Rife Player is web-based software that generates rife healing/killing frequencies for various rife machines that accept direct audio import, usually by an audio input such as a headphone jack. It is meant to be easy to use compared to some alternatives such as Spooky2, Frex, Fres MCM, and various available mobile apps.
Rife frequency therapy has been used for decades and many people report positive results. Rife therapy is used by thousands of natural health practitioners around the world as part of their treatment protocols. The technology is based on the principle that specific frequencies can target and potentially eliminate harmful microorganisms. However, results can vary from person to person, and we recommend consulting with healthcare professionals and using muscle testing to determine what works best for your individual needs.
Rife therapy is generally considered safe when used properly. The frequencies used are typically very low power and non-invasive. However, some people may experience mild side effects such as fatigue, headache, or temporary worsening of symptoms (known as a 'healing crisis') as the body eliminates toxins. These effects are usually temporary and resolve within a few hours to days. It's important to start with low frequencies and gradually increase, stay well hydrated, and listen to your body. Pregnant women and those with pacemakers should consult their doctor before using rife therapy.
Yes, many people report benefits from using headphones or speakers to play rife frequencies. While RifePlayer works with these audio devices, using a dedicated rife machine may provide faster and more noticeable results. The human body is composed of roughly 70% water with 89 trace minerals, similar to sea salt. Sound travels efficiently through water, and since the eardrums are located close to the brain, sound waves are immediately recognized by the nervous system. This approach takes advantage of how water retains sound and how the body's water-based composition (including muscles and fascia) can benefit from sound wave therapy. When the body's water becomes stagnant and polluted with toxins (like lactic acid turning to ammonia), it can restrict free motion. Sound therapy through headphones or speakers can help address these issues by working with the body's natural water-based composition.
Some people report the benefits of playing rife frequencies through speakers or headphones, however, RifePlayer was created specifically for Rife Machines. The therapeutic effect of using a rife machine is thought to be significantly greater than using simple audio devices.
Yes, in fact, it works on any device that can run a browser including mobile devices. Chrome is recommended and the only browser we officially support, but it is unlikely to have any major issues on other browsers.
Yes, RifePlayer has successfully been used on mobile/tablet devices. Just connect the audio output of your device to your rife machine and always start with low volume and ramp up as needed.
The basic version of RifePlayer rife generator software is 100% free. Advanced features require a subscription to use, but the basic free version will always be free.
No, a credit card is not required to create and use a free RifePlayer account. You can sign up and start using the basic features immediately without providing any payment information. Only if you choose to upgrade to the Pro version will you need to provide payment details.
There is no limit, unlike many other rife software programs that limit you to 4 to 8 frequencies at a time. This can help dramatically reduce treatment time.
15 minutes is a good place to start, but this can vary widely depending on many conditions. We recommend muscle testing or asking your natural health care provider.
We recommend muscle testing or asking your natural health care provider. We've had the best results in muscle testing with frequency viles and then running the programs for the viles that tested positive. After running rife, we can then retest to ensure that we've cleared those same infections/parasites/viruses/etc.
