Imagine if you could cure cancer. What if there was a technology that could do this, but stay away from the population?
Sound like something out of a science fiction movie? Unfortunately, it is not. In the 1920s, engineer Royal Rife created the world’s first ultraviolet microscope with a magnification of 50,000 times. This allowed him to see a live virus. Fifteen years later, Rife created a frequency generator whose radiation affected pathogenic microflora without damaging the surrounding tissue. Fourteen cases of cancer patients were documented who were cured and the use of its generator was banned in the United States.
In 1920, engineer Royal Rife created the world’s first ultraviolet microscope with a magnification of 50,000 times. It allowed to see a live virus. Fifteen years later, Rife created a frequency generator whose radiation affected pathogenic flora without damaging the surrounding tissue. Fourteen cases of complete cure of cancer patients were documented and the use of its generator was banned in the United States.
You remember learning about the microscope in science class in school, right?
That handy tool that allowed us to see tiny things that would otherwise be too small to see with the naked eye?
Well, Royal Rife created the world’s first microscope with a magnification of 50,000x. This allowed us to see a live virus for the first time. In fact, fourteen cases of complete cancer cure were documented using its technology.
However, his work was soon shut down by the U.S. government.
You may be wondering what all this has to do with you. Fifteen years after creating the first ultraviolet microscope, Royal Rife created a frequency generator that affected pathogenic microflora without damaging the surrounding tissue.
Fourteen cases of complete remission of cancer were documented with its use, but the United States banned its use.
It’s pretty wild to think of all the ways science has advanced in recent years, but there are still some things that are kept hidden from the general population. For example, the case of Royal Rife.
Rife was an engineer who, in 1920, created the world’s first ultraviolet microscope with a magnification of 50,000x. This allowed him to see a live virus. Fifteen years later, Rife created a frequency generator whose radiation affected pathogenic microflora without damaging the surrounding tissue.
What’s even crazier is that 14 fully documented cases of cancer patients who were cured using their generator were banned in the United States. So, although we have made incredible advances in medical technology, there are still things that are kept secret.
You may wonder why this technology is not more widely known or used. The answer is very simple: money. Pharmaceutical companies make billions of dollars each year from treatments and vaccines for viral diseases, so why would they want to invest in a technology that could render those products obsolete?
The same is true for the cancer industry. Although there are some promising treatments, the focus remains on making money rather than finding a cure. If a cure for cancer were found tomorrow, it would put a lot of people out of work.
But the good news is that this technology is slowly but surely making its way into the mainstream. In 2018, the FDA approved the use of T-rays for food safety testing, and hopefully more applications will be approved in the future.
For the past one hundred years, Rife technology has been banned, censored and ridiculed. But science has moved on and today we know that Rife was right.
His microscope and frequency generator were revolutionary and today have been improved with modern technology.
iTeraCare has the exclusive license to this technology and we are proud to be able to offer this treatment to our patients. Our goal is to help people get rid of diseases such as cancer, without the harmful side effects of conventional drugs.
Interestingly, the technology that iTeraCare has developed, Tera Hertz waves, has proven to be effective in eliminating viruses. However, the company has not been able to get its technology approved by the FDA.
Perhaps iTeraCare’s technology was ahead of its time, and only time will tell if its technology will be able to help people in the future.
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