Re: Kindly, what is the scientific evidence behind Rife?

>- I have read alot of bad stuff about Hulda Clark on places like quackwatch.com and i figure if the stuff that she knew really worked, it would be alot more popular by now.

Perhaps you might want to read a better posting Hulda Clark Quack .

The reason that it is not more popular is because of an extreme effort to suppress information and availability. In Jan. 2006 we were selling zappers at a rate of about 500 a month, or more, and climbing at about 10 to 15 percent a month. We were only one of about 30 companies selling them in the US. After the FDA raid, of which there were no charges, we have dropped to way below that. The specific reason is that we can not make any claims and only present our products for killing germs in water. A great many of our orders go out of the country to places where zappers are not suppressed.

It is extremely difficult to sell something when you can not thoroughly explain the benefits. Currently, about 80 percent of our sales are strictly repeat orders or word of mouth.

>- If you could diagnose people with a sycrometer,

There are far superior products, such as the QXCI/SCIO. FScan, etc. The synchrometer is kludgy and difficult to use.

>- There are people who claim that the frequencies will break open the cell they claim,

See for yourself: http://www.paradevices.com/zapper_works.html


>- find it hard to belive that there is a way to do this in vivo

OK, why do so many people who use certain zapper products have to replinish their intestinal flora?

>- what ... that would do to the rest of the cells in your body

The cells of the human body are immune because the cell membranes of higher organisms are different from cell walls and membranes of lower organisms.

>- just wanted some opinoins is all.

Facts and real evidence are better. Sorry that I can not afford to produce more but tests to provide proof is very expensive.

As an example, a clinical trial with fewer than 12 subjects, to show that the zapper kills germs on the skin can cost $40k to $100k. That is for the trial only.