Healing modalities

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@KnowMyStuff

I DO after 8 years in the military in nuclear, bacteriological, chemical, and electronic warfare (electronics being my sepeciality).

With a name like KnowMyStuff and your post I assume you chose it ironically, just as I actually know nothing about parachuting. I just hope those people you’ve “treated” are equally imaginary.

Also, Military Dopers, I’m having a spot of bother with a [del]grunt[/del] Specialist of eight years’ experience having such a variety of postings. Should I be suspicious?

And, Shodan, a week? I’m betting on no more posts at all.

ETA: I have several 9v batteries and some wire. All I need is a few Altoids tins and I can get into business myself!

[Smeghead]

@KnowMyStuff

Saw some INCREDIBLY uneducated comments about Rife in answer to a recent question. Royal Raymond Rife was another genious in the style of Tesla and he came to the conclusion in the 1920’s that if everything is energy (and that’s perhaps the ONLY thing that ALL scientists agree on) then if you could find the life frequency of a pathogen - you should be able to blow it up by hitting it at the same frequency under power. But how to prove it?
In 1929 he built the world’s first microscope powerful enough to see a living cell and sat there with cancerous tissue under the microscope and a frequency generator. He slowly wound the frequency generator up until one day the cells got incredibly agitated and literally - blew up. Go on line and you can still find front page news articles with the top medical professionals of the time LINING UP to get their photos taken with him, and giving him accolades for the number of people he was curing of cancer. Then he was shut down by the pharmaceutical companies, but his legacy (and learniing) lives on.
Is it a cure all? I don’t believe ANYTHING is but… consider this - more than 80% of the TERMINAL cancer patients i have treated in the last 6 years (given from 1-6 months to live by the hospitals) have been cleared BY theose hospitals as no longer having cancer. And NO side effects. So for the Rife detractors - hey, help yourself to the horrific effects of chemotherapy (at a 2.1% five year survival rate) and good luck to you. Getting the RIGHT Rife machine is exceptinoally important (of course) because there are any number of them out there that don’t work but don’t put it down without knowing what the hell you are talking about. I DO after 8 years in the military in nuclear, bacteriological, chemical, and electronic warfare (electronics being my sepeciality).

Balls. Complete and utter balls.

[Grumman]

@KnowMyStuff

In 1929 he built the world’s first microscope powerful enough to see a living cell and sat there with cancerous tissue under the microscope and a frequency generator. He slowly wound the frequency generator up until one day the cells got incredibly agitated and literally - blew up.

As XKCD reminds us: killing a sample of cancerous tissue is easy; killing cancerous tissue and not killing everything around it is hard.