Flourescent Microscopy: How to Tell a Frequency is Killing a Virus
The smallest virus is about 20 nanometers and you must see the live virus to determine whether a frequency destroys it. Electron microscopes won’t work as they only operate on dead tissue. A hundred years ago, Royal Rife invented a microscope with about 20,000x resolution on live organisms and determined what frequencies would kill various pathogens.
Today, Leica sells microscopes that can visualize a 20 nanometer organism inside a living cell so anyone with such a microscope can determine what frequencies work best.
Today, there are research groups showing the exact mechanisms on how frequencies can inactivate viruses reporting in leading journals like Nature. See Efficient Structure Resonance Energy Transfer from Microwaves to Confined Acoustic Vibrations in Viruses.
For 20 years this blog has been pointing out that frequency medicine is the future and the future is now.
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Hello Dr
Can we use Truerife to run your stuff?
Thanks
Truerife frequencies will run on the F165 directly. However the F165 has three channels which are used by the Frequency Research Foundation scripts. They need to be modified by removing channels and using scalar octaves to keep frequencies below the maximum capable of Truerife products. The Frequency Research Foundation has a program to do this for subscribers.
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