Hulda Clark’s alternative health regimen, known as The Hulda Clark Protocol, was popular among readers due to her belief that parasites and environmental pollutants were at the core of most diseases including cancer. Her books and devices garnered widespread acclaim.
My invention improves upon Hulda Clark’s device by replacing hand holds with alligator clips and using cloth clothing that, when wetted with water, conducts electricity to kill parasites on both the outside and inside surfaces of our bodies.
What is the Zapper?
The Zapper is a small battery-powered device consisting of a 9-volt battery, a frequency generator circuit (historically using a 555 timer IC), and two copper electrodes typically held by hand. It produces a square wave that pulses on and off at an exact frequency to detect pathogens such as intestinal parasites, viruses or bacteria with unique “resonant frequencies that can be identified using exact electrical signals that match up exactly with their frequencies – this then amplifies microscopic organisms to disrupt their cellular structures while healthy cells vibrate at different frequencies without harm.
Dr. Royal Rife pioneered the use of electrical frequencies to treat disease during the 1920s and 1930s. This work inspired controversial alternative medicine figure Hulda Clark, who built a battery-powered zapper designed specifically to kill intestinal flukes at specific frequencies; she was shocked to find it killed many other organisms as well!
Proponents of zapping maintain that it reduces or eliminates an array of health conditions, including parasitic infections, viral conditions, bacterial and fungal infections and autoimmune disorders. Unfortunately, due to limited clinical evidence–other than one 1995 pilot study with considerable methodological limitations–and anecdotal reports raised serious doubts as to its efficacy.
How does the Zapper work?
The Zapper is battery-operated and emits a frequency that electrically kills parasites, bacteria, viruses, molds and fungus. The current passes from hand holding zapper through bloodstream into every cell of body where it seeks out any organisms to destroy. While zapping does not harm healthy cells as current only kills pathogens present; its gentle use makes regular usage suitable even among healthy people.
Dependent upon its frequency and output strength, zappers can also use electromagnetic radiation to target parasites on other parts of the body such as eyelids, appendix, testes and inner ear bones for destruction of tapeworm stages, flukes or roundworms.
Clark created her original zapper as a small box containing components to produce low voltage square waves (dual polarity 5V with DC component of 2.5V) at 30kHz frequency. Anyone can make one at home using $20 worth of Radio Shack parts and her easy instructions, using two copper handles or electrodes which they hold during treatments and place on various parts of their bodies using 9-volt batteries as power source.
Zapping typically produces no sensation other than a slight tingle in muscles; however, for people suffering from conditions like fibromyalgia or rheumatoid arthritis it may cause significant discomfort. To minimize discomfort the Zapper can also be used on feet or behind the head instead of hands to use instead.
The Zapper can be an extremely effective treatment option for treating chronic illnesses such as yeast infections, Lyme disease and chronic fatigue. Additionally, its use can reduce or eliminate symptoms caused by parasites like bloating and digestive distress. According to Clark, regular sessions of Zapping until you feel better may be beneficial; in some cases this may take just 7-minute sessions of Zapping; but for most patients full treatment cycles should be undertaken for maximum effectiveness.
What are the benefits of the Zapper?
The device, powered by nine-volt batteries, claims no side effects other than killing parasites and pathogens. Clark theorized that different pathogens would respond differently to different frequencies; hence the zapper could be programmed with various frequency settings to target specific types of parasites.
Many users of zappers report it has helped reduce symptoms associated with chronic disease, such as fatigue and digestive issues such as bloating and gas. Others experience increased energy and better sleep patterns as a result. Zappers are frequently part of larger detoxification regimens that include herbs like black walnut hull, wormwood and clove (known as Clark trio) taken at staggered doses over time; also in conjunction with diet changes to eliminate processed foods, additives or chemicals from your home environment.
Zappers can be purchased online or from natural health stores for under $20. The most effective models offer adjustable power levels and frequencies that target different kinds of parasites. Furthermore, these zappers are easy to use and allow the user to optimize effectiveness with simple adjustments made by them themselves for maximum effectiveness.
At the forefront of any successful zapper is proper grounding. Although many come equipped with wrist straps that provide adequate contact area and have low resistance (1 megohm), wrist straps have high resistance that may draw away most of your zapping voltage. An alligator clip may offer better contact area while simultaneously decreasing current leakage.
Clark’s detoxification protocol does not offer credible clinical evidence that the zapper or Clark’s detoxification protocol can treat or cure cancer, which leading medical institutions recognize as a multifaceted condition resulting from genetic mutations and other factors. Yet it remains popular with some patients who believe the zapper can reduce symptoms and enhance quality of life; others claim its use has helped recover from chronic diseases like fibromyalgia or arthritis.
What are the disadvantages of the Zapper?
Hulda Clark proposed in her book “The Cure for All Diseases” an electronic parasite cleansing protocol utilizing the Zapper device, emitting low frequency electrical currents which Clark claimed could eliminate parasites, bacteria, viruses and fungi without harming healthy cells or worsening other medical conditions like asthma, rheumatoid arthritis or chronic sinusitis symptoms.
The Zapper was designed to work best when combined with herbs and other natural remedies in order to maximize its effectiveness in treating parasites and pathogens. Antiparasitic herbs can help rid intestines of any harmful organisms left after destruction by the Zapper; other natural supplements can assist the body’s detoxification processes as well as restore balance to microbiomes after parasite removal.
Although zappers can be an effective means of killing parasites, they should only be used on areas covered by clothing or skin and should only be used at high frequencies to avoid damage to internal organs. Therefore, only use them on areas of skin or clothing where necessary.
Additionally, the Zapper should not be used on children or pregnant women as its frequency could interfere with cardiac pacemakers and there is no scientific proof it can actually treat any disease; its sole clinical study conducted to date was in 1995 as part of a pilot project with significant methodological limitations.
Advanced zappers can be programmed to emit frequencies that target specific pathogens. This technology works based on bioresonance theory, which states that all living organisms, including parasites and pathogens, vibrate at their own individual frequency. Advocates of this theory claim certain diseases can be tied directly to specific parasites – for instance eczema could be associated with Ascaris; epileptic seizures could be due to Eurytrema pancreaticum while schizophrenia could be related to Strongyloides.
Therefore, when using a zapper it is important to follow all instructions precisely. Manufacturers may suggest wearing gloves during treatment sessions but this isn’t essential. Some users have found success using higher voltage than the standard 9V power source – most zappers contain a 555 timer chip which can be modified so it operates on up to 15V; wires connecting it directly with batteries can easily be changed to accommodate this higher voltage, allowing individuals to experiment with various DC square wave frequencies which may prove more effective than 30 KHz frequency.