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A detailed account of Royal Raymond Rife's inventions and discoveries is covered in The Cancer Cure That Worked, a book that chronicles events from 1913 until Rife's death in 1972. Rife, an exceptionally skilled optical engineer and technician, first achieved success in the late 1920s with the development of the Universal Microscope. This groundbreaking microscope allowed him to observe living cancer viruses—something modern electron microscopes still struggle to accomplish. His design employed multiple quartz prisms and lenses, compensating for refraction losses caused by air, enabling the visualization of particles smaller than ever before.

With his Universal Microscope, Rife observed cancer viruses changing in size and shape. He discovered that certain radio wave frequencies could destroy these viruses. Years of experimentation led to the creation of the Frequency Instrument, a device capable of producing the precise frequencies needed to eliminate various viruses.

In 1934, at a California clinic, patients were treated with these exact frequencies, previously seen to kill the virus responsible for their diseases. Treatments lasted just three minutes, with three days between sessions, allowing the lymphatic system time to clear the dead viruses from the body. Unlike modern chemotherapy, Rife's treatment was completely effective and caused no side effects.*

Despite the remarkable success of Rife's Frequency Instrument, 90 years later, countless individuals still succumb to diseases that Rife had reportedly cured. 900,000 die each month from cancer today.

This summary is adapted from a book review written by Deki and Jon C. Fox.

*In 2020, Researchers at the University of California Institute of Technology Destroyed cancer cells in a petri dish while doing no harm to healthy cells using frequencies. They called it oncotripsy.