RIFE MACHINE THERAPY

 

Beam Ray

 

What is the Beam Ray?

 

The Beam Ray is a modern frequency therapy device inspired by the work of American inventor Royal Raymond Rife in

the 1930s. It's marketed as a non-invasive light and sound generator designed for wellness, detoxification, and pathogen

support. Users typically sit or lie comfortably in front of the device during 30-60 minute sessions, where it's programmed

to emit specific frequencies via flashing lights and audio tones. No direct contact is required, and it's often used in holistic

centers like Just Hope Healing Center as a complementary tool. Modern versions, produced by companies like Frequency

Technologies LLC, use solid-state electronics for portability and customization, with pre-loaded programs (e.g., 340+

frequencies) or tailored settings based on individual needs.

 

Technology Behind the Beam Ray

 

The Beam Ray operates on the principle of resonant frequency therapy, a concept popularized by Rife, who claimed to

identify the unique "mortal oscillatory rate" (MOR) of pathogens—specific electromagnetic frequencies that cause

microbes to vibrate and self-destruct, akin to a soprano shattering glass with a high note. While Rife's original 1930s

device used vacuum tubes and a plasma ray tube to generate radio waves, contemporary Beam Ray machines employ

updated, safer technology:

 

1. Frequency Generation:

© Acomputer or digital controller programs precise low-energy electromagnetic waves, typically in the radio

frequency (RF) range (e.g., 0.1-1 MHz), similar to radio broadcasts but undetectable to the ear.

© These are delivered through cyan LED lights or plasma bulbs that flash at the target frequency, acting as a

carrier for the therapeutic signal. Audio tones may accompany for multi-sensory input.

2. Resonance Mechanism:

e The device scans or selects frequencies based on Rife's historical database (e.g., for bacteria, viruses, or

fungi). When exposed, the theory posits that pathogens absorb the energy, leading to structural disruption

(e.g., membrane rupture) without harming healthy cells, which resonate at different rates.

e Modern solid-state designs (per books like James E. Bare's Resonant Frequency Therapy) replace vacuum

tubes with transistors for stability, reducing ozone production and allowing portable operation.

 

3. Delivery and Safety:

¢ Non-thermal output (no heat or shocks) penetrates tissues superficially (1-2 inches) via light/sound waves.

© Sessions are passive; effects are claimed to be systemic, promoting circulation and oxygen flow as a

byproduct.

 

The technology draws from early 20th-century electromagnetism but lacks rigorous modem validation—it's classified as a

wellness tool, not a medical device, with disclaimers emphasizing no disease-treatment claims.

 

Expected Benefits to Clients

 

Proponents report benefits from pathogen clearance to pain relief, often after 4-6 sessions (2-3x/week). Historical

anecdotes (e.g., Rife's 1934 USC trial claiming 16/16 cancer remissions) and user testimonials suggest improvements,

but scientific evidence is limited to small pilots and RF modulation studies (e.g., for insomnia or tumors). Mainstream

views (e.g., FDA, AMA) consider it unproven, with risks of delaying conventional care. Below is a table of commonly

expected benefits, mechanisms, and evidence notes:

 

Expected Client

 

Benefit Mechanism (Claimed) Outcomes

Evidence Notes

Frequencies resonate with

Pathogen P f : Reduced infections. Anecdotal; small RF studies show

sng microbes' MOR, causing . , eee be

Neutralization & disintegration; boosts lighter body feel, antimicrobial effects, but no large

circulation/toxin release. improved gut health. _ trials for Rife-specific use.

 

Beam Ray

 

Expected Client

 

Outcomes Evidence Notes

Benefit Mechanism (Claimed)

1940s hospital pilots noted pain

cessation; aligns with broader EMF

research, but placebo-controlled data

lacking.

40-70% pain decrease

(e.g., arthritis, injuries);

fewer flare-ups.

Pain Relief &

Inflammation

Reduction

Vibrational disruption calms nerves;

enhances oxygen flow.

Increased stamina,

reduced fatigue; better

daily function.

Stronger resistance to Historical claims for typhoid/TB;

illnesses; faster modern RF trials promising but not

recovery from colds/flu. conclusive.

Calmer mood, better

sleep; emotional

User reports; indirect support from

Enhanced Energy Improved cellular oxygenation and

circulation studies on similar devices.

& Vitality waste clearance.

Targets viruses/bacteria; promotes

Immune Support homeostasis.

Stress Reduction & Harmonic tones induce Aligns with biofeedback studies on

Relaxation parasympathetic response. balance modulated RF (e.g., for insomnia).

- on “ Overall wellness boost; Theoretical; some EMF research

ce tion Frequencies reprogram" damaged potential adjunct for supports cellular repair, but Rife

ehapiinatt . chronic conditions. claims unverified.

 

Evidence and Considerations

 

While intriguing (¢.g., a 2013 study on RF modulation for tumors showed tumor shrinkage in pilots), Beam Ray lacks

robust RCTs—most evidence is anecdotal or historical, with critics labeling it pseudoscience. The FDA has not approved it

for medical use, and experts warn against relying on it for serious illnesses like cancer, where delays can be fatal. It's safe

(no side effects reported), but contraindicated for epilepsy or pacemakers. At Just Hope Healing Center (3625 E.

Thousand Oaks Blvd. Suite 171, Westlake Village, CA 91362; (805) 601-5366), it's offered as a relaxing wellness option—

consult a doctor for integration with conventional care.

 

 

Bio Magnetic Therapy

 

What is Bio Magnetic Therapy?

 

Bio Magnetic Therapy (also known as Biomagnetic Pair Therapy or Biomagnetism) is a non-invasive complementary

wellness practice that involves applying pairs of static magnets (typically with opposite polarities—north and south) to

specific points on the body. Developed in the 1980s by Mexican physician Dr. Isaac Goiz Duran, it's rooted in the idea that

imbalances in the body's natural pH levels—caused by pathogens like bacteria, viruses, fungi, or toxins—create

"biomagnetic pairs” of altered polarity in tissues and organs. By placing magnets strategically (often over clothing),

practitioners aim to neutralize these imbalances, restoring the body's electromagnetic equilibrium and supporting self-

healing.

 

This therapy is distinct from general "magnet therapy“ (e.g., wearing magnetic bracelets for pain relief), which uses single-

polarity magnets and has even less scientific backing. Bio Magnetic Therapy is holistic, often combined with muscle

testing (kinesiology) to “scan" for imbalances, and sessions typically last 60-90 minutes. It's popular in alternative health

centers like Just Hope Healing Center in Westlake Village, CA, where it's offered as a gentle, faith-inspired option for

wellness.

 

How Does It Work?

 

The core mechanism revolves around the body's subtle electromagnetic fields and the influence of static magnetic fields

on biological processes. Here's a step-by-step breakdown:

 

1. Diagnosis via Biomagnetic Pairs: Practitioners use applied kinesiology (gentle muscle testing) to identify

“pairs"—specific body points (e.g., on the feet, spine, or abdomen) where pH distortions occur due to microbial

activity. For example, a viral imbalance might link the liver (acidic, north pole) to the spleen (alkaline, south pole).

Over 200 such pairs have been mapped based on Dr. Goiz's observations.

 

2. Magnet Application: Medium-strength magnets (1,000-15,000 gauss) are placed in pairs: the negative (south)

pole on the alkaline site and the positive (north) pole on the acidic site. This creates a balanced magnetic field (up

to 10,000 gauss total) that penetrates 5-8 inches into the body. Sessions are passive—you lie down clothed, and

magnets stay in place for 15-20 minutes per pair.

 

3. Proposed Biological Effects:

 

© pH Neutralization: Magnets are thought to alter ion flow (e.g., calcium, potassium, hydrogen), shifting

distorted pH levels back to neutral (around 7.4). This theoretically creates an inhospitable environment for

pathogens without harming healthy cells.

 

© lon and Cellular Influence: Lab studies show static fields can modulate ion channels in cell membranes,

potentially enhancing cellular signaling, oxygen delivery, and detoxification via improved circulation.

 

o Energetic Rebalancing: Drawing from bioelectromagnetics, it may stimulate the body's innate repair by

influencing subtle energy fields, similar to acupuncture points.

 

No electricity or heat is invalved—it’s purely static fields. Hydration is encouraged post-session to aid “detox,” and multiple

sessions (e.g., 4-6 over weeks) are common for cumulative effects.

 

Claimed Benefits

 

Proponents, including clinics like Just Hope, highlight these based on anecdotal reports and preliminary studies. Benefits

are often tied to restoring "homeostasis":

 

Benefit Description Potential Applications

Pain Relief & Reduced Magnets may calm nerve signals and improve blood —_ Arthritis, fibromyalgia, back pain,

Inflammation flow, easing chronic discomfort. neuropathy.

Detoxification & Immune —_Neutralizes pathogens, supporting lymphatic drainage Infections, allergies, autoimmune

Boost and white blood cell activity. issues.