Dozens of doctors in the U.S. have also used Diapulse therapy with spectacular success in treating infections. In fact, in double blind studies with patients, Diapulse has repeatedly been shown to heal wounds almost twice as fast as conventional treatment. In 1972, the FDA stepped in with a court ruling allowing them to ban and confiscate all Diapulse machines in use. Naturally since such a recommendation could have set off a costly chain of regulatory actions, that special reference was deleted from the final draft after review by the White House Office of Policy Development. By creating a negative polarity, electromagnetic waves negated the reproductive ability of viruses, bacteria and parasites in the human body or destroyed the pathogens outright.
Tumors also shrink when negatively polarized.
Royal Rife was a genius ahead of his time. He had even developed his own special optical microscopes that ranged from 5,000 to 50,000 diameters in power. The unveiling of his first universal microscope in 1933 was a major even in the medical community, and it was even covered in the New York Times. With his powerful microscopes, he could study microorganisms alive and in their own specific color frequency. Using these powerful microscopes, Rife observed the demise of bacteria, parasites and fungi when he applied the correct frequency of electromagnetic energy from his generator.