Royal Rife Research - Europe

On the 9th March 2001, the British "Everyday Practicle Electronics" magazine released a special 11 page supplement on the story of Rife. We are proud to have obtained exclusive permission to release this very well reseached report here.

You will also find a highly interesting document where Rife was asked 137 questions about his inventions and work on behalf of John Crane's defence lawyer in 1960. The answers to these questions, written by Rife himself, cannot be found in the official Court records (and were not allowed to be used in court) and were thought lost until recently.

There is an ever increasing number of websites on the Internet that discuss the work of Royal Raymond Rife, including this one. Most of these sites discuss what he achieved and talk about his treatment methods from an experimental point of view, yet provide little scientific evidence of the effectivness of Rife therapy. The reason for this dilemma is that most of the people involved in Rife research, and creating the respective web sites, are based in the USA where the FDA and AMA are doing their best to prevent such verification and even suppress the use of Rife therapy.

On this site, we will be specifically providing information about scientific research that does exist and provide scientifically acceptable verification of how effective Rife and similar electronic therapies really can be.

Here in Europe, there is an ever increasing number of professional doctors and clinics that have been openly using the Rife methods to help their patients for several years now. This allows the Rife method to slowly gain a more professional name for itself as more and more people are helped as part of a professional treatment program complimenting mainstream and natural medicine.

In Australia, a research scientist called Geoff Baker has spent years of his life and millions of dollars on pro-fessionally researching the Rife method and developing a commercial (Rife/Crane) unit. He was directly responsible for a serious Placebo test, strictly following all scientifically accepted protocols, in order to show the effectiveness of this method in the treatment of arthritis, a disease that cripples a large number of people of all ages. This complete report (except for the patients addresses) is available to be read here exclusively on the Internet. It makes very interesting reading and shows clearly that this treatment can successfully reduce the pain and increase the quality of life of such arthritis sufferers. Although no claim is made that arthritis can be actually cured, the study does show that the patients are helped much more effectively in reducing pain and returning to an almost normal life. You can read that report here.

The Rife Wiki was started as a Rife-related online encyclopedia similar to Wikipedia.

The Rife Wiki is an encyclopedia about the microscope and resonance therapy, developed by Royal Raymond Rife, as well as their modern counterparts. The Rife Wiki compliments the various online resources already available on the work of the San Diego scientist: Royal Raymond Rife. On this Wiki, you can find or create pages relating to Rife history, microscopes and frequency therapy.

Topics on this Wiki can relate to any aspect of the history, technology and therapy's originally developed by Royal Raymond Rife as well as thier modern counterparts - that is modern day microscopes and therapy devices either based on Rife's work, or similar technologies. Entries can relate to treatment protocols for a specific disease, descriptions of individual devices, terms, etc.

Unlike Wikipedia, entries could only be made by registered members.

The Wiki ran for a number of years, but has been taken offline in 2017 after a hacker attack rendered it unreadable. We are currently transferring all the relevant articles to this website. It's functionality has been replaced by a combination of the Rife Shop and the Articles section of the Rife Forum. Most of the articles from the Rife Wiki are accessable from here.