© Ed Torrence 2004

Early in the 1920s an independent medical research scientist named Royal Rife invented a microscope so powerful that he could easily see living bacteria and viruses with it. Using this microscope, Dr. Rife was eventually able to isolate the virus that causes cancer. He named it the BX virus. He found he could also change these viruses to non-cancerous, and back again, by changing their environment and food supply. Dr. Rife began to experiment to see what effect radio frequencies had on the cancer virus. Using a frequency generator of his own invention, he bombarded these viruses with electrons and found that, at a certain frequency, he could selectively kill them. Dr. Rife infected four hundred rats with the BX virus. When they reached a stage of infection that was near-fatal, Rife exposed the rats to his frequency generator-and all of them were completely cured.

Rife's experiments caused great excitement in the medical field and soon other doctors were joining him in experiments. After seeing Rife's great success rate, Dr. Milbank Johnson, head of the Southern California AMA convinced Dr. Rife that it was time to test his methods on humans. In 1934, Doctors Rife and Johnson, in conjunction with the University of Southern California, set up a test clinic for sixteen terminally ill cancer patients. Rife and Johnson would perform the tests under the oversight of a committee of OSC doctors and pathologists. The results were astounding. After ninety days the committee pronounced that fourteen of the sixteen patients were completely cured. Extending the treatment period to 130 days saw the remaining two completely cured also.

Rife's reputation spread worldwide. The medical community honored him for his break-through discoveries. Doctors, all over the world, were demanding every frequency generator he could produce and were having fantastic results with them. Then in the 1950s, when penicillin, and other "wonder drugs" started to come on the market, electrotherapy began to be ignored in favor of prescribing pills and shots.

Interest in electrotherapy began a revival in 1987 when a book was published called "The Cancer Cure That Worked" by Barry Lynes, which describes Rife's work and the shocking suppression of the most beneficial medical discovery of the century.

Hulda Regher Clark, Ph.D., N.D.-another independent medical research scientist discovered in 1988 that all parasites, including bacteria and viruses, as well as worms and flukes, each have a specific radio frequency that they emit. She also discovered that by introducing these specific frequencies into the human body with a mild electrical current that all these disease-causing invaders could be selectively killed and eliminated. She conducted extensive clinical tests, on hundreds of patients, with astonishing results. In 1994, her son Jeffery joined her and invented a small, hand-held, battery operated frequency generator that they called a parasite zapper. Dr Clark found, much to her surprise, that the battery operated generator, with only one specific frequency, killed every parasite, virus, and bacteria, no matter what frequency they emitted. This was attributed to using direct current instead of alternating current, which the frequency generator she had been using produced. They did not patent their inventions, but made the technology free for all to use. Dr. Clark even gave the instructions on how to build one yourself in her astonishing book, "The Cure For All Diseases".

In this book Dr Clark makes the statement that ALL diseases are caused either by parasites or pollutants, or a combination of both. She also gives instructions for detoxification from pollutants that one can safely do themselves. Clark has since written other books; The Cure for All Cancers, The Cure for HIV/AIDS, The Cure For All Advanced Cancers, as well as a technical book on Electro-therapy, the Syncrometer Science Laboratory Manuel.

Like Royal Rife, Hulda Clark has been persecuted by those with vested financial interest in the pharmaceutical and medical industries. She has also been victimized by frivolous lawsuits, but fortunately, has won them all. Grateful patients and followers have set up a fund to help defend these frivolous lawsuits. Today, thanks mostly to the Internet, these good doctors are finally getting the recognition they deserve, and their technology has been made available to everyone at affordable prices.

Although the AMA has not tested these devices for medical usage, a test of a zapper has recently been made by Narendra P Singh and Henry Lai of the Department of Bioengineering, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. Of the results of one simple test they said, "....leukemia cells exposed to the electric current (of the zapper) was only 58% of that of non-exposed leukemia cells..." They also recommend further investigation into the use of mild electrical currents on other types of cancer cells. (Note- Just straight electrical current will not work. It has to be converted into positively offset DC radio frequency waves.)