Re: Opinions can be great, but only when based on all of the facts.

She didn't seem to think frequencies mattered much from what I've read. Of course, that was back in the early 90's and more and more has become known all the time. :)

Rife didn't develop a way to do resonance testing, like Dr. Clark did, did he? What I've read, a lab confirmed what things died when subjected to what frequency, right? So her methodology and Rife's weren't the same. Her work was done by her finding the frequencies with her sycrometer which gave her an immediate answer if whatever thing was now dead. Rife just killed what he had proof of it killing in a lab.

Her zapper isn't a Rife Machine, although it was meant to be a frequency generator--but it morped into something not a frequency generator when her son made it hand held and battery operated.

What things have you found it didn't kill other than things in the deep bowls, as she said it might not? I'm quite curious. :) Tweet