How these pages are written.
20 pages, 20 of them carrying a named source list. Here is the method, stated so you can hold us to it.
Three labels, never blurred
Everything on this subject falls into one of three buckets: documented, unclear, or not true. A page that mixes them is worse than a page that says nothing. So each claim is placed in one of the three and labelled — including the ones that make our own books look less impressive.
Named sources, or no claim
Where a page makes a factual claim about a study, a regulation, a device specification or a piece of history, it carries a numbered source list naming the document and where to read it. If a fact cannot be traced to something you can check, it does not go in.
Every fact carries a date
Ratings, prices, specifications and regulatory positions all move. A figure printed here carries the date it was read, so you can tell a current fact from a stale one. A number without a date is a guess wearing a confident voice.
No health outcome is promised
Nothing on this site claims to treat, cure or prevent any disease, and nothing here is a substitute for medical care. The books’ own standing rule is complement, never substitute, and this site keeps it.
The history is not flattered
Most numbers sold today as “Rife frequencies” do not come from Royal Raymond Rife’s own laboratory. Our reference book separates the primary-archive figure from the 1950s reconstruction and from later community additions, and this site does the same. We would rather lose the romance than print the myth.
Money is disclosed where it exists
We sell books. We do not sell hardware. Where a link to a retailer may earn a commission, the page carrying it says so, and no such link changes what is written above it.
When we are wrong
Corrections are made and dated rather than quietly edited away. If you have found an error, tell us.