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Posted - September 18, 2024 at 7:09 PM

Saved - September 3, 2025 at 3:52 AM

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I've been working with the woman in the video and Alex's dad, along with others, regarding Alexis's situation. The video discusses a doctor who requires Alexis to have three vaccinations before treatment, raising concerns about her safety. I fear that without a victim, there can be no crime, and I’m uncertain if Alexis is part of a clinical trial. It's crucial for Alexis to leave her current facility and move to a place where she can receive proper care. Specialists are ready to help but are hesitant to enter the hospital due to potential blame.

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

The woman in this video is who I have been working with along with Alex‘s dad there’s many other people involved as well but watch this video about the Doctor Who required Alexis to have these three vaccinations before treatment. These doctors are going to end up killing Alexis, allegedly. because without a victim where is the crime? I’m not sure if Alexis is part of this clinical trial that this doctor is recruiting for, but someone needs to find out this could be what’s hidden down at the bottom of the rabbit hole. @RealCandaceO Alexis needs to get out of the current facility she is in and into a place where she can be cared for. There are specialists lined up and ready to help but will not go into the hospital e side the hospital will then place all blame on them.

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- the doctor that was treating Lexi Lorenz. - second opinion is twenty percent. - extreme need for expressing non cancer blood disorder. - We're not going to go bankrupt if we have only non cancer blood disorder patients in one clinic. - this is only my patients it's not the whole patients that gets then divided between other hemang attendings in our division. - this factor b inhibitor Iptacopan that got approved this past December. - we were one of the sites for this trial. - So it's a oral twice a day medication and is a factor b inhibitor. - This trial, it was randomized. - Patients should have had the hemoglobin of less than 10. - randomized to ectopiclone versus. - So did PacBaz use Lorenz as her case study? I need answers.

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Speaker 0: Guys, wanna talk about this, and I wanna talk about this, and I wanna talk about her. This is the doctor that was treating Lexi Lorenz and made her get the because Speaker 1: we even get get getting referrals from our HemOnc colleagues for so second opinion is twenty percent is significant amount of referrals and given the area of catchment it shows that even in California not just the Southern California there is a extreme need for expressing non cancer blood disorder. We're not going to go bankrupt if we have only non cancer blood disorder patients in one clinic and this is only my patients it's not the whole patients that gets then divided between other hemang attendings in our division. I'm going talk about this factor b inhibitor Iptacopan that got approved this past December and we were one of the sites for this trial, which the the medication got approved. So it's a oral twice a day medication and is a factor b inhibitor. This trial, it was randomized. Patients should have had the hemoglobin of less than 10, and then they were being randomized to ectopiclone versus Speaker 0: So did PacBaz use Lorenz as her case study? I need answers.

@VigilantFox - Vigilant Fox 🦊

This is what 23-year-old Alexis Lorenze looked like before her vaccine injury. And this is what she looks like now. Alexis was mandated to take three vaccines against her will, and now she anticipates only having a few days to live. Her dying wish is for you to share her story. 🧵 THREAD

@RifeTechnology — Matthew Rife

Posted - December 14, 2023 at 10:14 AM

Saved - December 14, 2023 at 9:50 PM

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432 Hz is known as the "natural frequency" and promotes relaxation. 528 Hz is the "love frequency" with healing properties. The Schumann Resonance at 7.83 Hz grounds the body and improves health. 10 Hz (Alpha Waves) induces a relaxed and focused state. 40 Hz stimulates memory and cognitive function.

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

432 Hz: This frequency is known as the "natural frequency" and is said to have a calming effect on the mind and body. It's often used in music therapy to promote relaxation and reduce stress. 528 Hz: This frequency is known as the "love frequency" and is said to have healing and restorative properties. It's also believed to help with DNA repair and to promote a sense of well-being. 7.83 Hz (the Schumann Resonance): This is the frequency of the Earth's electromagnetic field, and it's said to have a grounding effect on the body. It's also believed to help with sleep, reduce stress, and improve overall health. 10 Hz (Alpha Waves): This frequency is associated with the alpha brain wave state, which is a state of relaxed focus and creativity. It's often used in meditation and relaxation techniques to promote a calm and focused mind. 40 Hz: This frequency has been linked to gamma brain waves and is said to stimulate memory and cognitive function. It's also been studied for its potential to help with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of cognitive decline.

@RifeTechnology — Matthew Rife

Posted - November 24, 2023 at 12:05 PM

Saved - November 25, 2023 at 7:42 AM

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

Maybe I should try this on a small engine to see what happens https://t.co/lM4pKNEDrS

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This is a 1998 Ford Explorer Sports, known for being a gas guzzler. However, the speaker has found a solution to improve gas mileage. By using a hydrogen on demand hybrid system, which involves distilled water with a teaspoon of baking soda and 12 volts of electricity, the speaker achieves a 100% burn in the combustion chamber. This results in benefits such as increased torque, horsepower, and a quieter engine.

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Speaker 0: Hi. My name is Grant, and this is a 1998 Ford Explorer Sports. Now I'm not sure if you're familiar with Ford's Explorer line, but they have a reputation of being horrible gas guzzlers, and I can actually attest to that. I did the mileage test on my truck and found but I was getting 13.6 miles per gallon highway, which as far as I'm concerned is absolutely unacceptable. Last year I spent $11,000,000,000 on gasoline. Okay. I made that number up, but it sure felt like it. Well, I did something think about it, and now I'm getting 56% better gas mileage, which translates to 56% savings in my pocket at the gas How did I do it? My truck is now a water hybrid. Check this out. Well, technically, it's a hydrogen on demand hybrid. What we have here is distilled water with 1 teaspoon of baking soda used as a catalyst. We tickle that water with 12 volts of electricity. And what it does is it separates the hydrogen from the oxygen. That gas is then sent into the combustion chamber where I was formally getting a 30% burn. That's right. In all of your gas vehicles, you only get A 30% fuel burn, which translates to 70% of your fuel, of your gas comes out of your tailpipe. Now, However, I'm getting a 100% burn in my combustion chamber, which means a few benefits. Number 1, after a couple hours of running hydrogen, it had blown Years of deposits out of my engine. My engine actually idles so quietly in city traffic, I can't even hear it. My torque increased. My horsepower

@JustXAshton — Ashton Forbes

Posted - November 19, 2023 at 4:38 AM

Saved - November 19, 2023 at 10:35 PM

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In a conversation, @JustXAshton shares a video of water droplets orbiting a charged needle in zero gravity, relating it to understanding the MH370 videos. @RifeTechnology suggests that gravity may be electrical, explaining the phenomena as electrostatic radiation. @JustXAshton agrees, stating that superconductivity could help defy gravity, expressing interest in studying electrical engineering.

@JustXAshton - Ashton Forbes

**MH370x Science** Check out these water droplets orbiting around a needle with an electrostatic charge in zero G. Despite not being able to visually see the static charge, we can see the effects of it. This is important to understand what's happening in the MH370 videos. -Ashton #MH370x #MH370

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In this video, the speaker demonstrates the interesting properties of charged knitting needles. By rubbing a polyethylene knitting needle with a piece of paper, the speaker shows how drops of water are attracted to the charged needle and orbit around it. The speaker also uses a Teflon knitting needle and a nylon knitting needle to further explore the charge properties. The behavior of the water droplets orbiting the needles is compared to charged particles spiraling down Earth's magnetic field, which creates the Aurora. The speaker emphasizes the similarities in orbital mechanics between satellites around a planet and the water droplets around the knitting needles. This demonstration serves as a fun and educational tool for students to understand static electric forces.

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Speaker 0: Hey. I've got it on pause. And and what you're looking at is a knitting needle. And I I happen to have in my crew preference a couple of knitting needles. And, Not that we have a lot of time to do knitting up here, but there's some other neat things you could do with them. So, watch watch this. So here I have a piece of paper, and I rub the knitting needle with a piece of paper. And this knitting needle is a polyethylene knitting needle. It's 8 millimeters in diameter. And now I'm gonna take a syringe with a little Teflon cannula. I'm gonna squirt drops of water out and look what happens when those drops of water get close to that charged knitting needle. So this is like a little satellite going around a cylindrical shaped planet, except the physics here is a little bit different. It's not about gravitation. It's about charge forces. And, of course, charges can exert a potential field as we call it, so it can exert a force at a distance with no tangible connection. And so you have a charge drop that was ejected from the Teflon tipped syringe, and then you have the the charged knitting needle, and, They're gonna be attracted if they're opposite charges. But because the drop had some velocity to it, it's orbiting around the knitting needle. Now this knitting needle happens to be a little different than when we started out. This knitting needle is made out of Teflon. And, Teflon has some really neat static charging properties when you rub it. And I figured it'd be good to have a Teflon knitting needle when you're on station. Now look at this droplet. It's orbiting around. And since we have cylindrical geometry here, it can recessed down the cylinder, but then it gets to the end and it reverses its direction and winds back along the cylinder. So it seems to be trapped. Here we have some little tiny droplets. They kinda remind me of flies on a picnic out in, Houston. A eavesdropper, the bigger ones that you're seeing there about 6 to 7 millimeters. That Teflon rod is about 6 and a half millimeters in diameter. And and here you see a bunch of little tiny droplets, and and they're making spirals. And they go down the cylinder for a while, and then they'll reverse their direction and viral pack. Now if you look closely up in the upper right hand corner, you'll see the injection nozzle from the syringe, but you also see that I have a second knitting needle. Actually, a 3rd knitting needle. And that knitting needle is made out of nylon. And so you can rub the nylon, you can rub the Teflon, and there's some interesting charge properties that happen, between Teflon and nylon. And And I found that it's useful to have these when you wanna put a charge on a droplet so it will orbit your, knitting needle. There you could see the the tip of the nylon knitting needle that I charged up with the same piece of paper type rubbing. Now this might also have some physics analogies to what happens with charged particles when they come down Earth's magnetic field. Again, the physics here is a little different, but the fact that you have charged solar particles spiraling down Earth's magnetic field, sometimes hitting different layers in the atmosphere reflecting off and and and going back, spiraling back along the the magnetic field line. And again, this is a charge, but the behavior has analogous, implications to what might be happening in Earth's magnetic field, with charged particles. And this, of course, is one of the key, players to giving us our, Aurora. And, of course, once you set up a knitting needle like this, you start to play with the water droplets. You you just You just can't have too much video like this. It it is it's so much fun to watch these little droplets and and notice as they get closer and closer to the the knitting needle. Their orbits go faster and faster. And the further away from the knitting needle, the lower the orbit. The closer to the knitting needle, the faster the orbit, and that's the same thing with the orbital mechanics when you have a satellite around a planet. And, again, the physics is different. Planets A satellite's orbiting planets is gravitational potentials and gravitational forces, and this is static electric potentials and static electric forces, but, the analogous behavior makes a great engineering or educational demonstration for students.

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

I have said this for years. Gravity isn’t what we are told it is. In fact there are three physicists that was awarded the Nobel prize not too many years ago for explaining that gravity is actually gravitational waves that are emitted from everything. What we are seeing is electrostatic radiation from the needle and the water that are being attracted to one another. We live in a carbon based, electrical environment within a carbon based, electrical system. We ourselves are carbon based, electrical beings. So why wouldn’t gravity be electrical? Everything that we know can be explained by physics better if electrical physics laws were also applied. These orbs that you saw had leads and trails on them. I fully believe that the key to overpowering gravity is electrostatic charge. That could easily explain the leads and tails. It’s electrostatic polarity that is separating the atomic field in front of and behind the spheres. The flash…I have no idea about, but it isn’t out of conception to consider the electrostatic charges exciting the electromagnetosphere could open something to a different realm of a degree.

@JustXAshton - Ashton Forbes

Thanks Matt! I think your understanding is pretty spot on. This seems to be how we can use superconductivity to defy gravity itself. I've come to realize electrical engineering is the science I want to study because I think that's where the secrets of the universe lie. I appreciate your comment!

@RifeTechnology — Matthew Rife

Posted - November 5, 2023 at 1:11 PM

Saved - November 6, 2023 at 1:27 AM

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The German numbering system during World War 2 only allowed for a maximum of 999,999. It seems unlikely that they knew about the millions but chose to use a six-digit system. Additionally, the Germans were known for their attention to detail, yet the numbering system did not reflect this. It could only accommodate up to 800,000 at most. This raises questions about the accuracy and organization attributed to the Germans.

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

6 million? How? Their numbering system only allowed for 999,999 at the most. During world war 2, if a German mechanic was caught with a hammer in his toolbox he was put to death. This is because they were a highly detailed people who prided themselves on accuracy. Yet, I’m supposed to believe they knew there were millions but only chose to only use a six digit numbering system? Also I’ve never seen less than a six digit number and none of those started with a zero. So really the numbering system only allowed for 800,000 at most. This is not the detailed organization the Germans were known for.

@RifeTechnology — Matthew Rife

Posted - September 27, 2023 at 4:32 PM

Saved - September 28, 2023 at 3:02 PM

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After administering a week-long treatment involving the Rife Machine and Microbes, the patient's blood sample shows positive results. Hematological examination reveals a satisfactory blood structure, with an increased count of erythrocytes indicating potential polycythemia vera. Further analysis at 5000x magnification reveals distinct protein structures, possibly indicating amyloidosis. The patient is being sent home with the Rife Machine and Microbes for continued treatment.

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

I have obtained another blood sample from the patient (not my patient obviously), Lyndsey (@houselyndsey). Following a one-week regimen involving the utilization of the Rife Machine and Microbes, the following observations have been made. The hematological examination indicates a consistent blood structure, exhibiting satisfactory characteristics by contemporary medical standards. Notably, there is an elevated count of erythrocytes, suggesting a potential condition of polycythemia vera. Upon closer examination, the blood sample still exhibits discernible gel-like structures. Employing a magnification factor of 5000x, distinct proteinaceous entities originating from the hydrogel matrix are discernible within the sample. These protein structures may be indicative of a condition such as amyloidosis. Further investigation is warranted to confirm the presence of these medical conditions. We are sending her home with a Rife Machine and having Microbes delivered to her.

@RifeTechnology — Matthew Rife

Posted - September 22, 2023 at 11:11 PM

Saved - September 23, 2023 at 5:05 PM

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Hypercapnia, or excessive CO2 in the bloodstream, can harm the brain. It arises from conditions like COPD, hypoventilation, and poisoning. Elevated CO2 causes brain cell damage due to increased pressure, reduced blood flow, and acidosis. Protect your brain by maintaining healthy CO2 levels.

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

The concept you're referring to is related to hypercapnia or hypercarbia, which is the buildup of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the bloodstream. It's true that prolonged elevated levels of CO2 can have negative effects on the brain. Hypercapnia can result from various conditions, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), hypoventilation, and some types of poisoning. Elevated CO2 can lead to increased intracranial pressure, reduced brain blood flow, and acidosis, which can harm brain cells.

@RifeTechnology — Matthew Rife

Posted - September 22, 2023 at 4:27 PM

Saved - September 22, 2023 at 5:11 PM

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A nurse named Lyndsey's blood test revealed the presence of hydrogel, causing concern. Despite being vaccinated, her red blood cells showed inflammation and spikes. Further testing will determine if this is a widespread issue. Prayers for Lyndsey and others affected. For more information or to purchase a Real Rife Machine, visit http://RealRifeTechnology.com.

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

This is the most evil thing I have ever witnessed to happen to humanity! I just tested Lyndsey’s (@HouseLyndsey) blood and there’s tons of hydrogel in it. This woman is a nurse and put her life on the line by being around sick people daily, and even took the vaccine to be able to continue to do so. Her red blood cells are very inflamed and also have spikes on them. This is not healthy blood. This is Nuremberg 2.0. I have done something with Lindsey’s approval and will be testing her blood again in a few hours. If this turns out well, we are going to offer this to everyone. I’ll update in a few hours. Prayers for lindsey and all people who got the vaccine. 🙏

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

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Rife Technology The real Rife Machine, powered by Rife Technology, is an electromagnetic device that targets the body's electrical system to achieve positive health outcomes. realrifetechnology.com

@RifeTechnology — Matthew Rife

Posted - September 19, 2023 at 12:56 AM

Saved - September 19, 2023 at 5:14 PM

@RifeTechnology - Matthew Rife

An amazing physician and I will be bringing something to everyone very soon that will help millions! One of my employees has clotting issues in her blood. Here is a before and after of her blood, with only a three hour difference. Be ready for this one X, it’s going to be a wild ride!