Dr Royal Raymond Rife

Royal Ramond Rife, a scientist and inventor, invented the Rife Machine in the 1930’s. Interest was regained in the Rife Machine after a book about using a Rife Machine to cure cancer was published. The Rife Machine is a frequency-generating machine, which generates a “beam ray.” It works on the premise that every bacteria/organism resonates at a certain frequency. The Rife Machine is programmed to the specific frequency of the bacteria/organism you want to kill; and by projecting the beam at that frequency, destroys the bacteria/organism.

What is a Rife Machine

Rife machines produce low electromagnetic energy waves. These waves are similar to radio waves.

There are several different styles and kinds of rife machines available. Some work like a light, where the person sits nearby, and it projects a beam out into the room. Other versions have hand-held metal rods or ray tubes that are used, as well as footplates (some units have either handheld rods or footplates; some have both). Rife machines range in cost from $300 to $5000 and up.

Everything has a vibrating frequency, which is called resonant frequency. This can be explained using an analogy of an opera singer who uses their voice to shatter a crystal glass. The glass is vibrating at a certain frequency, and when the opera singer sings at that particular frequency the glass shatters.

Rife & Lyme Disease

Rife Frequencies

Rife frequencies are typically low-frequency electromagnetic waves that range from 1 Hz to 10 MHz. Different frequencies are believed to have different effects on the body. For example, some frequencies are believed to stimulate the immune system, while others are thought to have anti-inflammatory or anti-microbial effects.

Benefits of Rife Machines for Lyme Disease

Some people who use Rife machines for Lyme disease have reported various benefits, such as:

  1. Reduction of Lyme disease symptoms: Some people report a reduction in symptoms such as fatigue, joint pain, headaches, and brain fog.

  2. Increased energy levels: Some people report increased energy levels and a greater sense of well-being.

  3. Improved sleep: Some people report improvements in their sleep patterns and a reduction in insomnia.

  4. Enhanced immune function: Some people believe that Rife machines can help boost the immune system, which can be helpful in fighting Lyme disease.

  5. Increased detoxification: Some people believe that Rife machines can help promote detoxification of the body, which can help remove toxins and improve overall health.

It is important to note that these reported benefits are largely anecdotal and have not been scientifically validated.

Pros:

  • This machine can be used for both “killing” and also “supportive” or “healing” frequencies. In other words, it can be used to kill bacteria, viruses, parasites, etc., but can also be used to support the body in areas such as general healing, collagen building, various types of pain, depression, etc.

  • This treatment can be used for Borrelia (Lyme bacteria) and all associated Lyme Disease co-infections, such as Babesia, Bartonella, and Erlichia.

  • This treatment can be used for Candida (yeast overgrowth), viruses, parasites, and a very wide number of other ailments; from general to very specific. For this reason, some consider it a virtual “medicine cabinet.”

  • This treatment can be used be used at home, and is also offered at some Lyme treatment clinics.

  • This treatment does not damage the gut, as this is a risk of some other anti-microbial treatments for Lyme Disease, such as oral antibiotics. Thus, the rife machine is a good treatment option or alternative for those who cannot tolerate oral antibiotics.

  • Similarly, the rife machine is a non-pharmaceutical option for treating Lyme Disease, so this is a suitable option for those who would rather not/or are not able to take pills.

  • Since the rife machine can be used to treat not only the Lyme bacteria, but other associated co-infections and conditions with Lyme, such as viruses, parasites, Candida, the need for supplements in addition to the use of the rife machine should decrease significantly.

  • The rife machine can be used as a primary (and singular) Lyme treatment, as well as can be used in conjunction with other Lyme Disease treatments.

  • The rife machine is a suitable option for those who have an autoimmune component of Lyme (Rife is not immune modulating as some treatments are such as herbs and supplements).

  • Treatments are programmed into the machine by the owner and can be individually adjusted and tailored to each specific person’s needs, as directed by your Lyme-Literate Doctor or practitioner. There are several Lyme disease practitioners who specialize in treating with rife machine.

Cons:

  • One of the major cons of the rife machine is the expense. Rife machines are not inexpensive-they range in cost from $300 up to $5,000+.

  • This treatment is not an FDA approved treatment and is deemed an alternative, experimental treatment; some many not feel comfortable with this aspect.

  • This treatment is very controversial; there are very divided camps about the validity of the rife machine, as well as documented fraud cases.

  • This treatment is not supported by medical research, but more so anecdotal evidence.

  • The safety of this machine has not been proven, although anecdotal evidence has proven it safe for both children and adults.

  • Many patients with Lyme Disease have reported a strong herxheimer reaction from the rife machine.

Where to buy a rife machine

One company that makes rife machines is Spooky2. Any purchases through our link help support Lyme Disease research.
Click here to learn more about Spook2 devices.

Also check out this great Spooky2 support group that can better aid you in your rife experience. Click here to check out the group.

Risks and Side Effects of Rife Machines

Some of the risks associated with using Rife machines include:

  1. Interference with medical devices: Rife machines can interfere with the functioning of pacemakers, insulin pumps, and other medical devices that rely on electromagnetic signals.

  2. False sense of security: Rife machines are not regulated by the FDA or any other government agency, and there is no scientific evidence to support their effectiveness for treating any specific medical condition. Relying on these devices instead of seeking medical attention could delay necessary treatment and potentially worsen a condition.

It is important to note that there is limited scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of Rife machines for treating any specific medical condition. As with any alternative therapy, it is important to discuss the potential risks and benefits with a qualified healthcare provider before trying this type of treatment.


The Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

FAQs

Are Rife machines safe to use?

The safety of Rife machines is a subject of debate and controversy. While people report positive outcomes from the use of these devices, there is limited scientific studies on rife to support their effectiveness and safety for treating any specific medical condition.

Can Rife machines be used to treat Lyme disease?

While there are anecdotal reports of people using Rife machines to treat Lyme disease, there is no conclusive scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of this approach.

How often should I use a Rife machine?

The frequency of use of Rife machines can vary depending on the specific device, the health condition being treated, and the individual using the device. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and any recommendations from a qualified healthcare provider when using a Rife machine.