The Nature of Rife Therapy

People ask me how I am able to do this when many other researchers eventually get busted, and it may be in part due to my relationship with the Pentagon, but it is not only that. That was in 1989 and 1990. It could turn around easily. I do my best to treat my customers right, and I just try to do an honest job of providing them with the best possible hardware and technical support that I can muster…..

The people at the FDA don’t hate us. They are not after us, or lurking in a dark alley hoping I make some mistake to pounce on. They make mistakes like any other going concern, but they are not inherently evil, albeit that they are at cross purposes by accepting funding from Big Pharma. This has gotten them into trouble in recent years. 

They periodically invite me to get my devices approved. And that is something I may do, once I am satisfied that my empirical knowledge is essentially complete. At which time, it will be my intention to pursue a Class 3 approval, not Class 2. This, so my devices can be put on the store shelves alongside muscle stimulators, the bioactive toothbrushes, and other electrostimulators which can now be purchased without a prescription.

I have sat down and had dinner with the entire families of some of the finest doctors in the country and the most respected physicians in the AMA. They don’t hate us either. In fact, they are among our users, along with Nobel Prize winners, top attorneys, icons of big business, multi billionaires, and even people on Capitol Hill. So, I don’t believe for a minute that the rich and the powerful are against us, because they are not. They are for us, as you might expect them to be in any reasonable political climate.

All that a Rife machine manufacturer has to do to stay out of trouble is to be a benefit to the community, which is first and foremost, but also to be honest with all parties concerned. And to provide a device which they do not misrepresent in any way.

Which brings me to my intended topic, the problems with broadcast machines.

There is a distinct difference between those makers of Rife machines who are deliberately exploiting people who are sick, and those who are genuinely mistaken. The authorities understand this, as demonstrated by their quite notable tolerance for the technology, which extends to half crazy ideas that you can find on the Internet, claiming to be Rife machines.

Believe it or not, there is still great hope and respect for American ingenuity from the highest places in the country and the world. I am not completely against the use of broadcast machines, because they have specific purposes and applications that they are suited for. But such devices must never be sold as a panacea, or misrepresented in the slightest way. 

One avenue that these makers should actively pursue is certification. By doing this, through a test laboratory that is accredited for this type of technology, they will undeniably demonstrate their intentions in the industry. They will also learn how to apply the device in a way that is both safe and effective. This certification is very important for any radio broadcast instrument, because the exposure of any user to such energies must be calculated according to the SAR, which stands for Specific Absorption Rate. 

The SAR is going to be different for every user, and for every device, so great precision in the procedures for therapies of this kind are required in order to show that the methods are not dangerous or haphazard. What this means is that there is never any safe use without proper procedures for broadcast radio frequency energy. The therapy can, therefore, never be so simple as just sitting in a room and watching the pretty lights.

There are very specific and well established methodologies for the safe use of radio therapy in order to know, and not guess, whether the application of that therapy is going to be useful, or worthless to the user. So the safe application of radio broadcast machines, regardless of whatever fanciful apparatus they might use to achieve that signal energy, needs to be supervised by a qualified technician. For this reason, such devices must seek Class One approval from the FDA. Thus, my firm opinion is that these devices must never be sold to the general public under any circumstances.

In many ways, I have an interest in the success of any business that sells or manufactures Rife, or Rife-like devices. In some respects, we are all in the same boat. If a promoter gets busted, for any reason, it reflects on the credibility of the technology, and therefore, affects us all adversely. 

To show just how far off this has become, the well known radio personality, Alex Jones, made a comment on air recently, defending his own credibility and integrity, asserting that he is not some Rife machine salesman taking advantage of people who are ill and desperate. That is not a direct quote, but I was particularly upset about it because we are indirect sponsors of that show, by virtue of the fact that we advertise JWLABS on the Genesis Communications Network, of which Jones is a part.

This demonstrates that even among those who should be completely supportive of the cause, are more aware of the charlatans than they are of the legitimate providers of the technology.

Call me, Alex. I’ll make a believer of you.

I am John Wright, and I approve this message….