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The greatest minds, as they are capable of the highest excellencies, are open likewise to the greatest aberrations; and those who travel very slowly may yet make far greater progress, provided they keep always to the straight road, than those who, while they run, forsake it.

Rene Descartes, Discourse on the method of Rightly Conducting the Reason, and Seeking the Truth in the Sciences

The above paper represents another addition to the Ernst Krebs and John Beard Memorial Research Resource (updated 7 Sept), a new index aiming to be a comprehensive listing of papers, monographs, letters and related material on the trophoblastic nature of cancer and it's metabolic treatment. From the research of the John Beard Memorial Foundation, associates, and independent research. Updated 29 August(http://www.navi.net/~rsc/krebsall.htm)

• The Utility of Enzymes in Malaria A new paper by an associate of John Beard's, Dr. F.W.Lambelle, RAMC, who when stationed in Burma had recourse to demonstrate the effectiveness of the pancreatic enzymes trypsin and amylase (amylopsin) in the curation of malaria with far superior results than quinine.(http://www.navi.net/~rsc/lamballa.htm).
• New Links on Health Search(http://www.navi.net/~rsc/hlthsrch.htm)
• Therapeutically Effective Amygdalin

A paper summarizing the problems of using less than pure Amygdalin in metabolic therapy for cancer. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/isomyg.htm).
• Link to Ron Wormus' Rife Page Another researcher reproduces James Bares' results deactivating micro-organisms using the "Rife-effect". (http://www.frii.com/~protech/ptnRife.html)
• RCRS Email Update:A short resume of the utility of Magnesium, Calcium and Chromium in the Enzyme treatment of Cancer, with a review by Dr. Raul Vergini on the diverse therapeutic uses of magnesium chloride.(http://www.navi.net/~rsc/cancer/071897.txt)
• New 6 March 1997: Resources for Metabolic Therapy and Practicing Metabolic Physicians. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/metaboli.htm)

• The Ether-Vortex theory of Carl F. Krafft. Krafft resurrected the 19th century speculations that the atoms may be vortices in the ether. Complications with that earlier theory lead to it's quiet abandonment. The overall ether theory itself had a more strenuous demise following the Michelson-Morley experiments and the introduction of Einstein's theory of relativity. Krafft changed various aspects of the ether in his hypothesis which allowed his vortices to combine in special ways, allowing him to explain the differences between electrons and protons and neutrons. His theory was internally consistent and predicted various phenomena. Utilizing his hypothesis, Krafft was able to predict: the helical nature of DNA, which he called spirazines in 1926; the neutron; the anti-proton; super-gravitation; and a likely method of manipulating gravity for the purposes of propulsion. Krafft was our first Showcase, a new separate update article is under preparation. (www.navi.net/~rsc/krafft.html)Updated 8/5/97
• The Krafft Showcase page has been updated (see a comparison of the proton with a spectacular proto-star-disk and -jet photographed by the Hubble Telescope.) Also visit a sample of Krafft's writing: The Ether and Its Vortices. (www.navi.net/~rsc/krafft02.htm)
• A New Index:/physics. We are happy to present a sample of the writings of Dr. Bryan G. Wallace, whose paper, The Farce of Physics delineates some important findings regarding the ether which support Krafft's theories, as well as the difficulties encountered by researchers in presenting ideas that are contrary to the received views. URL pointer correction: 8 January 1997(www.navi.net/~rsc/physics/wallace/farce.txt)

• The Evans directory on B(3): Throughout the twentieth century, starting with the work of Oppenheimer, it has been suspected that the structure of electrodynamics is much richer than allowed for in the standard view, based on transverse solutions of the vacuum Maxwell equations. In the past five years, starting with the inference of the B(3) field in Dec. 1991, it has been shown conclusively that there exist new and fundamental field components which are longitudinally directed in the vacuum. This work (pursued throughout the twentieth century by many leading physicists and cosmologists) makes possible, in theory, faster than light transmission of signals (FTL) to the planets and stars; makes easier the task of constructing a unified field theory (UFT), something that physics has been attempting for 300 years; is already forcing the revision of received views in cosmology, such as the big bang hypothesis; leads in theory to a vastly improved NMR technology, which dispenses with magnets completely; shows that the fundamental spin of the electromagnetic field is represented solely by the newly inferred B(3) component, prohibited in the older view; leads in theory to a new quantum electrodynamics which is three dimensional and free of infinities; has caused a major debate in the science literature over the past three years; and in general forces a complete and wholly unexpected revision of a subject that was thought to be the most precise in all physics. The literature referred to in this directory contains papers and volumes to date on the subject of B(3), but by now there are several other groups and leading theorists who have contributed importantly, and may wish to augment the directory in future with their own papers, and eventually, books. M.Evans. (Go to directory) (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/physics/B3/evans)25 files.

Some people are impossible to categorize. Jagadis Chandra Bose is one such individual. A scholar and intellect of the highest calibre, his accomplishments in both physics and biology are so impressive that we feel he deserves his own category. Bose' experiments with plants showed they are marvelously animate and sensitive and predated similar work by Backster, Vogel and others by 70 years. He is also credited with preempting Marconi in radio, and the development of the semiconductor 60 years before Mott's accomplishments, who credited Bose generously. The following links should be of interest to all readers.

(more links soon)

• The Nitrilosides in Plants and Animals by Dr. Ernst T. Krebs, Jr. We are happy to present the first in an inclusive publication series for the internet detailing the basis underlying the ingestion and therapeutic use of Nitrilosides or Vitamin B-17 as outlined by Dr. Krebs. This monograph is a good primer towards understanding the rationale behind the dietary and clinical use of Amygdalin--a nitriloside found in bitter almonds and apricot seeds--for cancer. For many years the use of amygdalin and the concept of cancer as a complex metabolic disease has drawn the wrath and consternation of medical theorists determined to define cancer as a multitude of diseases depending on localized dysfunctions of a cell or set of cells. Vitamin B-17 proponents present theories and evidence which shows that nitrilosides are a natural and specific extrinsic control factor for cancer. Ernst T. Krebs, Jr., asserted that all cancers arise from a normal cell in the life cycle (placental-trophoblast) which erupts due to a complex metabolic dysfunction and a nutritional deficiency in the presence of evocative agents (carcinogens, steroids, etc.): This dual-branced basis of malignancy comprises in it's tenets a metabolic lack or dysfunction of pancreatic enzymes with concomitant suppressed immune system (intrinsic or humoral factors); and a lack of the extrinsic factor, nitrilosides, or vitamin B-17. Other extrinsic factors essential for the pancreatic enzyme functions are also delineated in the complete rationale. Krebs first proposed the term nitrilosides (extrinsic factor) to cover compounds found in many different foods ostensibly neglected in the average "civilized" diet. Carcinogens, including toxins, bacteria and virus, it is claimed, are merely evocative agents which make metabolic and dietary deficiencies apparent. Krebs was the founder and director of the John Beard Memorial Foundation in San Francisco. (www.navi.net/~rsc/nitrilo1.htm)
• New: The Nitrilosides (Vitamin B-17) A summary of an address by Dr. Krebs before the International Medical Society for Blood and Tumor Disease, 1970. (www.navi.net/~rsc/krebs3.htm)
• Suggested Mechanisms of action of Vitamin B-17 A short paper on the varied metabolic pathways of nitrilosides by Charles Gurchot, Ph.D. (www.navi.net/~rsc/gurchot.htm)
• The Unitarian or Trophoblastic Thesis of Cancer, By Ernst T. Krebs, Sr.,M.D., Ernst T. Krebs, Jr., and Howard Beard. This is the modern classic monograph on the trophoblastic thesis of cancer first proposed by John Beard, for whom the Beard Memorial Foundation is named (No relation to co-author Howard Beard). John Beard was a Lecturer on Embryology at the Medical College of Edinburgh University, Scotland around the turn of the century. His observations were recorded in many medical journals, which he collected and expanded in his work "The Enzyme Treatment of Cancer and its Scientific Basis" (1911). The 1950 thesis updated Beard's research, and was published in the Medical Record for July, 1950 under the title "The Unitarian or Trophoblastic Thesis of Cancer". So far the unitarian or trophoblastic explanation of cancer has weathered all assaults with only minor variations in it's overall basis. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/unitari1.htm)
• The above and other papers related to the trophoblastic explanation of cancer presented by the Robert Cathey Research Source can be found at:
The Ernst Krebs and John Beard Memorial Research Resource (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/krebsall.htm)

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OTHER PAPERS OF INTEREST
• "Cancer, its Causes, Symptoms and Treatment" We present a sample from this valuable book by the Eclectic-Homeopathic physician Eli G. Jones, M.D. (Circa 1890). This important work was republished by B. Jain Publishers, New Delhi. The selected chapter deals principally with remedies Jones used, especially for Breast Cancer. (www.navi.net/~rsc/jones10.htm)
• Specific Cases In addition to the above, a small section dealing with Dr. Jones' treatment of liver cancer (according to his diagnosis). (www.navi.net/~rsc/jones17i.htm)
• A Short Summary on Radiation and Chemotherapy (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/chemorad.htm)

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ELECTRON THERAPY (Bioelectric Therapy) Rife Research
• The Prismatic Microscopes of Royal Raymond Rife: Looking at live Virus. Rife was the second Showcase.
• Included in this paper: The Rife Ray Tube: Curing Cancer and other disease with Radio Waves. Using a specially modified X-ray tube attached to a uniquely designed frequency generator, Rife studied the reactions of bacteria and virus-sized microbes under his prismatic "virus" microscope. He discovered specific frequencies to shatter these pathogens. Rife isolated a virus-sized pathogen from a neoplasm, successfully cultured it and proved it caused cancer in experimental animals. Using his ray, Rife is reputed to have had 100% success curing cancer at a clinic set up in 1934 in Southern California, yet relatively few know of his work. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/rife1.htm)
• HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT FOR CANCER Royal Rife's research in his own words. (www.navi.net/~rsc/rifebook.htm)
• A Discussion on Laboratory Research Another paper, written by Royal Rife in 1958. Added 14 January 1997 (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/rifepp.htm)
• John Crane's Rife Picture File From the John Crane photo collection. Formerly the Universal Microscope page when these images were newly loaded, we will now make this the html image showcase for Rife related material. We will also add a Rife file to the ascii Cancer Index with its own image index in the near future.(http://www.navi.net/~rsc/unimic.htm)
• The New Microscopes,By R.E.Seidel, M.D. and M. E. Winter, the only COMPLETE transcription of this report on the world wide web which focuses on Rife's work along with several other very powerful optical microscopes. Now includes images of the R.C.A. "B" and "Desk-top" Electron microscopes; The micro-camera of Graton-Dane; The chlorophyll micrograph made by Rife. This is the only complete and correct text of this article on the internet. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/seidel.htm)
• Some data and opinion on Rife from the Science Museum, in England.(http://www.navi.net/~rsc/scisyn.htm)
• Royal Rife Revisited An article written by David Tumey and William Sheline, in 1993, loaded to the RCRS by permission. Their work was one of the first rigorous attempts to reproduce Rife's apparatus from scratch. Illustrated. (www.navi.net/~rsc/riferev.htm)
• Dr. Gary Wade on Rife We are happy to finally present Dr. Gary Wade's 1994 Health Freedom News article on Rife technology with addendum. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/wade1.htm and wade2.htm)
• A Rife Schematic This schematic was first published by John Crane in his Electron Therapy manual. It is not certain what the provenance of this schematic is, but supposedly of an early Rife ray. The tube as shown is definitely an adaptation by John Crane.10.12.96 (www.navi.net/~rsc/rifeschm.htm).

Other important Links related to Rife research:

• Two new links for Rife researchers:
• Kevin Q. Brown's: Basic Rife Experiments . (http://www.planet.net/kqb/rifex.html)
• Michael Prescott's: A suggestive Inquiry .(http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/4995/).
• Rifetech HomepageThis is the home-page of Dr. James Bare, D.C., covering his manual on how to build a Rife Ray device. He also now offers a video showing the effects of his device and how easy it is to build one, with technical updates on his web page. Updated August 1997 (www.rt66.com/~rifetech).
• A New link showing micrographs made by James Bare suggestive of pleomorphic changes induced by the Bare-Rife instrument.(www.navi.net/~rsc/bareset1.htm)
• Don Tunney's Rife Research. Don's page gives a continuous update on his research using a Rife-Bare frequency device. (www.kalamark.com/rife_bare/).
• Gary Hawkin's Rife page Readers will find an email forum discussing Rife's research here. (www.eskimo.com/~ghawk/rife.html)
• The Royal Rife Research Society Homepage (www.rrrs.com/)
• New: Bare-Blood Correspondence This paper comprises a sampling of correspondence between James Bare and Alan Blood on Rife technology.(www.navi.net/~rsc/jbrsp1_2.htm)
• The RCRS Rife Technical Page. All interested researchers are encouraged to contribute freely. (www.navi.net/~rsc/tech.htm)
• RCRS Rife Update Pages based mostly on the RCRS email updates, including information resources. Updated 3 January 1997. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/rifersc2.htm)

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HEALTH SEARCH RESOURCES

http://www.navi.net/~rsc/hlthsrch.htm   Launch from this page to information on health and disease on the world wide web.
• Health Search A separate Search and Jump Page for health related research, including many alternative sources with accentuation on the treatments for cancer and other chronic/metabolic diseases.(www.navi.net/~rsc/hlthsrch.htm)
• Micromercurial Maze:

http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/2888/
This site is a good quick reference source and jump page on the deleterious effects of inordinate mercury loading, and it's diverse biological effects. Mercury along with other heavy metals, it is believed, contribute greatly to the dysfunction of pancreatic enzymes, so essential to the control of cancer according to the trophoblastic thesis of John Beard.(See http://www.navi.net/~rsc/krebsall.htm).
• A new link in Health Search to Peter Chowka's "Between the Lines: Probing the Medical-Pharmaceutical-Industrial-Media Complex(http://members.aol.com/pbchowka/index.html)
• Linus Pauling's last Interview with Peter Chowka.(http://members.aol.com/realmedia/pauling.html)
• A New Interview, with Dr. James Gordon, M.D., Advisory Council Chair of the NIH's Office of Alternative Medicine.(http://members.aol.com/realmedia/gordon.html)
• Miscellany A launch pad to Various & Sundry items of possible interest, including some items on 3-D...updated 15 March 1998. (http://www.navi.net/~rsc/misc.htm)
• Search and Jump Meta-Search Search Engine and other useful sites for research on the Web.(www.navi.net/~rsc/srch&jmp.htm)
• EDITORIAL PAGE (www.navi.net/~rsc/cancer/071897.txt)

Descarte's book mentioned in the quote at the beginning of this web page is available in total at: Gutenberg List of Literature...follow the link under Descartes. And find out more about the Gutenberg Project.(Re-Updated Link, 16 March 1998)
(http://promo.net/pg/).