The following information is not found in the official history of medicine, which some people consider controversial.
However there are too many testimonials from different directions to ignore about these characters and their achievements; we don't want to debate whether it enters into contradicting Official Dogma but rather focus on facts as they come up with an open mind for research.
Georges Lakhovsky (1869-1942) and MWO
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Picture from the 1930s in a hospital in Paris, the second on the right is Georges Lakhovsky.
It was early in the 20th century when Georges Lakhovsky first began to experiment with what he called the Multiple Wave Oscillator.
His theory was that if cancerous cells could be exposed to a broad range of frequencies, it would cause them to revert back to healthy cells.
While his theory remains controversial, there is evidence that Lakhovsky's Multiple Wave Oscillator did play a role in the treatment of cancer.
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Another image from a hospital in Italy from those times with Lakhovsky's apparatus.
In 1930 the transistor had not yet been invented, lamps were used instead of semiconductors and electronics in general was still relatively new. There were only a few stable frequency generators available at this time - one being developed by William Hewlett and David Packard for their wartime inventions.
The main circuit of the Multiple Wave Oscillator consists of concentric rings forming electrical dipole antennas with capacitive gaps that oppose each other by 180°, also known as Lakhovsky antennas. This circuit is then fed with high voltage and high-frequency impulses from a generator, typically a spark gap Tesla coil or Oudin coil.
When set up correctly, the unit is supposed to create a broad band frequency spectrum of low amplitude that consists of much higher and lower frequencies than those of its exciting generator. This noise spectrum also contains a high number of harmonics and sub-harmonics.
Lakhovsky's work on the Multi Wave Oscillator during World War II led to some significant inventions that are still used today.
His lamps functioned as powerful magnets for entire MWO circuits, which he put into practice with hospitals in France and Italy before emigrating internationally after being awarded patents by United States authorities.
Lakhovsky was one of the first people to think that electricity could be used as a treatment for illness. He believed this type of therapy would repair damaged DNA and give the body an opportunity to recover, giving patients more energy & vitality.
The Multi Wave Oscillator is often overlooked but it still matters to some people who are looking for a way to heal themselves.
It can be an option if you're suffering from various conditions and want something that has less side effects than traditional treatments, like electrical currents which have been shown in research studies as being beneficial on human health.
Below are some cases of patients who underwent MWO therapy in the 1930s.
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Lakhovsky's patents are left largely unfulfilled, with many clones made by amateur electronics engineers in the present day.
These clone devices were mostly based on past creations which utilize his ideas as published or "original" ones from that era - it is unknown how authentic anyone installation really was though because there have been presentations claiming they're from him but actually having nothing at all to do with your average inventor like yourself!
The MWO therapy has been used successfully on many patients since its inception in the 1930s.
Below are examples of how this powerful treatment helped many patients!
Royal Raymond Rife (1888–1971)
In the early 1920s, a scientist named Royal Rife developed a groundbreaking machine that would later be known as the Rife Machine. This device uses frequency therapy to treat various illnesses and disorders. Although Rife's invention was met with some controversy, it has since been proven to be an effective treatment method.
The history of Rife and his device is quite concrete thanks to publications by the Smithsonian Institute in their 1944 annual report as well as other scientific journals from that time. Unlike Lakovsky's (which was based on a spark gap) installation, Rife's machine ran on lamps from 1920 onwards which can be seen as an advancement if we consider that the spark gap was the invention on which the first oscillator was based, while lamps were a later invention.
Considering that Lakovsky used an oscillator with a spark gap and after 1930, Rife can be seen as being ahead of his time.
Still, Rife did not focus on MWO but rather he was more interested in a microscope he could use to see the pathogenic micro-organisms. By 1939, Rife had already managed to build a revolutionary microscope. As he was working with frequencies at the same time, he noticed through his microscope that certain bacteria were disintegrated by certain frequencies which made him turn back to his idea of an electrotherapy machine.
The information published in the press gave us an insight into two different approaches to creating a MWO device. Although they never came together, both Nikola Tesla-inspired Georges Lakovsky and optical scientist Royal Raymond Rife developed these revolutionary machines - with vastly different strategies! While Lakovsky worked by himself on his machine invention, Rife acknowledged that he needed help from electronics experts such as Philip Hoyland for success. However, even through their differences in approach – one scientific and one more intuitive – we can thank them both for paving the way forward towards new discoveries within this field of study.
A legal battle between Rife and Philip Hoyland ended with an admission from the latter that he had held back vital information about how MWO works, explaining why Rife wasn't as successful in electrotherapy after they parted ways. It just goes to show - not knowing all the facts can have consequences!
Royal Raymond Rife, Philip Hoyland and Rife machine
In comparison to Lackovsky's shotgun approach of hitting many targets simultaneously, Rife used an exacting method of finding a particular frequency for each bug or virus that would effectively neutralize it.
Antoine Priore 1912-1983
For 25 incredible years between 1950 and 1975, a revolutionary invention by one man changed the face of cancer treatment.
Through his miraculous device - that only he knew how to use - this modern-day miracle worker was able to successfully cure what were thought to be incurable cases in animals ranging from mice all the way up to dogs.
Although tests on humans proved successful for some patients with tumors decreasing or even disappearing altogether, there remained an element of risk due to their delicate adjustment process meaning any slight modifications could actually worsen its effects instead!
While Lackovsky and Rife explored electromagnetic treatment of illnesses in the past, Priore was able to take it up a notch. Boasting access to cutting-edge components and receiving generous financial support from France's government, he made impressive strides during his research period in the 70s.
Image with J. Chaban-Delmas in Priore's laboratory.
This innovative collaboration between him and key medical teams including The Faculty Of Medicine, Bordeaux hospitals & Academy Of Sciences saw powerful electromagnetic radiation treatments administered as part of each procedure; yet throughout it all he refused point blank share specific instructions about his apparatus sparking heated debates across academia which would go unsolved until this day...
Priore and Pr. Pautrizel toiled away together under the daunting task of creating a colossal machine with two floors! Despite refusing all requests for assistance, this daring feat was completed successfully when it gained approval from none other than Prime Minister J. Chaban- Delmas himself at its inauguration ceremony - which also brought members of the prestigious Institute Pasteur (with an esteemed Nobel Prize) out in attendance!
His research was on an impressive scale. A 2.5m x 0.6m plasma lamp, surrounded by a 600- gauge magnetic field and powered by two 15MHz oscillators directed through a 9GHz emission of magnetron base frequency; this experiment had the means to push boundaries in science!
Priore's Plasma Tube.
Sadly though, due to reliability issues that sparked some weeks later after initial success, no one wanted offer funding any more; Priore's vision eventually died along with him many years down the line...
LRP
Our LRP Machinery is a tribute to three incredible innovators - Lakovsky, Rife and Priore. Their contributions were so immense that we had no choice but to name it after them!
And the first signs of success came in 2005 during some seemingly modest experiments.
Picture this: an unheated room hovering around 10-12 degrees Celsius...and then suddenly out from nowhere you hear buzzing?
It was a fly who broke free from its hibernation state within one month's time! Absolutely remarkable accomplishment with big implications for our work going forward.
Introducing the LRP installation, a powerful yet amazingly low-power device that operates at an astounding 4KV and produces frequencies between 100Hz and 20GHz.
It has enough energy to complete the task without interfering with other mobile devices or TVs - just 2 milliwatts!
Drawing inspiration from three groundbreaking products, this technological marvel lives up to its name by combining ideas into one effective machine.
Our device poses a significant risk with its high voltage of 4 kilovolts - so it's important to only entrust repairs and maintenance to certified electrical personnel.
We don’t market this product as having any therapeutic value or ability to treat diseases, making safety our top priority!
Make sure to store it in a dry and safe place, away from the potential of flooding. If it has been exposed to moisture, give it some time for proper drying out before consulting with an electrician on whether or not if can be restarted.
Don’t forget that you assume all responsibility when using the product - but we promise that our detailed technical book will provide lots of support throughout your journey!