Studies have shown that certain electromagnetic frequencies, particularly in the low-range (100 to 300 Hz), may have the potential to disrupt cancer cell function and induce cell death, or apoptosis. Research suggests that these frequencies can interfere with cellular mechanisms by affecting ion channels and membrane potentials, disrupting cancer... cells' ability to replicate and survive. One notable frequency, 100 Hz, has been explored in preclinical studies, where it was found to selectively impair cancer cells without significantly damaging healthy tissues. However, more clinical studies are required to validate the therapeutic potential of frequency-based treatments for cancer.show more

I swear by the healing of CAT PURRS. My rescue laid on my shoulder every night for a week while we slept and my 2-year battle w/ frozen shoulder ended in ONE WEEK after $1000's of dollars in massage, chiro care didn't work.

I wanted to repost this item , but your notes are misleading and simply incorrect - the man in the video refers to a range of 100 kHz - 300 kHz. Your post is technically incorrect.

So, the frequency of a cats purr then.

Just listen to the right music. Along with meditation and enhanced alkaline diet. Radically changes your cells. “#Music Soothes The #Savage #Beast”

The cellular mechanisms of cancer are complex and require thorough exploration. Controlled clinical trials are important for targeting cancer cells effectively while minimizing harm to healthy cells.

In the meanwhile.

Rife showed this 100 years ago

@JohnDParody say what ???

I say...do more studies, i think they are on the right track.