Why I Bought a GB4000 Over Other Frequency Devices

I have been reading people on some groups making claims for their machines that cause me to smile, knowing they are probably unaware of any system other than their own, or they likely have financial interests in the machines they champion. If one truly knows the GB-4000 system, there is a good reason that Nenah Sylver PhD (author of ‘The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health’) has called it “the Rolls Royce.”Sidebar: Of all the books I’ve read on Rife technology, there is not another book on the market that even comes close to Dr. Sylver’s book. It is truly without peer and I highly recommend it.

When I was looking to buy a frequency device, I bought a number of them before settling on a GB4000 system. The truth is, absolutely none of the machines sold today are really “Rife devices.” None. Why? Because without Royal Rife’s microscope you are at a crippling disadvantage to begin with. Most of Rife’s work was destroyed and so from the fragments that survived, a technology was reborn in the modern era.Some of the old doctors that had worked with Royal Rife had refused to surrender their machines and went into hiding or left the country to practice medicine elsewhere. Some of their writings and even some of their machines survive and hold additional parts of the story that had been lost and forgotten. Long lost frequencies and additional modalities were rediscovered thanks to these pioneers.

The makers of the GB4000 have hunted down some of these old machines and the headquarters of the GB4000 looks like a museum with many of them there. I have seen a number of them myself during my recent visit to the company. They analyze them and explore how these old machines work and apply some of the lessons to today’s machines.

When the creator of the GB4000 met with some of the aging medical pioneers who had used Royal Rife’s original machines hands-on, one of the many questions he asked them was, “…what do you wish the machine could have done, that it didn’t?” Their answer was simple: they wished the machine could run more than one frequency at a time. If you buy a single frequency system, you too will learn why they felt it such a needed function.

You can include up to eight frequencies in a group, with up to six groups in a channel. That is 48 frequencies in a single channel. When you are trying to isolate and devitalize a pathogenic organism, 48 frequencies in a single channel session means that you won’t be wasting a lot of time wading through experiments one frequency at a time. You can easily and quickly run the range of a specific organism and if there is no response, you can move on without a lot of time lost.

These channels  span an incredible diversity of conditions and organisms.  The “Universal Frequency List” book documents the 875 channels, with numbers and conditions for each of the 875 channels. Want to experiment? Open the book, look up your pathogen or condition, enter that channel in your GB4000 and hit the “Run” button. The interface is very easy to run and understand, especially when compared to other systems out there. I was using mine very quickly and it has proved itself efficacious many times over the years. There were times I was very grateful for its simplicity because a complex system would have been a nightmare for someone as sick as I was at times.

Custom channels can include frequencies you may discover work great in your circumstances. Custom channels can also include eight frequencies to a group and six groups to a channel. It is rare that you will ever have to import frequencies that are not already preexistent in the system, but if you need that ability, it is there.

Some work around this limitation by using a growing number of units to build a complex network that tries to do what a GB4000 is doing out of the box. To equal the base of a GB4000, it would take at least eight systems running simultaneously to equal the base functionality of a GB4000 — but that does not include many of the esoteric and more advanced functions that users learn of as they spend more time with the machine.

If you have the right one. But in my own experiments over nearly a decade, I have found that rarely do you hit the correct pathogen immediately and often when I experiment, study, try something new, then eventually I uncover what works. Doing that one frequency at a time can be very time consuming — and time was something I did not feel that I had a lot of when I was fighting fungus, mold, and yeast infections that were putting me in the hospital with my lungs shutting down from black mold.

In another post I laid out GB4000’s most powerful weapon of all, the 40,000 Hertz sweep over eight to twelve hours. But that’s a story for another post…one that I’ve already made. (And thanks to much appreciated feedback from fellow frequency explorer Emma Applegate, we know it is a sweep that is not recommended for those suffering from Lyme Disease, due to the incredibly toxic aftermath from Lyme die-off. But for others, you may wish to add it to your own experiments.)
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Ronald Lindeboom has been using a GB4000 for nearly a decade and  has seen a reversal of many of the conditions that had undermined his health for many years. Twice he was sent home by his doctors with no options  and told he should get his affairs in order but now years later his health “is better than it’s been in about 15 years.”
Ronald is the Administrator of the Facebook GB4000 Users Group