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Really Alternative Health |
| The folks at zzfind.com are not
just online shopping advocates who would never think about stepping into a shopping mall if they can help
it, they are also bioelectronics and alternative
healthcare mavens. Not the
ex-hippie-burning-incense-in-an-herb-shop type, rather
the kind that tries to create bioelectronic health
devices along the lines of those designed by Nikola
Tesla and Royal Rife in the early to mid 1900s as well
as more modern inventors such as Dr. James Bare, but
still see a need for good nutrition and perhaps some
supplement and herbal regimens to complement these therapies.
For these objectives, here are some of the websites we
have found helpful for building and buying these types
of devices. A few of the electronics supply
websites should also prove useful
to electronics hobbyists and ham radio operators with
average interests who are looking for some
of the best discount websites to buy electronics and
electrical components online, too. |
Electroherbalism is often one of the first places novices go to learn
about alternative bioelectronic devices of the Hulda
Clark and James Bare / Royal Rife genre as well as
Tesla, EMEMs, and other devices. Its main claim
to fame is compiling and maintaining the Consolidated
 Annotated Frequency List, also known as the CAFL,
which is the master list used most by frequency
therapy researchers. Electroherbalism also
published one of the first internet articles (in the
early 1990's) on the possible theories behind
bioelectronic therapies called Electrical
and Frequency Effects on Pathogens. Not
well known is that Electroherbalism markets a few
health supplements in the Electroherbalism
Products section of the website, including their
excellent Mineral Ascorbates formulas and the very
popular and unique OmniHoney (cold and flu), plus
OmniACT tea (described as "essiac on
 steroids"), Colloidal Silver, and many
others. The Electroherbalism website design is
very basic with a minimum of graphics, but is well
organized for the huge amount of information it
contains. It also features a large section on
naturopathy including regimens for various maladies. eRegimens, Alternative Regimens for your Health, is a sister site of Electroherbalism and provides a less technical and more user friendly approach on alternative health regimens and therapies for various health challenges. |
Resonant
Light Technology is the oldest and foremost
manufacturer of Rife plasma tube devices, also known
as Rife-Bare devices. They  manufacture a few
devices including the Phorle model PERL, the most
professional machine of this genre, as well as the ProGen function generator and pad device. Unlike most websites which sell
alternative bioelectronics devices, the Resonant Light
website is professionally designed and
maintained. Customer service is excellent and
shipping is very fast especially considering products
are shipped from Canada, but rather expensive
(understandable since they offer only 2 to 3 day
express shipping to the states.) |
Vibrant
Health also offers an encased Rife-Bare
device, called the IR/BPT-500. The Vibrant
Health device features extended frequency capability
and the use of Atelier Robin function generators, the
most  versatile, powerful, and easy to program function
generators available for this type of work. A
unique feature of the website is Vibrant Health offers
repair of rife equipment as well as most other
alternative bioelectronics devices, one of the only
available places which offers this service.
Vibrant Health does not have a shopping cart since
devices are custom made per order and product
information availability requests are emailed or
phoned in. |
TrueRife
Technology offers well-built EMEM-type devices
which are controlled by a PC driving an Atelier Robin
function generator. These devices are typically
a bit less expensive than Rife-Bares and do not use  a
radio frequency carrier so tubes can be used in
contact mode on some frequency sets if desired.
Website design is very good. True
Rife is well known for their excellent frequency file
support and they email file updates, based on their latest
research, to its customers on a regular basis. Download True Rife Frequency files,
Upgrade 2007-07-06, for the F100 series
of function generators (when controlled by PC) developed by Michael Tigchelaar
of www.truerife.com. Zipped format. |
Mouser
Electronics carries a comprehensive selection of
electronics components including active, passive, and
ICs. Primarily made for the commercial and
industrial markets, they also cater to
individuals. Their hardcopy catalog is over 1500
pages, and their website lists all of them.  Finding
components is a bit difficult due to the sheer volume
of information the Mouser site contains and the lack
of suitable cross-references in the search
engine. One of the unique and useful products they carry
for alternative bioelectronics projects for a very reasonable price is an
660 nm wavelength red 12 LED cluster array that is useful for LED therapies and
costs less than $10, but I bet you can't find it on
their website! |
RF
Parts Company is geared toward those who service
and manufacture amateur, commercial, and broadcast
communications  equipment. They carry cable,
connectors, adapters, and other components but also
have a selection of meters, elements, loads, and RF
modules. Pricing is okay for the quality of
components they offer. |
Information
Unlimited is a New Hampshire based corporation
which provides products to the experimenter and
technology enthusiast. They hold many patents
ranging from weapons development to children's toys.
Some of the items they
carry involve high voltages and can be dangerous, and
may be illegal in your state, so check local laws
before ordering! Information Unlimited carries a
large selection of kits, pre-made items, and even
information in the form of books and instruction  manuals. If you ever wondered where you could go
to buy a pre-built Tesla generator that throws five
foot sparks or a slightly safer Van de Graf generator,
a Jacob's ladder that requires no construction, a
"confusion ray", force field, or phasor
transmitter, an "anti-gravity" lifter, or
who thinks that cutting metal with a hack saw is too
mundane and would prefer to do it with a laser, this
is the place. They also carry inexpensive (but low quality) ozone
generators and components for DIY water or air
purification projects. Plus, they carry educational
toys and electronics kit projects suitable for
children. Shipping is fast and reasonable in
price. Information Unlimited accepts PayPal plus
MasterCard and Visa charge cards. |
Ocean
State Electronics carries a good selection
of electrical supplies, electronics components, and test
gear, plus some project kits and RF components.
One of the best places to find low priced connectors,
 binding posts, plugs, and jacks. They carry
Pyramid power supplies for a reasonable price.
The website is rudimentary and the search engine it
employs is crappy (use the index instead) but the
prices are excellent and only $10.00 minimum order is
required. They have a hard copy catalog that can be
requested from the website (120 pg). Shipping is
fast and reasonably priced with USPS and UPS
options. |
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Links
James
Bare designed the Rife Bare device and is the
primary researcher in this field. His
construction manual is offered for sale on this page.
Barry
Lynes wrote "The Cancer Cure that
Worked" which is a book describing the history
and politics of Rife's plasma tube generator.
The
Rise and Fall of a Scientific Genius is a documentary video made by Shawn Montgomery
detailing "The Forgotten Story of Royal Raymond
Rife."
Peter
Walker hosts the Rife
Europe site which contains many historical and
research Rife papers and also hosts the Rife
Forum.
Stan
Truman has a website with what is probably the
most extensive collection of Rife historical articles
including actual copies of Rife's lab reports as well
as videos. He also hosts the "Rifers"
listserver which is most suited for hardcore technical
discussions of Rifing with no off-topic posts allowed.
Subscribe by sending email to rifers-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Tom
Bearden has
written articles on electrical effects on organisms
and other matter, furthered Prioré's work, and
includes the full text of his patent titled "Method,
System and Apparatus for Conditioning Electromagnetic
Potentials, Fields, and Waves to Treat and Alter
Matter" plus a lengthy article called "Novel
Principles In The Rife Microscope
And Rife's Great Secret"
Aubrey
Scoon has controversial articles on the Hoyland
device, which he calls "The Real Cancer Cure that
Worked" plus schematics for building A
Prototype Frequency Machine for Plasma Tube Research which will generate some of the frequency bands used
in one of the early machines, unlike the standard Rife
Bare. He wrote The
End To All Disease, an article on the Rife
device, which was published in the "Everyday
Practical Electronics" magazine in the UK.
Jimmie
Holman has a great site featuring information for
beginners, plus rife software, hardware, a stereo
interface pad device, and a "Poor Man's
Rife."
Stone
Circle Alternatives has information on many
alternative health modalities plus Rife Research info
including the very useful "Cross Reference of
Rife Frequencies" plus detailed reports on
fighting some viruses including retrovirus with a Rife
Bare.
The
Rife Conference website provides details of
upcoming conferences and also offers video tapes of
previous RIfe conferences.
Barry
Allred of Allred Neon builds tubes for Rife Bare
devices including standard straight and bubbles
(including his innovative Triple Bubble) as well as
spiral, and other unusual shaped tubes. His
website also has a detailed article with graphics on
wrapping Rife tubes.
Bill
Cheb also builds tubes for rife devices including
the Phanotron and ones made of Pyrex and quartz.
DFE
Research Network has information on Rife-Bare
research and complementary health and nutrition plus
info on DIY rife, an excellent list of links to
suppliers of Rife components, and microscope
information. Nina Silver's Handbook of Rife
Frequency Healing is available for sale on this
site, too.
Richard
Loyd has a website with information on all types
of bioelectronic devices including EMEMs, Super
Thumpys and other pulsers, improved zappers, violet
ray, and others plus instructions on building some of
them. He also gets people together to buy
F-Scans in bulk to get a break on the price. He
wrote the article Zappers
and Other Gizmos.
The
F-Scan is sold by T-B
Electronics. It is expensive but purportedly
very effective for doing a scan on the body, looking
for frequencies which resonate, and then running the
frequencies it detected either with the built-in pad
device or as an input to a Rife Bare device.
Bruce
Stenulson makes and sells EMEM-like devices he
calls EM+ as well as zappers and other alternative
bioelectronic devices and accessories.
Bob
Beck's zapper was originally developed to treat
HIV, but is now found to be effective in treating many
maladies.
Dan's
Enhancer is called a "molecular
enhancer" and appears to be gentle electric
stimulation, but must be used for long periods.
George
Lakovsky designed and built the Multi-Wave oscillator.
This is a short article from " Educate
Yourself" in the Forbidden
Cures section which gives information on him.
Zephyr
Technology provides instructions on building
a portable Multi-Wave Oscillator (MWO).
Also see the eRegimens family of Supplement websites which include reprints of some of the regimens on their own websites:
Allergy Supplements and Regimen
Alzheimer's Supplements and Regimen
Asthma Supplements and Regimen
Backache and Sciatica Supplements and Regimens
Digestion Supplements and Regimen
EFA Supplements
EPA Supplements
eRegimen (eRegimens)
eRegimens
Fibroid Supplements and Regimen
Flu Supplements and Regimen
GERD Supplements and Regimen
Gout Supplements and Regimen
Health Regimens (eRegimens)
Heart Disease Supplements and Regimen
Hepatitis Supplements and Regimen
Herpes Supplements and Regimen
Hypertension Supplements and Regimen
Malaria Supplements and Regimen
Mega Supplement Store
Multimineral Supplements
Pain Supplements and Regimen
Pregnancy Supplements and Regimen
Restless Legs Supplements and Regimen
Sex Drive Supplements and Regimen
Sinus Infecton and Congestion Supplements and Regimen
Snoring Supplements and Regimen
Stress Supplements and Regimen
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