Topic: Frequency Therapy

Clive DeCarle characterizes modern mRNA treatments as untested gene modification technology rather than traditional vaccines. He explores historical health crises, suggesting the Spanish Flu was exacerbated by aspirin poisoning and the introduction of new radio frequencies rather than a simple virus. The conversation challenges the germ theory of disease, proposing that environmental changes and toxicity are the true drivers of historical pandemics.

The discussion covers the use of femtosecond lasers to treat infections inside the body without negative side effects. Brown notes that these frequency-based approaches vindicate the early 20th-century work of Royal Raymond Rife, who claimed that specific light and sound frequencies could destroy pathogens and cancer cells.

The discussion addresses the potential of ultrasound as a healing tool, referencing experiments where specific vibrations were used to treat cancer in mice. Shamanjaneer compares this to Royal Rife's frequency systems, which aimed to disrupt the ecology of viruses and cancer cells. While potentially beneficial, they warn that incorrect frequencies could cause genetic damage or DNA breakage.