Was Rife right ? A 32-year-old infection cured in 2 hours by a plasma tube radiation.

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Was Rife right ? A 32-year-old infection cured in
2 hours by a plasma tube radiation.
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• A.Bellossi, G.Dubost (France)
• J.Bare (USA)
• J.L.Bardasano Rubio (Spain)

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April 1973

• Mrs R. 27-year-old
• Violent pain at the left canine level.
• The canine was extracted and the jawbone
• cleaned.

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December 1974

• Fever with pain in the right jawbone
• Surgical curetting of an osteitic jawbone

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January 1975

• Bad general state of health
• Severe pain fever shiver asthenia
• generalized arthralgias myalgias
• loss of weight
• Hospitalization

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1rst diagnosis

• Infectious rheumatism (Streptococcus)
• Treatment
• Failure

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Until May 1976

• Antibiotics antiinflammatory drugs corticoids
• Failure
• 2nd diagnosis Collagenosis
• Aziathoprine corticoids

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6 months

• Deteriorated situation
• Exhaustion unbearable myalgias and arthralgias
• Resumption of jawbones pains

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1977

• SURGICAL OPERATIONS
• 22nd and 30th of January
• 10th and 21rst of February
• June
• Anatomopathology
• 3rd diagnosis Wegeners granulomatosis
• Cyclophosphamid

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1977 - 1978

• Surgical operations
• November 1977
• 3rd and 23rd of May , November 1978
• Mrs R. stopped all immunosuppressive drugs

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March 1979

• 1973 1979 14 surgical operations
• Each year about 8 painful crises
• fever (38C),sweat, pains in the large joints,
  in the spinal joints, in the tendons and muscles,
  weight increase, very intense inflammatory
  biological modifications.
• 4 to 8 weaks

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Wegeners granulomatosis?

• Diagnosis computer assistance
• OSTEITIS
• Immunochemical analysis
• Bacterial infection with exhaustion of the immune
  system

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A hidden bacterial source ?

• December 1985
• Throat infection
• Streptococcus faecalis
• Escherichia coli
• Hafnia
• Yeasts

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Following

• Feverish painful crises
• Surgical operations

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1991 -1993

• Pulsed magnetic fields
• Temporary lull

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January 1996

• In a sample from a surgical operation
• Streptococcus agalactiae
• Escherichia coli
• Staphylococcus aureus
• Yeasts
• Inefficiency of the antibacterial drugs

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Scanner on the 3rd of June 1998

• Disappearance
• of the bone palate,
• of the jaw sinus bottom wall,
• of the right orbital floor.

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3D Reconstruction
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3D Reconstruction

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February 2005

• More than 60 surgical operations in the upper
  jawbone.
• Pain
• A constant febrile state of several
• months duration (38C up to 39C)

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Royal Raymond Rife

• In the thirties reported the killing of bacteria
  by means of the radiation of a plasma tube.
• In that desesperate situation we decided to try a
  compassionate treatment using Bare/Rife system.

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The plasma tube

• Argon 8O
• Neon 20
• Pressure 50 mm of mercury

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The tube lightning

• was accomplished
• using a highly over modulated, AM type,
• radiofrequency electronic discharge.
• By using the square wave generated
• frequencies for modulation, along with
• overmodulation of the carrier wave, a
• pulse emission was achieved.

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Plasma antenna radiation in the range from 1.5 to
18 GHz

• Recently (July 2010) our theoretical explanation
  of bacterial destruction présented in Davos BIOEM
  2009, has been confirmed by means of a wide
  bandwidth horn tied with a spectrum analyser .
• The DNA Half- Wave resonance hypothesis of
  bacteria irradiated by frequencies between 4 and
  8 GHz has been justified.

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The plasma tube antenna, the wide bandwidth horn
antenna, and the spectrum analyser
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Frequencies modulating the 27.12 MHz carrier
wave3 minutes each frequency

• 723 to 730 HZ Staphylococcus aureus
• 877 to 884 Hz Streptococcus
• pyogenes
• 749 to 755 Hz Proteus vulgaris
• 756 to 761 Hz Enterococcus faecalis
• 764 to 771 Hz Proteus mirabilis
• 800 to 807 Hz Escherichia coli

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On the 4th of February 2005

• The exposure took place at the rate
• of 3 minutes for each frequency
• (135 minutes for the set) and
• ended at 16 oclock.
• At night the body temperature
• was at 37C.

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4 DAYS LATER

• Mrs R. spat out from the left side of her
• throat a stinking putty-like substance
• which was a pile of
• polymorphous bacteria mixed with
• filamentous fungus.

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4 months later

• Surgical operation
• A grey lava-like bone lesion well
• separated from the healthy bone.
• 5 years and 8 months later
• no infectious relapse

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Bacterial destruction

• Due to Half-wave resonance of bacterial
• DNA linked to the water dipoles associated
• to DNA.
• It depends on the base pair number within
• the DNA and so is a characteristics of a
• bacterium.
• From 4 to 8 GHz.

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TODAY

• A pain problem due to nerve damage from surgical
  after-effects.

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REFERENCE

• Half-wave resonance of bacteria
• DNA irradiated from 4 to 8 GHz.
• G. Dubost, A. Bellossi, BioEM 2009 Abstract
  Collection P170 583-585.