History

   A matter of public record, a dinner in Rife's honor was held on on November 20, 1931. It was attended by forty-four of the nation's most respected medical professionals and called "The End To All Diseases." It was held at the estate of Dr. Milbank Johnson. At the time there was a good number of interested physicians, unlike today.
  Unproven is the allegation that Doctor Johnson was found poisoned to death the night before he was to go public with a press release concerning the importance of Rife's work. There’s the sticky matter of evidence to support any foul play-none exists. So this is a matter of supposition and with no truth to substantiate it. It likely falls into the urban legend category. Rife, however, was clearly badgered by the medical hierarchy every step of the way til his death. His chief engineer, John Crane, was hounded as well. He was arrested and according to one source fled to Mexico. Another maintains he did jail time. Rife, totally discredited by the medical authorities, died a broken impoverished man in 1971. To this day interested physicians, even those who own energy machines, are unwilling to help promote the technology perhaps out of fear of reprisal.

  
  Rife Machines (and related machines) work by pulsing energy.  Much in the same way a singer can break a glass, the pulsed energy of rifes has been observed to break apart harmful pathogens.  In the analog machines we use a number 555 timer chip based circuit to control a darlington transistor which turns a high voltage source on and off up to 10,000 times a second.  External sources, such as Progens, F105, F150, or other frequency generators can also be used.  Please note that radio frequency measured in hertz and pulses per second are two different things entirely.  Some units focus on a specific frequency and amplify that RF energy.  Can we be sure that amplified RF energy is not harmful to the body?  EMEM machines produce a broad band spark source energy field similar to your vehicle's ignition system.  Be assured that there is no radio frequency amplifier or antenna in our machines.  Furthermore, we do not use excessive light output.   Like Mr. Rife, we use a helium-filled glass tube in our one tube machines through which an electric current is passed.  No harmful radiation is created and light output is kept to a minimum for safety.  The use of this plasma tube is essential to the design of the EMEM3.

Possibilities

Double blind studies in Australia have shown significant pain reduction by using rife technology.  Light tube and other machines based on Rife's work have been approved for use in Republic of S. Africa.  American doctors in Wisconsin have been experimenting with radio frequencies in pain reduction experiments.  The energy used in those experiments is different from the energy of gas tube machines in that is not pulsed.

A lesson in bacteriology

"Pulsed" Square Wave Energy (no Negative Offset)

When DC electricity is interrupted at regular intervals the resulting waveform is known as 'square wave no negative offset.' When graphed it simply looks like dashes parallel to and above the horizontal axis. Some people connect the dashes together and make it look like a square wave AC current's graph, however the two have little in common. The square wave AC current goes above and below the horizontal axis making it similar to sine wave or saw tooth waves in regards to polarity. The EMEM’s square wave is always positive, hence the term, “no negative offset.”

EMX’s energy output. The EMX is a little different. It starts with square wave like the EMEM machines but as the frequency gets higher, the waves become continuous because the frequency out-paces the discharge time of the power supply. The resulting waveform becomes a sine wave with no negative offset.

The number of pulses in a second is referred to as frequency. This pulsed energy is emitted by the EMEM machines. In today's newer EMEM machines the energy is transmitted through the air, but is still 'Square Wave no Negative Offset.' Typical frequencies are 20, 727, 800, 2008, 10,000 hertz, which are simply pulses per second.

This type of energy is identical to the energy emitted by the ignition system of gasoline engines of all types. If you tune to a blank spot on the AM dial on a radio you may hear regular popping or buzzing noises. This is probably the pulsed square wave energy described above. People with emf sensitivity can typically ride in cars because they are not affected by this type of square wave energy. Many people with emf sensitivity find they can tolerate the energy emitted by emem machines because of the similarity to car's ignition 'noise.'

This type of energy is extremely safe with a 100-year track record of not causing diseases such as cancer in motor vehicle operators. Consider taxi or truck drivers who spend 40-70 hrs per week exposed to this type of square wave energy. There is no link to disease in this population from energy emissions. In contrast, researchers are seeing links between sine wave emissions and cancers. People with long-term exposure to sine waves seem to have elevated cancer rates. Consider people living near power lines and microwave towers. One valley in suburban New Jersey, below a number of microwave towers, has a cancer rate 9 times the national average. The communications company that owns the towers claims coincidence, maintaining that there is no epidemiological basis for the cancers. There is currently much debate about the safety of cell phones, also producers of sine waves. We at Rifelabs are understandably hesitant to use sine wave based energy emissions until the discussions on the safety of sine waves yield a positive conclusion.