Alternative Health Hope from Royal Rife

When faced with insurmountable odds, faith could help, but sometimes a strong will and determination just doesn’t cut it. When someone is diagnosed with terminal cancer or AIDS for example, they can always go for conventional medical treatment and tough it out, wait for a miracle, but truth be told, standard medical treatment for such dreaded diseases can do no more that prolong a patient’s life. Though this goes hand in hand with bettering the chances for a miraculous reversal or cure of the illness, reality bites, this of course if a farfetched possibility. So many patients gamble with what time they have left and seek out alternative treatment, alternative hope for their dwindling lives.

There are alternative treatments or medicine available, some have medical backing, some have only testimonials from others who have tried them, some are just flat out frauds. Ranging from medicinal herbs to radioactive treatment that would get more than a raised eyebrow from the medical community of established practices, they run their own risks, and they even have their own fraudulent versions. So not only are terminal patients forced to seek out these alternatives, but they have to weed out truth from fraud, and figure out what would work best for them, checking testimonials, scientific backing, claims, so on and so forth—s daunting task undertaken in the search for hope. And hope there may be in these alternative treatments and medicines.

One such alternative is going for Rife-type devices. Such devices use a “beam ray” technology to kill, in a manner of speaking, the pathogens or viruses that cause a particular disease. Derived from concepts and theories of Royal Raymond Rife in the early 1900s, this option is available today, though no medical backing or independent verification can truly solidify its effectiveness.

In fact, Rife’s theories and devices were considered flawed and useless by the scientific community. Currently, some devices associated wit or related to Rife-like treatment of diseases are available, a Rife International Health Convention even convenes, but there is no positive, definite stance as to whether or not this could cure or treat cancer, AIDS, or what-have-you. Organizations have undergone and taken up Rife’s failed attempts, trying to break through the wall Rife hit, but still, as yet without convincing proof, many still prefer to take their chances with Rife technologies. And who could blame them?

The world can only hope for a cure to its most deadly diseases, and for now standard medical practices and treatments can only do so much for those diseases which have no cure yet. So perhaps the best advocacy for such killer diseases remains “prevention is better than cure,” but then again research never stops.

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