Electromedicine: From Historic Rife Machine To Electronic Breakthroughs By Ed Skilling

By yogaguid on 30th June, 2009

Today the word “Rife machine” or “Rife technology” named after Royal Rife from the 1920’s is often used as a generic term for Electromedicine Instruments that may or may not actually represent Rife technology.

Importantly, the “Rife” or frequency generator concept is now considered an outdated concept; however, it is in public domain so others are able to copy it. Many do even though it is not the latest in electromedicine technology.

Royal Rife was born in 1888. He was educated in the fields of optics, biology, and chemistry. Rife worked on many medical research instruments which include: spectroscopes, optical tools, micromanipulators, and stop-motion photomicrographs. The 200-pound, 5,682-part Universal Microscope, which stood almost three feet high was one of his most famous inventions.

In regard to his work with electromedicine, Rife worked on an invention (now called the Rife machine, or Rife Instrument) that used specific radio frequencies to address different ailments. His theory was that you could kill specific disease by “zapping” it with a specific frequency. He spent a lot of his time working on frequencies that would kill cancer. Rife’s instruments and technology were limited by their time being in the 1920’s and 1930’s (before space age electronics); they had some results but they were not consistent.

Electromedicine advanced to a new level in 1959 when Ed Skilling, an electronics engineer and genius, was commissioned by California cancer doctors to apply “space-age” electronics to an original Rife machine.

For 17 years, Ed Skilling was the Senior Electronics Design Engineer for General Dynamics. He personally supervised 1,000 of the brightest electronics engineers in the world.

With Ed Skilling’s space-age electronics knowledge, genius and electronics experience, his very first electromedicine instrument achieved better results than anything in history, including the original Rife machine technology. The Skilling Institute has been the leader in electromedicine since 1959.

Ed Skilling humbly gives the credit due to our Creator for making the human body resistant. The classic proof of the body’s resistance (impedance: the electronic term) is our ability to lay out in the sun with all its power and radiation and burn our skin without hurting any of our most critical organs like the brain, heart, liver, kidneys, pancreas, etc.. This does not mean the sun and other energies around the universe (such as ultra-violet rays and microwaves, etc.) are not powerful, but our Creator blessed us by making our bodies resistant.

This is a real blessing to protect us, but a problem to correct imbalances, reach, treat and improve internal organs and functions, or eliminate pathogens in these organs by treating the surface of the body. This is a primary reason why past electromedicine technologies that basically “zapped” the surface of the body (like the Rife machine) got limited results that were not consistent for everyone. Ed Skilling’s electronics genius, vast experience, and now, 48 years of research and development in the electromedicine field has made his latest technology, the Photon Genie, the most result-oriented technology available today.

The Skilling Institute breakthrough technology (Photon Genie) achieves communication beyond the surface of the body and improves results more noticeably than any technologies of the past. This technology transmits life-force energy (the kind of energy in the cells, and natural cellular energy that the cells use to communicate with each other). It achieves energetic communication with all the organs and systems of the body at the cellular level in harmony with the “impedance” or resistance of the human body. This promotes energetic cellular balance throughout the body and provides for more efficient function of organs and systems of the body.