The Dark Field Microscope
The Rife/Bare device works by emitting high-frequency plasma waves, which shatter microbes and pathogens inside the body in much the same way that an opera singer can break a glass. This technique has been proven effective against many different diseases, bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites that invade our bodies. But there is a danger – too many dead pathogens floating in the bloodstream can also toxify the body. This is why many people who use a Rife machine feel worse after treatment instead of better. It is therefore essential to monitor how fast the body is able to remove toxins from the blood, and adjust the patient’s exposure to the Rife frequencies accordingly.
A dark field microscope allows you to see blood cells while they are still alive. It also shows you if they are spread out as they’re supposed to be, or clustering together (a sign of poor nutrition or other imbalance within the body, and therefore reduced detoxing ability).
Various microbes and parasites can also be seen in the blood in this manner, as can heavy metals. A dark field microscope is an indispensable tool to monitor, measure, and adjust the effect of Rife therapies.
