Transcript Was Rife right ? A 32-year-old infection cured in 2 hours

Was Rife right ? A 32-year-old
s
infection cured in 2 hours by
a plasma tube radiation.
A.Bellossi, G.Dubost (France)
J.Bare (USA)
J.L.Bardasano Rubio (Spain)
April 1973
Mrs R. 27-year-old
Violent pain at the left canine
level.
The canine was extracted and the
jawbone
cleaned.
December 1974
Fever with pain in the right jawbone
Surgical curetting of an osteitic
jawbone
January 1975
Bad general state of health
Severe pain + fever + shiver +asthenia
+
generalized arthralgias + myalgias +
loss of weight
Hospitalization
1rst diagnosis
Infectious rheumatism (Streptococcus)
Treatment
Failure
Until May 1976
Antibiotics + antiinflammatory drugs + corticoids
Failure
2nd diagnosis: Collagenosis
Aziathoprine + corticoids
+ 6 months
Deteriorated situation
Exhaustion + unbearable myalgias
and arthralgias
Resumption of jawbones pains
1977
SURGICAL OPERATIONS :
22nd and 30th of January
10th and 21rst of February
June
Anatomopathology :
3rd diagnosis : Wegener’s
granulomatosis
1977 - 1978
Surgical operations :
November 1977
3rd and 23rd of May , November 1978
Mrs R. stopped all immunosuppressive
drugs
March 1979
1973 – 1979 : 14 surgical operations
Each year about 8 painful crises :
fever (38°C),sweat, pains in the large joints, in
the spinal joints, in the tendons and muscles,
weight increase, very intense inflammatory
biological modifications.
4 to 8 weaks
Wegener’s granulomatosis?
Diagnosis computer assistance :
OSTEITIS
Immunochemical analysis :
Bacterial infection with exhaustion of the
immune system
A hidden bacterial source ?
December 1985
Throat infection
Streptococcus faecalis
Escherichia coli
Hafnia
Yeasts
Following
Feverish painful crises
Surgical operations
1991 -1993
Pulsed magnetic fields
Temporary lull
January 1996
In a sample from a surgical operation
Streptococcus agalactiae
Escherichia coli
Staphylococcus aureus
Yeasts
Inefficiency of the antibacterial drugs
Scanner on the 3rd of June
1998
Disappearance
of the bone palate,
of the jaw sinus bottom wall,
of the right orbital floor.
3D Reconstruction
3D Reconstruction
February 2005
More than 60 surgical operations in the
upper jawbone.
Pain
A constant febrile state of several
months duration (38°C up to 39°C)
Royal Raymond Rife
In the thirties reported the killing of
bacteria by means of the radiation of a
plasma tube.
In that desesperate situation we
decided to try a compassionate
treatment using Bare/Rife system.
The plasma tube
Argon : 8O%
Neon : 20%
Pressure : 50 mm of mercury
The tube lightning
was accomplished
using a highly over modulated, AM type,
radiofrequency electronic discharge.
By using the square wave generated
frequencies for modulation, along with
overmodulation of the carrier wave, a
pulse emission was achieved.
Plasma antenna radiation in the
range from 1.5 to 18 GHz
• Recently (July 2010) our theoretical
explanation of bacterial destruction
présented in Davos BIOEM 2009, has
been confirmed by means of a wide
bandwidth horn tied with a spectrum
analyser .
• The DNA Half- Wave resonance
hypothesis of bacteria irradiated by
frequencies between 4 and 8 GHz has
been justified.
The plasma tube antenna, the wide bandwidth
horn antenna, and the spectrum analyser
Frequencies modulating the 27.12 MHz
carrier wave
3 minutes each frequency
723 to 730 HZ : Staphylococcus aureus
877 to 884 Hz : Streptococcus
pyogenes
749 to 755 Hz : Proteus vulgaris
756 to 761 Hz : Enterococcus faecalis
764 to 771 Hz : Proteus mirabilis
800 to 807 Hz : Escherichia coli
On the 4th of February 2005
The exposure took place at the rate
of 3 minutes for each frequency
(135 minutes for the set) and
ended at 16 o’clock.
At night the body temperature
was at 37°C.
4 DAYS LATER
Mrs R. spat out from the left side of her
throat a stinking putty-like substance
which was a pile of
polymorphous bacteria mixed with
filamentous fungus.
4 months later
Surgical operation
A grey lava-like bone lesion well
separated from the healthy bone.
5 years and 8 months later :
no infectious relapse
Bacterial destruction
Due to Half-wave resonance of bacterial
DNA linked to the water dipoles associated
to DNA.
It depends on the base pair number within
the DNA and so is a characteristics of a
bacterium.
From 4 to 8 GHz.
TODAY
A pain problem due to nerve
damage from surgical aftereffects.
REFERENCE
Half-wave resonance of bacteria
DNA irradiated from 4 to 8 GHz.
G. Dubost, A. Bellossi, BioEM 2009
Abstract Collection P170 : 583585.