CLEARLAKE, Calif. – Second Sunday Cinema will feature two films on health and host a local alternative medicine practitioner when it meets on Sunday, July 10.

The films will be shown at Clearlake United Methodist Church, 14521 Pearl Ave. in Clearlake.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The films will start at 6 p.m.

“The Life of Rife” describes a nontoxic procedure to harmlessly destroy pathogens and harmonize the human system.

Royal Rife, an American scientist, invented one of the world’s strongest microscopes. Then he created a radio frequency machine that destroyed specific problematic microorganisms without harming the host’s cells or anything else. The film shows a "germ" explode when exposed to the appropriate frequency. The film runs one hour.

In “In The School” views will meet the students and founder of the Tekos School in Russia, which achieves impressive results using a holistic approach to education.

It fully empowers students to take responsibility for their education, freeing the inherent genius (and happiness) of each. The film lasts half an hour.

Follows the films, naturopathic doctor will speak on his practice of naturopathy, which takes the way of nature, using herbal, nutritional, homeopathic and lifestyle measures to strengthen the body's innate ability to heal.