Summary
Dr. Bill McGraw returns to the Finding Genius Podcast to discuss Rife machine technology, tracing its origins back to Dr. Royal Raymond Rife's work in the 1920s-1930s. McGraw explains how he became involved with frequency medicine through his own health struggles and now uses a system called Spooky2 to treat clients. He describes how specific electromagnetic frequencies can target and destroy pathogenic organisms, cancer cells, and parasites through the principle of resonance, similar to how a specific pitch can shatter glass. McGraw details his clinical approach, including frequency scanning to identify problematic organisms and applying targeted frequencies through TENS pads or plasma devices. He claims a 95% success rate treating conditions including skin cancers, parasitic infections, and chronic disease. The episode also covers the controversial concept of quantum entanglement in remote healing, where frequencies applied to a DNA sample (like a fingernail) allegedly affect all matching DNA regardless of distance.
Key Points
- Royal Raymond Rife developed the world's most powerful microscope in the 1930s, was first to see live viruses, and discovered specific frequencies could destroy pathogens
- Rife identified a virus associated with cancer cells, demonstrated cancer cures in his San Diego clinic on 16 terminal patients, but the AMA suppressed his research
- Modern Rife technology uses the Spooky2 system with frequency generators that scan from 41,000 to 1.8 million hertz to identify resonant frequencies of pathogens
- Treatment involves placing TENS pads on the body and applying specific frequencies for about three minutes per frequency, based on Rife's original protocols
- McGraw claims to have cured eight consecutive skin cancers with Rife technology, typically requiring three treatments over four to five weeks
- Remote treatment uses quantum entanglement principles, applying frequencies to a DNA sample (fingernail) to affect the person regardless of their location
- The Spooky2 system is available for consumer purchase at a few hundred dollars, with free downloadable software
- McGraw combines Rife technology with liposomal vitamin C, heavy metal detox, and mineral supplementation for comprehensive treatment
Key Moments
History of Royal Raymond Rife and frequency medicine origins
Dr. Bill McGraw explains the origins of Rife technology, tracing it back to Dr. Royal Raymond Rife in the 1920s who developed the world's most powerful microscope and discovered that specific frequencies could kill bacteria and viruses.
"It has amazing potential. And I think it's not very well known, certainly, as some of these other technologies. But the history began. We go all the way back to 1920. And the person involved is Dr. Raymond Reif, Royal Raymond Reif."
How resonant frequencies destroy cancer cells
McGraw explains the mechanism of action behind Rife machines using the glass-shattering analogy. Each piece of matter has a specific resonant frequency that can destroy it, and Rife machines target cancer cells and pathogens with precise frequencies that do not affect healthy tissue.
"let's say I had a glass, I hold the glass in my hand, and a really good singer hits a high C note, that glass shatters. But if that singer hits any other note or it doesn't hit that high C note in absolute perfect pitch, nothing happens to the glass. So we find out that frequencies are extremely specific and their ability to destroy something."
Scanning and treatment protocol with Spooky2 system
McGraw describes the scanning process, which sweeps frequencies from 41,000 to 1.8 million hertz to identify resonances from pathogenic organisms in the body. The computer records the top 10 frequencies and reapplies them at three minutes each, following Rife's original protocol.
"And as we put those frequencies into the body one at a time and sweep through them, going from low to high, we will pick up resonances in the human body. These resonances are basically just like the glass I was talking about. Once that frequency comes in contact with a particular cancer cell or bad bacteria, that bacteria or cancer cell resonates and creates a signature within the body, and the computer automatically records that particular frequency as being important. And then at the end of the scan, which takes about 25 minutes, you have 10 of the major frequencies associated with that person. And then these frequencies are reapplied to the person at three minutes each, which is what Roe Reich determined back 100 years ago as being an ample amount of time to kill a cancer cell or a parasite."
Quantum entanglement and remote Rife treatment
McGraw describes remote treatment using quantum entanglement, where applying frequencies to a DNA sample like a fingernail affects all matching DNA regardless of distance. He shares a case of treating a pleurisy patient remotely in Argentina.
"If I take a piece of DNA, such as a fingernail, and I put it into a frequency machine, which exposes that DNA to a frequency, it affects all the other DNA of that person, no matter where they are."
