Short Summation of Royal Raymond Rife's life and cancer research based on Barry Lynes' Book
'The Cancer Cure That Worked"
The Royal Raymond Rife story was told to author and journalist Barry Lyne in the mid 1980's by John Crane. John Crane had known Rife from the 1950's until his death in 1971. Barry Lynes was highly skeptical at first, but slowly became convinced once he saw that John Crane had the documentation to prove his story. This is that story.
Royal Raymond Rife, born 1888 in Elkhorn, Nebraska. Described as quiet, gentle,dedicated, highly moral and a genius. He was fascinated by bacteriology,microscopes and electronics. What is an undisputed fact are his incredible light microscopes. Roy began building his first microscope in 1917. It was finished in 1920. His second microscope was built in 1929.� It was the most powerful light microscope ever built, unpequaled by any light microscopes built, even up to the late 1980's. �The important fact to remember is Electron microscopes which now have magnificationin the tens of thousands are useless because they kill the minute organisms Rife was attempting to see. You have to be able to see them alive in order to identify them and identify what kills them. Rife was the quintessential researcher, who would often sit athis microscope for 48 hours at a stretch.
Rife began researching cancer in 1922. He wanted to ascertain what caused cancer and if it was a virus,� how could you kill it. He concluded that the viruses of TB and possibly cancer were being killed when he used the dye staining methods available at the time. Then he came upon an ingenious idea, how about staining the virus with light.The best non-technical way to describe this technique was that the viruses were stained with the frequency of light just like colors are tuned in on a television set. Each virus had a unique color.
The two people who worked with Rife the closest were Dr.� Arthur Kendell, director of medical research at Northwest University Medical School and Dr. Millbank Johnson who was on the board of directors at the Pasadena Hospital and of great influence inthe medical community in California. Around the end of 1932 Rife had identified the cancer microbe and called it the BX virus.� He found that it could change it's shape and size, in scientific terms this is called pleomorphism. This fact is still argued today in bacteriology.
Rife started subjecting the cancer microbe to different radio frequency's to see if it affected the microbe. After much experimentation with thousands of radio frequency's Rife identified what he called the M.O.R,� Mortal Oscillatory Rate of the cancer microbe. In other words, the exact frequency which destroyed it. He could see them dying through his microscope when subjected to the correct radio frequency. Rife successfully used the radio frequency to cure cancer in over 400 experimental animalsbefore testing was ready for humans.