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NuttBoxer
2021 Dec 13, 8:43am
NuttBoxer
2021 Dec 13, 8:43am
That would be the other side. It makes sense that is certain frequencies can cure us, others can make us sick.
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richwicks
2021 Dec 13, 1:55pm
richwicks
2021 Dec 13, 1:55pm
Water rapidly absorbs microwave radiation which is the spectrum of 5G.
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Shaman
2021 Dec 13, 3:28pm
Shaman
2021 Dec 13, 3:28pm
richwicks says
Sort of.
It’s actually the hydrogen bond that absorbs the energy of an incoming microwave. Lots of those in water: two per molecule!
Other compounds with hydrogen bonds will also absorb microwaves, but water does so the best.
Water rapidly absorbs microwave radiation which is the spectrum of 5G.
Sort of.
It’s actually the hydrogen bond that absorbs the energy of an incoming microwave. Lots of those in water: two per molecule!
Other compounds with hydrogen bonds will also absorb microwaves, but water does so the best.
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Automan Empire
2021 Dec 13, 3:50pm
Automan Empire
2021 Dec 13, 3:50pm
NuttBoxer says
Absent a device that can/has been tested and demonstrates outcomes better than placebo and has a plausible mechanism of action, this sounds like just so much Nikolai Tesla era woo. It brings to mind that Star Trek episode where they got stuck in the past somehow and to resolve the problem and rescue them to their present, Spock has to kludge together a device using vacuum tubes and discrete resistors and capacitors.
Some interesting advancing medical technologies along these lines include proton beam therapy which has a great ratio of damage to cancer versus surrounding healthy tissue. Also photonic therapy (name?) where they give systemic photosensitizers to the person then illuminate the tumors with lasers. Patients are extremely photophobic and light sensitive afterward, for hours to months depending on the type used.
Instead he found a radio frequency wave was readily accepted by the body if it was emitted by a gas within a glass tube. This allowed the frequency wave to penetrate deeply into the body with scalpel-like precision.
Absent a device that can/has been tested and demonstrates outcomes better than placebo and has a plausible mechanism of action, this sounds like just so much Nikolai Tesla era woo. It brings to mind that Star Trek episode where they got stuck in the past somehow and to resolve the problem and rescue them to their present, Spock has to kludge together a device using vacuum tubes and discrete resistors and capacitors.
Some interesting advancing medical technologies along these lines include proton beam therapy which has a great ratio of damage to cancer versus surrounding healthy tissue. Also photonic therapy (name?) where they give systemic photosensitizers to the person then illuminate the tumors with lasers. Patients are extremely photophobic and light sensitive afterward, for hours to months depending on the type used.
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NuttBoxer
2021 Dec 13, 11:01pm
NuttBoxer
2021 Dec 13, 11:01pm
Automan Empire says
The telescope he made is in the Smithsonian. Technology used to create it has never been replicated, at least not in the public arena. Instead of saying what it sounds like, read the article, and follow some of the references. I see they have widely tried to discredit Rife, but haven't found any specifics as to why.
I've looked into enough on alternative health to be able to smell the bullshit, and this rings true.
this sounds like just so much Nikolai Tesla era woo.
The telescope he made is in the Smithsonian. Technology used to create it has never been replicated, at least not in the public arena. Instead of saying what it sounds like, read the article, and follow some of the references. I see they have widely tried to discredit Rife, but haven't found any specifics as to why.
I've looked into enough on alternative health to be able to smell the bullshit, and this rings true.
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NuttBoxer
2021 Dec 13, 11:03pm
NuttBoxer
2021 Dec 13, 11:03pm
And BTW, Tesla's inventions and documents were seized by the government, and have almost certainly been implemented and used by the deep state. Lots of different sources seem to have this conclusion.
https://behiveofhealing.com/forgotten-genius-royal-raymond-rife/?source=patrick.net
I did a little research. Dr. Rosenow did indeed work at Mayo during this time. Wikipedia references fraud concerning Rife, but their examples are all tied to people who seem to have taken advantage of a book release about his work in the 80's. Their is no citation specifically refuting Rife's work.
This is not the first time I've heard of the concept of waves that impact health. Light waves seems to be the main communication device used by DNA. Music played at a certain frequency(not the one the studios use), has a very pleasing affect, rather than the grating one we feel after listening to music for a while(even though it's music we enjoy). And given the AMA's history of corruption under Rockefeller, and the state of sickcare we have today, I'm definitely more inclined to believe Rife than anyone in the "medical" profession.