I feel dumb. Royal Rife/FDA confusion

I know it's been a while since I posted. Lots of health stuff and surgeries and blah blah blah. Anyway, I came across a piece of information that highly confused me. I spent a lot of time a few years ago studying up on Royal Rife and his amazing microscope. I had even asked one of those debunker sites to help me with it. Long story short, is that in my opinion, the whole Royal Rife story is inconclusive.

The FDA however said his technology was patent nonsense and quackery in treating human beings. Light, regardless of its type, had zero impact on improving human health.

But then at the very bottom of this page it says "WaterHealth International has a patent on a water purification technology that uses UV light to kill practically all water-borne bacteria and viruses [30]."

So, uh...which is it? That's a pretty nifty trick there that light seems to be doing for being organically useless.

I realize this is a pretty lame thread, and, to be honest, I kinda feel like a moron posting it, but if there just happens to be anyone out there that could shed some light (no pun intended) on this Royal Rife vs. the FDA business, I'd sure appreciate it.

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It is true but I don't think it's anything new. I could be wrong on the latter though.
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here ya go scroll halfway down the page
Forbidden Cures www.educate-yourself.org...

Dr. Royal Rife
In the late 20's and early 1930's, Dr. Royal Raymond Rife from San Diego, California, developed a high powered microscope which he used in conjunction with a frequency generator. Using special UV light, Rife's mircroscope was capable of 60,000x magnification! This degree of magnification allowed him to observe LIVE virus and bacteria organisms while he applied the MOR (Mortal Oscillatory Resonance) frequency from his frequency generator via plasma tube radiation of the energy. He was able to destroy all manner of disease organisms (including cancer related organisms) by merely 'tuning' the generator to the correct resonant frequency of these organisms and applying the oscillating electric fields via the plasma driven, "Beam Ray Tube". Everything in the universe, living or dead, and its own resonant frequency. If you apply this exact resonant frequency to the object or organism, it will begin vibrating until it literally shatters itself. You've all seen the wine glass and the opera singer demonstration. Same deal for microbes.
60,000x magnifications is an unheard of degree of magnification in a light microscope, even by today's technical standards. Today's electron microscope can deliver high magnification, but it can only view DEAD organisms. The ability to view micro organims in a LIVING state is of great importance to diagnostic and therapeutic goals. This is an extremely important point to understand.

Rife's microscope played no role in the actual destruction of the pathogenic organisms, but it allowed him to view the effects of the electric fields from the Beam Ray Tube upon the organism itself. As Rife adjusted and tuned his frequency generator to the correct frequency, he was able to observe the disintegration of the bacteria, parasite, or virii under the influence of the resonant electro-magnetic fields exerted by the Beam Ray Tube.

At first, Rife's enormous accomplishments were ballyhooed in the press. He was feted and hosted by the local medical elites of the day who were hoping to climb onto the Glory Bandwagon with him and get their mug published in the newspaper as a supporter and cohort of the "man who could finally end cancer". But the Big Boys finally caught up with him. I'm referring to the string pullers in organized medicine and the pharmaceutical industry. Needless to say, once word of Rife's success began to spread too wide, he was quickly 'neutralized' by organized medicine and demoralized into obscurity (unending court litigation, charges of quakery, intimidation of financial supporters, the burning down of laboratories, etc...the "usual' routine). His principle persecutor was the head of the American Medical Association and chief editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association. His name was Dr. Morris Fishbein educate-yourself.org... and he never treated a patient in his life. He was motivated more by an unmitigated lust for greed and power, and less by a desire to save lives. Failing to convince Rife to sell him the exclusive rights to his technique and therapy, Fishbein set out to crush Rife with a vengence. The outrageous injustices against Rife by Fishbein and the medical establishment are explained in great depth in a book by Barry Lynes called The Cancer Cure That Worked.

Fortunately, we have physicist Gary Wade, a specialist in Rife technology, available to readers of this web site. He will explain to you exactly how Rife achieved his amazing results and how YOU can learn how to apply Rife's hard earned technology yourself. You should waste no time in examing Gary's extraordinay and generously shared insights in Rife technology. Some of the best books about Rife were written by Barry Lynes (E.g. The Cancer Cure That Worked). Dr James Bare of Albuquerque, New Mexico has also published a manual and video on how to build your own Rife device
( www.rt66.com... ). See this special page devoted to Royal Rife links that will bring you to many excellent web sites talking about Rife and his work (educate-yourself.org...).

Source and links: Forbidden Cures www.educate-yourself.org...

thanks for the replies, I'm going to dig through them!

Ok, I read the replies, but I'm still a little confabulated between the inconsistency of Rife's claims, what the FDA (and skeptics) had to say about him and his "energy healing devices," and reading about how people today are using techniques similar to Rife's so long ago that the FDA has flat out said there is zero efficacy.

What do you do when you run into an inconsistency like this?

If Royal Rife was zapping bugs in a manner that the FDA and scientists today say was impossible, then how are people zapping bugs today in a way that's impossible?