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Difference Between RF Exposure from Cell Phones and RF Frequencies

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Question: Please explain the Difference between RF exposure from cell phones and RF frequencies Answer: The difference between RF exposure from cell phones and RF frequencies used in Rife machines lies primarily in the waveform shape, method of delivery, and context of use. Cell phones emit modulated RF signals, typically sine waves or smoothly varying […]

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CW, RF, John Bedini

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Question: ttp://sidebandgenerator.com/ The above link shows John Bedini speaking upon some inconsistencies with audio and RF as opposed to just the plain RF generator as is used with the unit sold. Would you be able to verify that these are 2 differing principles of operation. Bedini quotes Rife’s assistant who did not fully understand the

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Machine Functions

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The functions on the machine: SWEEP:  Stays on each of the 10 frequencies in the set for 10 minutes.  This is what you want to use most of the time.  The more you can use the machine the better.  You can sleep with it and we often suggest that. The Pulse / Sweep: This function is

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Carrier Wave & Technical Information

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There is a belief that the audio frequencies that were used in the original Beam Rays Clinical Rife Machine and its 1940’s and 1950’s AZ-58 replica Rife Machines are harmonic M.O.R. frequencies derived by dividing Dr. Rife’s original high RF frequencies down in octave steps until you reach the audio range of frequencies. For this

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CW, RF, Audio – can you explain?

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Question: The Zapper Digital Series says that it uses the Rife Carrier wave.  However it is 3.3 mega Hz and your machine is only producing 1 Mega Hz. Answer: There is a belief that the audio frequencies that were used in the original Beam Rays Clinical Rife Machine and its 1940’s and 1950’s AZ-58 replica

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