The Rife Handbook : Signal Acceptance by the Body
The goal of all equipment should be a safe signal that will penetrate the body in a way that the body will accept. Too many people believe that more is better, bigger is better, more powerful is better. But blasting that harmful microbe with everything you've got, usually means bombarding the body; and this isn't optimal or even effective. It's understandable if rifers are tempted to blast, because people who are ill want to feel better immediately. However, the body's receiving the signal doesn't necessarily correspond to higher power levels. In fact, with biologically based medicine, the opposite is usually true. An excessively strong signal may be the wrong kind of output when the force of the signal is incompatible with the more nuanced energy of living cells. If the body does not like the signal, it will become resistant to it. The cell membranes will literally shut down bioelectrically and biochemically, and block the signal.
For optimal results with rife equipment, the signal must be readily passed from cell to cell so the tissues are beneficially affected at the same time that the pathogens are being destabilized (assuming that the signal is meant to affect them). Thus, a unit with the most power is not necessarily a good investment. You want a signal that's effective, and not simply forceful. (Note that there are two categories of power : what the unit draws from an electrical outlet or batteries, and what the device transmits to the user. So when claims about a unit's power are made, you need to know which type is being addressed.)
Although signal acceptance is a simple concept —the organism either receives the frequencies or it does not — there are several factors, more than one might think, that influence whether or not this takes place. As Jimmie Holman observes,
"The smallest changes to circuitry and components can dramatically affect the efficacy, operation and performance of the frequency device. Even slight manipulations of the waveform can have beneficial effects. It's the delivery system as well as the frequencies themselves that determine what the effects on the body will be."
Thus many companies equip their devices with setting that allow the user to select from a variety of wave shapes. For the theory behind waveform selection, see the Insert beginning page 523, "Signal Penetration : Wave Shapes, Harmonics, and Duty Cycles." Learning the theory is not essential to operating your machine, though; you can always read it later if these details are more than you want now.
- Nenah Sylver, The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health, an integrated approach for cancer and other diseases (2011), p.522-526
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