It is important to note that these claims lack modern scientific validation:
: When these two frequencies were mixed, they produced "sidebands." Hoyland tuned the audio frequency so that one of the resulting sidebands would exactly match Rife’s original high-frequency MOR. Rife and Hoyland's Frequencies Explained
Royal Rife developed the concept of the . He claimed that every microorganism (bacteria, virus, etc.) has a specific resonance frequency at which it can be shattered or deactivated without harming the surrounding human tissue. It is important to note that these claims
: Hoyland developed a machine that used a fixed high-frequency carrier mixed with a lower audio frequency . : Hoyland developed a machine that used a
: Rife used a specialized "supermicroscope" to observe live pathogens and manually tuned a radio frequency (RF) oscillator until he saw the organism respond or disintegrate.
: Rife’s original machines were difficult to tune and expensive to build for commercial use.