Parasite Zapper
What is a parasite zapper?
A parasite zapper is a device designed to kill parasites, bacteria, viruses and fungus by passing an electric current through the body and killing parasites on contact. The device was invented by Dr. Hulda Clark – an esteemed naturopathic doctor and alternative medicine practitioner who claims that her parasite zapper device can cure many chronic diseases.
The Zapper uses copper handholds to deliver low-voltage electricity into the body. It then travels through blood vessels and tissue, striking parasites, bacteria, viruses, fungi, or any other harmful organisms and causing them to burst or die, thought to improve health by ridding yourself of symptoms caused by these organisms.
Many people claim that zapping regularly helps with digestion, bowel issues, allergies and other symptoms; however, its efficacy largely depends on an individual’s use. Ideally, the zapper should be part of an overall detoxification program including regular parasite cleanses and herbal supplements.
Most zappers use frequencies between 10Hz and 500KHz for maximum effectiveness in killing parasites, with adjustable voltage and pulse rates to meet individual needs.
Zapping can quickly rid the body of viruses and bacteria in three minutes; tapeworm stages and flukes, five minutes; mites seven. After an initial seven-minute zapping session is followed by an intermission to allow dying parasites to release bacteria and viruses into the system which then are eradicated through another seven-minute zapping session.
People have reported that regularly zapping for an hour or more each day for at least a month has helped them get better. Reports even exist of very sick individuals taking nonstop zapping sessions until they become healthy again. It should be noted, though, that zapping should not replace other medical treatments such as antiparasitic drugs; only an experienced naturopathic practitioner can recommend appropriate solutions to each individual patient.
How does a parasite zapper work?
The Zapper is an electronic device which claims to kill parasites, bacteria and viruses with electrical energy without harming human tissue. Based on Hulda Clark’s theory of alternative health practice that many diseases were caused by toxic build-up within our bodies; she stated that by eliminating pathogens through elimination the Zapper would cure illness and disease.
A basic zapper is a battery-powered circuit that produces low voltage square waves at 30 kHz frequency. The basic design consists of a 9-volt battery, pulse generator and two copper handles or electrodes for users to hold onto while using. According to its proponents, its effectiveness lies in its “positive offset” design where voltage continuously rises and falls without ever dropping below zero volts; proponents believe that this alternating pattern disrupts microorganism resonant frequencies within your body, disrupting microorganism’s resonance frequencies resonant frequencies and disrupting their resonance frequencies which cause them harm in body as they say.
Advanced versions of zappers allow users to choose specific frequencies targeting pathogens. These frequencies come from the work of Royal Rife, an American scientist who developed frequency-generating machines during the 1920s and 30s. According to proponents of the zapper, Rife’s work revealed that all living organisms, including parasites, broadcast their own unique range of electromagnetic frequencies which zappers can target within the body to disrupt or eradicate their survival or reproduction capabilities.
Utilizing the zapper as intended should eliminate parasites, viruses, bacteria and yeast infections from your body. However, its effectiveness cannot be verified scientifically due to significant methodological limitations within a 1995 pilot study and anecdotal case reports that have come forward over time.
The Zapper represents an intriguing hypothesis about how electrical signals might selectively target pathogens. Although biological systems do respond to electrical stimulation, despite claims made by proponents of Zappers–that a square wave at any frequency will kill virtually every pathogen without harming human tissues–remain unproven.
What are the disadvantages of using a parasite zapper?
Hulda Clark, a naturopathic doctor and the author of The Cure for All Diseases, claimed parasites were at the core of most chronic illnesses and that electric current could kill them through her simple device known as a Zapper, consisting of a 9-volt battery, pulse generator circuit and copper handles or electrodes which could be held by hand or placed on different parts of the body by users for treatment.
Clark was convinced that her zapper could treat various conditions, such as AIDS, cancer and herpes. Additionally, it supposedly removed toxic metals from the body as well as healing terminally ill individuals. While no scientific proof substantiates Clark’s claims, many who have tried using one have reported positive outcomes – some reportedly feeling more energetic while others experienced reduced digestive issues like gas or bloat after using their device.
A zapper uses low-voltage electrical impulses that travel through tissues and blood vessels in the body to kill bacteria, viruses, parasites, molds and fungi. According to Clark’s estimates, tapeworm stages can be eliminated within three minutes while flukes and mites take five minutes and bacteria, molds and fungi seven. Each copper electrode passes an electrical current through its metal handle that strikes parasites located near where you want it zapped.
Though zappers can kill parasites effectively, it’s essential that they be used correctly. They should never be placed directly over eyes, appendix, testes or inner ear bones – nor used on children or pregnant women.
Before beginning to zap, users are advised to complete Dr. Clark’s Liver Cleanse program in order to rid their body of toxins that will be released through zapping. Furthermore, wearing grounded clothing or plastic wrap over hands and feet when using zapper will prevent accidental discharge of electricity into skin tissues.