How Do Rife Machines Work?

Identification

Proponents claim that Rife machines work through the generation of resonating frequencies that specifically affect disease-causing microorganisms at their frequency levels. This process could cause the cells of these microorganisms then lose their integrity, resulting in the destruction of these cells, and the release of their cellular waste and toxins into the bloodstream.

Transmission

Electrodes are placed on the body at the site of the disease, on the hands, or under the feet. Once the Rife machine is turned on, the frequency waves are said to travel through the body and to destroy all cells affected by that frequency. Normal body cells are said to remain unaffected by the frequency levels specific to the targeted microorganisms.

Function

In theory, light energy is converted into resonating wavelengths that supposedly enter the bacteria or virus cells, thereby causing them to become visible by that light. They are visualized at magnification between 8000 and 17,000 times magnification; the technology is then intensified to destroy these now-visible cells.

Effects

It is claimed that the microorganism cells would then undergo structural and physiologic changes that cause electrons to transfer away from their cells, causing further stress upon their cellular integrity. This then results in the death of that microorganism.

Cellular Debris and Removal

According to proponents, as these harmful cells supposedly die from the effect of the Rife machine, their cells break down, leaving behind its cellular debris, and the toxins from within these microorganisms are then be released into the blood stream. This is the main reason for therapeutic regulation of the treatment--to prevent toxic overload on the body's compromised immunity by spacing the treatments and allowing the body time to detoxify after each session.

Whole Body Approach

Rife machines are used in many parts of the world, where practitioners recommend the Rife therapy in conjunction with healthy diet changes, exercise, high fluid intake and whole-body cleansing. When applying the Rife therapy, practitioners aim to restore health and wellness to the whole body.

Controversy

While the Rife machine has gained worldwide recognition and use, its efficacy has not been officially evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States. The original design and therapy was not patented, and many believe that today's Rife machines are not comparable to the originals. Perhaps the Rife machine will be reviewed by the FDA, to analyze both its capabilities and limitations.