we chose to actually find a cure. - Susan G Koman race for the cure, and the like, would be gone. Why isn't SGK backing alternative medical research? A cure destroys huge cash cows like SGK, American Cancer Society, or the other non-profits. - Cancer Chemo's and all the pharmaceuticals will be gone...as well as the high yields for their shareholders - Entire medical school programs & facilities, gone - All the medical treatments which treat the aftermath of our current cancer fighting regimen would be gone (Radiation & Chemo are TOXIC, causing devastating side-effects of their own, which patients suffer with until their death. Sometimes these treatments are so severe that the cure really IS worse than the disease! Chemo can CAUSE heart attacks! - Medical research, grants and such would be gone too - The money to fund medical experiments on helpless creatures while testing the toxic protocols medicine is researching. This is just one example of why this sort of research and technologies are stamped out before they can be put into use. From what I've experienced first hand*, there are overwhelming sources who do not want the world to be a healthy place. There's more money in sick care and health care. And one more thing.... Google & youTube: Codex Alimentarius Be afraid, be very afraid. If even half of what is being said about Codex Alimentarius is true, the world is in a heap of trouble! Vitamins, herbs and all natural modalities will be in the hands of the FDA and pharmaceutical companies. When I finished reading this story I thought, the irony is, with one out of two people now projected to eventually be diagnosed with some form of cancer, we're all BEGGING for a machine like Mr. Rife's. Imagine how far ahead we'd be if we could have used these past 40 years for more research on his findings? This is not just sad, it's criminal.— February 29, 2012 12:26 p.m.