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Tube Devices Therapy |
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Tube Devices Therapy |
Photo: The original Rife Beam Ray device, built nearly 80 years ago. Though cumbersome and clumsy to use, it was able to cure cancer and a host of other diseases. The frequency devices built and used by Dr. Rife did not require patients to be "hooked up" to the device as do the modern "pad" machines described in the preceding chapter. But the equipment Rife built was designed for an earlier era, and new developments in electronics permit sleek, new designs better able to work with the frequencies available today. The model featured below, similar to the one I own, is a remarkable precision-built unit, meticulously produced one at a time by Dave Trebing at VibrntHealth.com . It is known as a Rife/Bare device, licensed to a few select manufacturers by Dr. James Bare, who holds US and International patents on the updated design of the original Rife instrument. |
Photo: Trebing's Rife Plasma Tube device. As new as tomorrow. What I like so much about the modern tube units is that the person receiving treatment does not have to be connected or "attached" to the unit at all. You do, however, have to be located within a few feet of the tube, but you are otherwise free to move about and use your hands, rather than be stuck holding electrodes. If you are sharp, you'll notice the plasma tube device shown here is driven by an Antlier-Robin F-100 series stand-alone generator. This automatically tells you this system is more sophisticated and expensive than the simple stand-alone generator approach we discussed in the chapter on Pad Units. If you are electronically adept, go to RifeTechnologies.com, Dr. Bare's site, He offers, at modest cost, a manual he wrote which contains the schematic and directions on how to build your own device with readily available parts. Here, however, let me just give you my personal feelings: I run treatments on myself while working at my computer, and I want my hands free, not holding electrodes. I also prefer to treat myself while I sleep, running longer, more comprehensive programs through the night. Unfortunately, when I sleep, I thrash around a lot. Before I bought my Rife/Bare unit, I used a pad device, and would wake up in the morning to find I had torn the wires loose during the night, thus getting little or no treatment. Using a tube unit, placed on the night table a foot or so from my bed, eliminated that problem. I suspect the treatment is"deeper" or more penetrating when delivered by light waves than by direct electrical current. There is controversy about this concept, too, and in all honestly, I have to admit I don't understand the technical details. When I took a course in electronics, I did poorly, and barely got by. It is enough for me to know I just feel better results when I use the light wave approach. But let's get back to the costs for a moment, because the Rife/Bare and similar quality instruments can run into thousands of dollars. In the chapter on audio devices I mentioned Ken Uzzel's site in Australia, Heal-me.com.au At his site, he features an imaginative, new set-up he has developed using very inexpensive components to put together a surprisingly effective "tube" unit, using multiple glass plasma balls. These are capable of delivering multi- phase frequencies, similar to the True-Rife F-117 unit. The balls are directed by his FREX software, using your own computer as a generator to drive the system.
Photo: Plasma ball system from Ken Uzzell www.heal-me.com.au This picture features the hardware in the foreground overtop the FREX software screens you will see on your computer My early testing shows that his plasma ball system can deliver a potent therapeutic "punch", and I am coming, little by little, to use it as much- if not more- than my "workhorse" Rife/Bare device. Ken is an earnest person who truly wants to see as many people as possible get better health using frequency medicine, and he has developed a series of devices which perform beautifully without breaking anyone's piggy bank. I applaud his approach and can easily recommend both his hardware and his software. Armed with his great FREX software program, coupled with his PSA-3 pad device and the MultiPhase, multiple plasma ball unit, you have all the equipment and power you need to do professional quality frequency work. And the whole set-up is well under a thousand dollars in cost. That is about a third of the cost of ONE session of chemotherapy! Ken is really quality person, putting out quality concepts and instruments. Finally, I want to review for you one other set-up I use with increasing appreciation for its design, flexibility, and for the dedication to support and ongoing research by the manufacturer, Michael Tigchelaar and his development team at TrueRife.com Mike's unit can act as a pad device, using one of the F-100 series generators with specially designed software. It can also be used as a tube device, with a number of different glass tubes designed to perform multiple tasks. It also drives an excellent foot bath for detoxification. Advanced plasma technology and special "grounding" units allow you to apply TrueRife tube directly to the skin, like a pad unit, thus simultaneously combining the best of both treatment types.
One of the things I greatly appreciate about True-Rife is that Tigchelaar is dedicated to continuing, ongoing research. He has an impressive number of his generators "in the field", and these researchers constantly give him feedback on which frequencies work and which do not. Mike produces regular updates on the frequencies he and his researchers use, and these are available for download from his web site at no charge. They are readily incorporated into any of the F-100 series generators, whether purchased from TrueRife or not.
Photo: TrueRife F-117 Phaser Frequency Generator (below) with the Galvanic Frequency Scanner (above). The large number of TrueRife units in use throughout the alternative medical community provides an invaluable experience to all of us because shared knowledge grows faster than knowledge that is closely held by only a few individuals. I especially appreciate his genuine willingness to share. One of TrueRife's strongest points is also the source of my single and strongest concern. Tigchelaar provides an on-going source of innovative R & D activity, probably the greatest activity of its kind in the Rife community, for which I am appreciative and thankful. It is almost as though he never stops thinking of new ways, new equipment to better solve health care problems. He and I have had phone conversations lasting hours, during which I almost struggle to keep up with the speed and scope of his thinking. All this, of course, is good! Unfortunately, much of the product line resulting from the R & D is very aggressively marketed, and this makes it difficult for prospective customers to select equipment when they come to his site. A number of people have written to me saying they have been to his website and are overwhelmed by some of the claims made, as well as the choices of instruments presented. This tends to make them consider buying equipment they really don't need, or turns them off so they don't order anything, thus depriving themselves of some of the best units available today. I urge you to go to his site and spend time studying what is being offered, because some of it is superb. By the same token, I suggest you not be too hasty in what you select, and be wary of the overzealous advertising. I must confess I have a particular bias: I am a great believer in keeping it simple, perhaps too much so. I try to do with less, rather than more. Considering what is offered at that website, here is a listing of the TrueRife equipment which I have purchased: I own and love the basic F-117 generator, several of the tubes available for it, the stand he provides for the tubes, and the foot bath. I also have the matrix foot plate which I seldom use. I have tested and returned both the Qx2 device and the ozone generator. I purchased, but have not yet adequately tested the brain entrainment system. Because I am able to obtain consistently successful frequencies using a pendulum, I have not considered buying the scanner system. Mike tells me he has a number of practitioners who use it to good advantage, but I cannot factually comment about this. I think the Vortex bulb, while an attractive concept, is unnecessary. And as a long time practitioner of ozone therapy, I think the claims made for the TrueRife ozone generator are way overstated. I don't think there is a conscious effort to take advantage of anyone, rather Mike is blessed with a brain that never stops considering new possibilities, and he is so passionate and enthusiastic about what he does that he really can't help himself. He is a good guy, and his stuff is good stuff. Check him out. |
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