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Hello All,
Here is an example of a researcher from 1933 which was decades ahead of his 
time.  If you think instrumental insemination is complicated I don't think 
you are ready to use the Royal Raymond Rife microscope. This amazing 
microscope by the looks of the picture would fit on a desk top!

 This is the link to the Rife Microscope Info
 http://users.navi.net/~rsc/rife1.htm

bob 


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