Correct Diagnosis It may be more important that the diagnosis is correct than it is thorough. Detailed reports will not help if the therapy is applied to the wrong kidney, for instance. While this article focuses on Rife frequency therapy, it's important to note that there is a point with almost all types of cancer wherein, if left untreated, the condition will eventually become untreatable with Rife therapy. At this point, surgery may still be an option. Only cancers which are entirely driven by a virus will be entirely removed by killing the virus. Other, less obvious causes may be at the root of a problem. Toxins, for instance, are a leading cause of cancers which also have virus infection associated with them. In these cases, successful removal of the virus is only a partially effective measure and must be accompanied by removal of the toxin. Virus producing structures of the body must be removed or cleansed, or dependency on the machine may result. Fast growing tumors go away fast, slow growing tumors normally go away more slowly. The older a tumor is, the more dangerous it is. Many tumors treated have been observed to appear to swell before they shrink. When the immune system concerning the affected area is stimulated electrically, the body may suddenly begin to recognize the tumor as an infection, surrounding tissues adjacent to the tumor may become inflammed. Inflammation is quickly reduced in following sessions. (We have seen this, for instance, in lymphoma patients.) Thus, there may be times, particularly in the beginning of treatment, when it appears that the cancer is increased by the therapy or combinations of therapies. When this occurs, stop therapy and give your body time to integrate the changes which are taking place. Resume only when the tumor shrinks or is lessened after several days. Results are not always the same, so it is useful for new users to follow standardized procedures for the first few sessions in order to better know how sessions should be cadenced.