The Frequency Machine Explained

While you may not think about it very often, your body requires a lot of energy to perform everyday tasks

. Your body, and the cells within it, all contain energy and, as a result, they have a certain frequency. In fact, every organism and every person has their own unique energy frequency. Some people have healthy frequencies, while others have viruses or bacteria in them and have unhealthy frequencies associated with these different medical problems. If your body is not maintaining a healthy frequency, this can cause you to feel generally sick or fatigued, or it can cause specific medical problems.

A frequency machine operates on the principle that the unhealthy frequencies can essentially be destroyed and that all of the body's frequencies can be restored to optimum, healthy levels. The purpose of the frequency machine is to restore the correct energy frequencies and, in the process, alleviate medical problems including lupus, arthritis, chronic fatigue syndrome, migraines, depression and a whole host of other medical issues- each of which is caused by a different disease-causing frequency.

How Does a Frequency Machine Work?

Frequency machines work as a result of a science called Radionics and as a result of some early experiments done by an inventor named Royal Rife in the 1930's that led scientists on the path to the creation of these machines. The premise behind the science of frequency machines is that exposing different unhealthy frequencies to highly concentrated and/or modified versions of their own frequency could cause the unhealthy frequency to be destroyed and restore balance.

For instance, a virus that causes a medical condition would have its own unique frequency. By blasting the virus with a concentrated version of its own frequency, the resonating of the virus' frequency at which it naturally oscillates will get out of control. In other words, the virus will become over-excited and will thus vibrate in a destructive manner and die. The Rife Machine works by exposing the virus to the proper frequency, referred to as the resonant frequency, that causes this destruction. Essentially, this means that if the resonant frequency of a specific disease-causing agent is known, it is possible to use a Rife Machine to expose the body to that frequency as a method of potentially destroying the disease-causing agent.

Because the resonant frequency only causes the virus that shares its frequency to vibrate too much, other tissues and cells in the body are not affected in any kind of negative way by the exposure of the body to this special frequency. As such, it is possible to destroy or kill virus cells, bacteria cells or other disease-causing agents without having any impact on the healthy frequencies, healthy cells or healthy tissues that are in the body.

Frequency therapy has a long history of helping patients with different medical conditions. While every person is different and there are never any guarantees of improvement or cures, frequency therapy is a non-invasive and simple way of dealing with health problems without any potential risk of dangerous side effects associated with the treatment. Individuals who want to restore their body's natural frequency, live a healthier life or perhaps even get help with a specific medical problem or condition should consider giving a frequency machine a try.

by:Diann Kelelr

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