We will soon move on from the work of Dr. Rife in our discussions about cancer, but first we must point out that we believe there has been an over emphasis on the notion that a virus, a bacterium, or even a parasite is the primary cause. Indeed, an over abundance of these microbes may well be a contributing factor, as they often accompany the condition; however, more than one of these factors may be in play in any given case. A question which is often overlooked is:
“Why are these microbes thriving in the body?”
Even Pasteur acknowledged at the end of his life what Bechamp, his nemesis, had maintained for years—that the primary concern regarding illness is not the pathogens themselves, but the terrain which gives rise to their flourishing.
We submit that the inclination to focus on unique and specific frequencies meant to devitalize each given microbe is not just a carry over from Rife’s incredible accomplishments with his scopes and frequency generators. It’s also a reflection of the conventional medical approach, which is to identify the ‘culprit’ and destroy it. Accustomed to removing the tumor or the dysfunctioning lymph gland, or “killing” the cancerous cells via radiation or chemo, the standard practice has been one of search and destroy.
Rife, himself, understood that the terrain was most significant in understanding the nature of cancer and other diseases. This was logical, given that he and his cohorts observed that the microbes behaved differently, depending on the medium in which they were grown.
— Royal Raymond Rife
In other words, bacteria themselves don’t directly make you sick. Instead, illness results when the chemicals produced by bacteria react with cells that are already unhealthy or out of balance.
Increasingly, there is interest in addressing the imbalances in the body which contribute to fostering disease. We see this particularly with researchers and practitioners who think outside the constraints of what is called, “standard medical care.” This is encouraging. This does not detract from the notion that parasites or fungi or other microbial infestations are of significant concern. Indeed, an overgrowth of any of these is call for prompt attention. It stands to reason, then, that both must be addressed: an overabundance of pathogens AND the landscape in which they abound.
For these reasons, JWLABS does not focus merely on one frequency, or even a dozen key numbers to address a specific health condition. That approach assumes too much. It does not account for the fact that the microbes mutate to adjust to the nature of the terrain they inhabit. And when they mutate, they change their frequency signature, potentially evading the frequency being targeted.
Furthermore, we must not assume that a given microbe exists at the same frequency in every human body. As cited, these tiny creatures adjust to their environment, and each human body provides a unique habitat. And, to be clear, it’s essential that the detoxification mechanisms in the body are working optimally so one can clear the debris from the system. The mitochondria must be revitalized, the circulation of blood and lymph must be optimized, and so forth. The analog signal fidelity and expert tuning techniques we employ span the range of frequencies, ensuring that nothing is missed in this changeable environment.
— Dr. Robert Stafford, November 1959
When we step back to look at the larger picture, we begin to see that yes, the microbes play a significant part. They feed off each other, they release mycotoxins, further polluting the terrain. They bond to heavy metals, they thrive in an acidic environment, they flourish when the cells are of low voltage and when metabolic functions are diminished.
The “War on Cancer” has spanned decades now, and though progress has been touted, the unfortunate fact is that it has touched the lives of most of us. And it has become increasingly aggressive in recent years. In fact, the cancers we are seeing today are not what Dr. Rife was observing. This begs more questions. The questions we engage in shape the inquiry. Are we asking the ones which will reveal the most truth, or are the queries merely reinforcing the prevailing narrative? In further discussion, we will cite others who have been looking outside the box for insights into the complex issue of cancer, the underlying causes, and viable approaches to restoring good health.
Meanwhile, consider this 1978 message from Samuel Epstein. M.D. in The Politics of Cancer Revisited and take note that not only does he address the condition of that decade, but countless years which came before and persist to this present day.
— Samuel Epstein. M.D. The Politics of Cancer Revisited
Perhaps you’ve already concluded that this is precisely why so many brilliant minds and innovations were (and are) suppressed or co-opted throughout the years.
Stay tuned….
