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Posted 1/5/2012 3:46 PM (GMT 0)
Has anyone ever heard of a Parasite Zapper ???

Post Edited By Moderator (achievinggrace) : 6/4/2012 10:08:17 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 1/5/2012 4:08 PM (GMT 0)
you mean like Hilda Clarke zapper??

it kind of like the mini version of a rife. or the same idea. Mine looked like something from a science project in high school and ran off electricity.

I used one before I knew I had lyme and it definitely caused a die off reaction.

My friend used hers everyday for years and would see stuff actually coming out through the skin.

did you read that book .by Hilda Clarke?
Posted 1/5/2012 4:19 PM (GMT 0)
I didnt read the book but I just read a big article on Hilda Clarke's Parasite Zapper and so I wondered about them as they are much cheaper then a Rife machine and wondered how effeciant they are compared to Rife ...
Posted 5/27/2012 2:40 PM (GMT 0)

Well, according to Clark, a zapper is all you need tot kill unwanted microorganisms.

They work well for parasites, but Borrelia is a tough cookie. Recently I have put my zapper on a 12 volt battery instead of the 9 volts it usually is supposed to be working on.

And guess what? The zapper survived the experiment and the effect is multiplied.

I am enthousiastic about it.  :-)

Post Edited (Sunnyman) : 5/27/2012 1:56:05 PM (GMT-6)

Posted 5/28/2012 12:51 PM (GMT 0)
Some interesting reading on the zapper and chronic infections:

www.healthresearch.com/zappers.htm

:-)
Posted 5/28/2012 9:12 PM (GMT 0)
Like I said I used a zapper but also have used a very powerful expensive $3000 rife with glass tubes and metal foot pads and like Sunny said even by changing the battery the difference was huge.

The rife knocked me on my butt BUT I think it helped.

The thing about some of these paraistes is they take longer time to kill off
with even powerful medications like ivermectin followed by doxy. So
I would think maybe if you are going the rife or zapper route to do even maintance treatments later on.

Plus what parasites are we treating is the question. Is there a different frequency.

Sunny, I'm waiting to hear how that zapper works with the car battery.

xxxx
bucci
Posted 6/1/2012 10:29 AM (GMT 0)
Dear Bucci, the zapper works like a charm on the 12 volt car battery.  smilewinkgrin   

Now the zapper deliver 11 volts approximately, while on a 9 volts battery it only gives about 7.5 volts.

And using the 9 volt tiny battery will make the current go lower after a short while, as opposed to the car battery, which gives an almost limitless supply of perfect direct current. There is only one brand that has solved this loss of current and that is the Ultimate Zapper, sending an adapter to go with it.

A car battery is a strong thing. Dont mess with it. It can start a car. It can deliver great strength.
The 9 volt zapper can easily withstand the 12 volts and is thus much stronger in its effect as you can imagine.

I can experience obvious improvements with it.

According to Hulda Clark there is no need to single out specific frequencies as she writes in her book: 'The cure for all cancers'.
"No matter what frequency it is set at, it kills large and small invaders: flukes, roundworms, mites, bacteria, viruses and fungi".

In her book Hulda Clark also gives the exact instructions to make your own zapper. Then the cost is reduced to almost nothing.

Sunny

 



Post Edited (Sunnyman) : 6/1/2012 4:37:48 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 6/4/2012 2:56 PM (GMT 0)
Some interesting reading on the zapper and chronic infections:


www.healthresearch.com/zappers.htm


A few quotes from the trial:
"140 of 143 (97.9%) participants reported improvement within 45 days,
48.2% improved substantially and 49.7% improved minimally. Thus, it appears that combining bio-electrical stimulation with nutritional interventions may have efficacy.

Reflex assessment, combined with the interview process, suggested that the average participant had 1.1 chronic infections (note that reflex assessment is not diagnostic [8]).
48.2% reported substantial symptomatic improvement (between 75% improvement to complete remission), whereas 49.7% reported minimal improvement (less than 75% improvement); total with any improvement was 97.9%.

In the control group, the average control also had 1.1 chronic infections; 12.9% reported significant improvement, whereas 48.4% reported minimal improvement; total with any improvement was 61.3%.

Zapping makes a difference of more than 35% in significant improvement.
It can be concluded that zapping and nutritional interventions can be helpful adjuncts for people with various forms of chronic infection and does deserve additional study."

Post Edited (Sunnyman) : 6/4/2012 8:59:21 AM (GMT-6)
Posted 6/11/2012 5:37 PM (GMT 0)
Is this something that you wear on different parts of the body pretty much constantly?  I have heard a little on these zappers and I'm curious to know how they work.  I've used a rife machine and coil machine in the past (not long term), so I know a bit about how those operate and how to use them.  But I thought with the zapper it is worn all day?
Posted 6/13/2015 1:14 AM (GMT 0)
Thia123 from what I understand its a little device with copper handles and you (per Hulda Clark's advice) hold for 7 minutes then 20 min break then repeat that two more times. Every day for a month.

I am hunting people who've tried it hoping to find out if it works.

There are some DIY kits online ($50) to build your own or you can buy one for hundreds of dollars. I don't really know about rife. Planning to read up on that next.

Good luck to you!
Posted 12/21/2015 2:09 PM (GMT 0)
Hope39, thanks for your input, I learned from your words. I read Hulda Clark's advice before and still can understand little about rife machines.

Post Edited (JesseConant) : 12/25/2015 7:58:43 PM (GMT-7)

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