Hunter 4025 NLS diagnostic analyzer is an advanced nonlinear system (NLS) diagnostic analyzer offering comprehensive body analysis and healing capabilities. With its superior accuracy and sleek functionality, it makes this analyzer ideal for holistic practitioners and wellness centers.
The NLS scans electromagnetic waves produced by human bodies and decodes them into information that can provide approximate predictions for future health dynamics. The information scanned is then compared against an expansive database.
Product Description
The Hunter 4025 NLS Health Body Analyzer provides accurate and precise analysis of human organs and tissues. It works through amplifying signals generated from disintegrating meta-stable structures triggered by non-invasive trigger sensors before being converted to digital sequences for analysis. Intelligent functionalities offered include Bacterial research, Litotherapy, Entropy analysis, IRIS examination Meridian testing food analysis allergen detection Fungus identification Worm scanning providing rapid research speed enhanced accuracy remedial insights delivering superior performance for superior performance results.
Product Features
Operating on the principle of amplifying initiating signals generated from disintegrating meta-stable structures stimulated by external electromagnetic fields, this device allows non-invasive diagnosis of organ and tissue conditions for possible therapeutic insights.
Time-saving comprehensive full body analysis to accelerate research and reduce repetitive tests. Automated functionalities including 3D-torsion scanning and meridien testing increase efficiency and usability, elevating usability while high-level accuracy ensures precise health evaluations – increase reliability with the Hunter 4025 nls!
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The Hunter is a professional device that offers health analysis and therapy sessions simultaneously. Its many features help save time, such as full body testing and meridan analysis. Furthermore, its intuitive software makes navigation simple with detailed tooltips for improved usability.
This device combines two non-invasive techniques for scanning human bodies – bioresonance and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). It operates by amplifying initiating signals generated from disintegrating meta-stable structures induced by external electromagnetic fields; they are collected non-invasively via trigger sensors before being digitalized and decoded using unique medical software that comes included with the device.
At a diagnostic session, information gleaned from electromagnetic waves emitted by organs under study is read, processed, and displayed on a computer screen as three dimensional models with colored organs and tissues to assess character, origins and degree of pathology as well as predict future health dynamics.
This software features an array of health and wellness tests, such as bacteria detection, entropy analysis, food analysis, muscle function assessment, parasite identification and fungus scanning. Furthermore, The Hunter can detect any imbalance at a cellular level to enable doctors to pinpoint root causes and potential solutions to patient health concerns.
As you read Hulda Clark’s books or research her health protocols, you may come across something she recommends using called a “zapper.” Essentially a small electronic device which generates frequency signals which transmit them directly into two copper handles or electrodes held in your hands by Hulda Clark herself.
What is a zapper?
A “zapper” is an electronic device that emits low frequency waves to cleanse and kill parasites in the body, running on a 9v battery and safe for home use. Commonly referred to as a “zapper,” Hulda Clark first designed this controversial alternative health practitioner device as part of her health practice, with claims it could cure many diseases.
The Zapper emits low-frequency waves to effectively target parasites, bacteria, and viruses while simultaneously switching positive ions into negative ones to help balance out body chemistry. Easy to use without special training or biological knowledge required – though we recommend users wear gloves when operating it!
In addition to killing parasites, zappers are known for killing mosquitoes that transmit West Nile virus and other illnesses, thus controlling mosquito populations outside homes or businesses. You can purchase this device at many hardware stores at very reasonable costs.
A zapper can be purchased as a box, featuring two copper electrodes users can grasp with both hands. They are connected to a power source through a wire that runs along the bottom of the box; additionally, this wire connects with an oscilloscope and voltmeter that display electronic output of the device.
A zapper may seem straightforward to operate, but its misuse can result in considerable damage. The key step when using one of these devices is making sure it’s not touching metals such as jewelry or watches – this will prevent shocks or shorting out, and is also important when cleaning electrodes before and after every use.
Benefits of zapper therapy
Migraines are a widespread condition affecting millions of people worldwide, yet according to a US study they can often be prevented by holding an electronic device called a “zapper” against the back of your head. According to researchers this device works by sending pulses of low-level electric current through your brain – similar to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), used extensively in brain research with proven safety standards.
Hulda Clark, an alternative medicine practitioner who claimed her invention could cure multiple illnesses by eliminating parasites and toxins in the body, created the Zapper as an alternative health device in 1998. Unfortunately, Clark died without providing any empirical proof to back up her claims.
A zapper also offers quick and effective relief from skin blemishes quickly and effortlessly, through electrocoagulation – a technique in which a small current precisely heats the area affected, creating reddening that later forms into scabbing; eventually this all goes away after 7-14 days, as this treatment does not penetrate or puncture skin piercing – though prior to beginning any treatment consultation will take place to assess your situation and see whether this procedure could help.
How to use zapper therapy
During treatment, a device called a “zapper” is utilized to safely and painlessly eradicate skin blemishes. Electrocoagulation utilizes small currents that heat specific areas on a blemish’s surface in order to cause shrinkage and disappearance – an ineffective yet painless procedure requiring no anesthetics for complete success.
Hulda Clark, an alternative health practitioner and self-professed “zapper” inventor, claimed her invention could cure many diseases by eliminating parasites and toxins from the body. It consists of an electronic circuit with two copper handles or electrodes which the user holds or places on different parts of their body to operate it.
The Zapper works by emitting low-frequency electrical current pulses into the body, safely awakening immune systems and killing parasites while also reversing diseased tissue’s polarity, thus killing viruses, bacteria and fungi that might otherwise thrive there. Furthermore, negative ions introduced into your system help heal delicate tissues more effectively than traditional remedies alone.
Cost of zapper therapy
Before beginning any therapy session, an initial consultation and price agreement is established. At this appointment, your practitioner will ask questions and assess any areas that bother you in order to determine whether they can be successfully treated by using a zapper device.
Whoever has read Hulda Clark’s books or research will know that she relied upon an electronic frequency device known as a “zapper” as part of her holistic protocol. The VariZapper has been designed around Dr Clark’s preferred technology and improved over the years to meet her exacting specifications.
Biophoton therapy works to complement the natural processes already taking place within your cells and restore their self-healing potential.
Studies indicate that these weak light emissions possess high coherence, suggesting they serve as an ultrafast communication network between cells. Biophotons may originate in mitochondria – the power plants within cells – producing them and transmitting information quickly between them.
Ultraviolet Light Therapy
Ultraviolet light therapy, also known as phototherapy or UVB treatment, can be an effective remedy for chronic skin conditions like psoriasis as well as conditions like vitiligo, mycosis fungoides (a type of skin lymphoma), acne and certain forms of dermatitis. UV light therapy reduces inflammation while slowing excessive skin cell growth to speed the healing process – usually using small boxes that don’t burn the skin with controlled doses of ultraviolet light; patients typically require 20-30 treatments to see desired results.
Baylor Medicine offers two forms of phototherapy, narrowband UVB and PUVA (Psoralen plus UVA). The former utilizes special wavelengths that don’t cause sunburn and can be used to treat inflammation-based skin conditions; its effectiveness has even been demonstrated in treating cutaneous T-cell lymphomas; some patients even experiencing complete remission following therapy.
Photopheresis is another powerful approach to phototherapy that utilizes extracorporeal photopheresis. Here, blood is drawn into an apheresis machine, then exposed to ultraviolet light while being infused with 8-methoxypsoralen (8-MOP), sensitizing immune cells against UVB radiation while still leaving healthy skin unaffected. 8-MOP sensitizes immune cells against DNA damage caused by UVB light exposure while at the same time killing cancerous cells while leaving healthy skin alone untouched by UVA light treatment alone.
Researchers at IFSC-USP have developed a new biophotonic technique that uses two steps to eliminate viral and bacterial contaminants found in organs destined for transplant. Led by Dr. Cristina Kurachi, their team created the new technique.
At this stage, scientists create the liquid in which donor organs circulate by creating a perfusion pump. After adding molecules activated with red light at 660 nanometers wavelength irradiation that attack viruses and bacteria, oxygen molecules become oxidized which kills these microorganisms. Finally, ultraviolet irradiation with wavelength 254 nanometers decontaminates this circulated liquid before using ultraviolet irradiation of 254 nanometers wavelength to disinfect it further.
Biphotonic Blood Therapy
Biophotonics, an innovative combination of biology, medicine, and photonics technology, is poised to transform multiple scientific and medical fields. By employing light to analyze biological materials, this emerging discipline could revolutionize research, diagnosis, treatment, including laser medicine – its enormous potential was on display at the recent ICOB 2024 conference. However, translating innovations like these into market-ready applications and products remains a considerable challenge and involves strategic investments, cross-disciplinary collaboration, regulatory agency engagement as well as understanding unmet clinical needs.
Scientists are becoming more and more intrigued with biophotons’ role in mental health, specifically depression and anxiety disorders. Both conditions are linked to oxidative stress – when harmful reactive oxygen species overwhelm natural antioxidant defenses – with brain cells being the main source. Researchers are discovering that brain cells release large numbers of biophotons during neural activity which correlate with patterns of brain waves. It is believed that biophotons could help restore equilibrium to both mind and body by decreasing oxidative stress while stimulating immune system function and increasing positive mental wellbeing.
Biophotonic development also holds great promise when used to eradicate bacteria, viruses and fungal infections. A team at IFSC-USP led by physicists Bagnato and Kurachi recently utilized strong biophotonic fields to rapidly reduce bacteria from lung cancer patient blood samples taken for transplantation purposes; their work showed reductions of bacteria that may improve transplant outcomes significantly.
Research suggests that biophotonics could also prove effective at protecting surgical patients against infection during procedures, by injecting their bodies with solutions containing high concentrations of antimicrobial agents.
These agents are administered using a liquid formulation injected subcutaneously via small catheter. This solution contains trace minerals from the ocean to promote healing. Treatment takes place in clinic and typically 3-5 treatments are needed before patients report better sleep, emotional well-being and improved functioning after the treatments have taken effect. Furthermore, no adverse side effects were experienced by any individuals receiving treatments.
BiOcean Therapy
BiOcean Therapy is a biophotonic therapy which uses energy and cybernetic support to assist natural processes that occur throughout every cell of the body. The BiOcean Therapy relies on the knowledge that certain body areas emit photons of light energy; strengthening this natural source so as to facilitate self-healing abilities of patients and foster self-healing capabilities.
BioPhotons are released by all living organisms and can be detected using sophisticated devices. They serve as messengers between cells, and influence various physiological functions. Recent research has also linked mental health disorders with disrupted biophoton production or organization; this may be caused by mitochondria, which produce energy, emitting photons during normal functioning processes.
Ultraviolet light therapy combines ultraviolet radiation with a mixture of the animal’s heparinized blood and BiOcean, which contains trace minerals found at the bottom of the ocean, in order to strengthen their immune systems. This mixture is then exposed to UV light in a crystal cuvette where its radiation causes direct destruction of bacteria and viruses as well as photosensitization effects on oxygen molecules found within viruses, thus decontaminating organs that will be transplanted with increased chances of successful transplants.
Biophotonic therapy has an expansive application in treating both animals and humans for a wide variety of diseases, from soft tissue injuries to blood flow improvement and lymphatic drainage enhancement. Furthermore, this therapy has proven its worth in treating chronic skin diseases, digestive issues, rheumatism and varicose veins – as well as migraines, gynecological issues, hair loss and migraine headaches.
Ozone Therapy
Ozone therapy is a process in which oxygen is introduced into the bloodstream of patients to stimulate natural healing processes and help lower oxidative stress levels that contribute to premature aging and chronic illness. Furthermore, this therapy also activates stem cells responsible for repairing damaged tissue and creating new cells; making this therapy especially beneficial for those suffering from autoimmune diseases, chronic pain conditions or musculoskeletal ailments.
Ozone therapy often begins to produce visible benefits within days or weeks, including increased energy, enhanced mental clarity, and an overall sense of well-being. While initial effects vary from person to person, most can be attributed to enhanced circulation, oxygenation and detoxification processes.
Ozone helps the body produce natural antioxidants that fight free radical damage and inflammation, helping prevent cardiovascular disease, neurodegeneration, arthritis and chronic degenerative conditions.
Ozone therapy not only augments the body’s natural healing processes, but it can also strengthen immunity, helping patients fight infections and allergies more effectively. Furthermore, it may reduce symptoms related to certain inflammatory conditions, such as fibromyalgia and chronic plantar fasciitis.
Ozone therapy can have long-term positive results for many individuals, lasting weeks or months in some cases. The cumulative nature of its effects means they accumulate over time. Many also find their results are sustained if consistent treatments are received over an extended period.
Topical ozone therapy can be an effective means of treating localized infections or wounds that are inaccessible through blood circulation, while it’s also an excellent treatment option for treating skin inflammations like acne and psoriasis.
People interested in ozone therapy can contact Clinic 5C to arrange for a session or incorporate it as part of their personalized care plan. We recommend staying hydrated after every treatment session and avoiding smoking and alcohol which can interfere with detoxification processes in the body. It is also beneficial to consume foods rich in antioxidants like berries, leafy green vegetables and nuts which support our bodies natural ability to fight oxidative stress and promote healing.
Oak is an essential ingredient in modern natural medicine, offering relief for various illnesses with its powerful components.
Oak bark tea may provide relief for acute diarrhea. Oak bark contains substances which bind tissue swelling and reduce bleeding. Test-tube experiments indicate it could also act as an expectorant, helping people cough up phlegm faster.
Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids, or ananal hemorrhage, is the result of swollen blood vessels in the anal area that become inflamed and cause pain and itching, particularly around the anal opening (hole where waste passes out). Hemorrhoids are extremely common; most typically they heal on their own but if your symptoms or persistent issues become severe or persist you may require treatment to alleviate symptoms or keep problems under control.
Hemorrhoid treatments center around altering lifestyle habits to prevent further attacks of hemorrhoids, such as eating more fiber-rich food and sitting for less time; anal protection should also be used during bowel movements for added safety. Your healthcare provider may suggest stool softeners and laxatives to ease pressure off of hemorrhoids.
If you have severe hemorrhoids, your healthcare provider may prescribe medicine that reduces blood vessel density in the affected area. You can take this either orally or directly apply it. In addition, they may perform procedures to shrink or eliminate hemorrhoids; some options include rubber band ligation – where an elastic band placed inside of your rectum cuts off circulation directly to a hemorrhoid; sclerotherapy involves injecting chemicals directly into blood vessels to shrink them; or electrical coagulation where a special device sends electric current through them and burn them off.
Oak bark tannins serve as astringents, tightening body tissues and drying out sores while inhibiting the release of inflammatory compounds (2).
Women tend to develop hemorrhoids more frequently than men do. Most often they arise during gestation and birth when the fetus puts pressure on their anal veins; they can also result from low-fiber diets or lifestyle factors like sitting still for too long, straining during bowel movements and stress related.
Hemorrhoids often manifest themselves in bright red blood spots on toilet paper or the toilet bowl, with itching in the anal area being common as well. Hemorrhoids may form from swollen blood vessels in either anus and lower rectum (internal), or under skin near anal opening (external). At times an internal hemorrhoid may prolapse out through its entrance – known as a prolapsed hemorrhoid.
Mouth and throat
Oak trees are more than impressive symbols of strength and resilience; they also contain potency healing powers. Their bark, leaves and even acorns were seen as lifesavers in times before chemical medicine could help. From treating fever, diarrhea and skin issues to relieving symptoms associated with gout; oak bark decoctions were used as treatments to restore natural balances.
Oak bark is known to possess astringent properties, which help reduce tissue swelling and stop bleeding. Furthermore, oak bark contains an ingredient called ellagitannin that acts as an expectorant; helping the body cough up excess mucus. Oak leaves and acorns have also been reported as possessing anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, hepatoprotective and antidiabetic effects.
Oak bark’s natural astringent properties make it an effective natural treatment for conditions such as excessive catarrh, mouth sores and hemorrhoids. Furthermore, it has also been found effective against asthmatic coughing episodes and bronchitis symptoms. Oak bark is also often recommended as an effective remedy against joint and muscle discomfort – often being applied topically as warm wraps or added directly to bath water to relax stiff joints and muscles.
Scientists don’t yet have scientific proof for many uses of oak in medicine, however test-tube studies indicate its potential use for treating kidney stones by relieving pain and slowing their formation, while powdered galls from Quercus infectoria trees have long been thought effective at helping restore elasticity to uteruses. Furthermore, recent research indicates oak tannins might possess cancer-preventive properties; yet further double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trials need to take place first before any definitive conclusions can be drawn.
Fever
Oak bark has long been recognized for its medicinal uses in natural medicine, dating back to antiquity where it was often employed to treat fever, diarrhea and wounds. Modern herbalists continue using oak bark today as it remains effective against inflammation while supporting immunity in many conditions.
Fever as part of an integrative healthcare approach is often seen as a signal from your body that it is fighting an infection, while natural therapies are designed to strengthen these defenses rather than suppress fever. A physician should always be consulted for an accurate diagnosis of any infection.
If the source of your fever remains unknown, your provider may suggest blood tests, CT scans or MRIs as well as collecting sweat samples from you. They may even inject you with harmless radioactive materials which travel directly to infected cells and show up on an X-ray or CT scan.
As well as treating any infections, natural remedies that help reduce fever may include sarsaparilla (Smilax spp) and fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum). Both are powerful blood purifiers with anti-inflammatory properties which may help balance chronic or cyclical inflammatory states and contribute to decreasing fever in these cases.
Wounds can be an extremely serious health concern when left untreated properly. To minimize risks associated with wounds, the most important thing is to clean it gently and cover it, in addition to eating a balanced diet and getting adequate rest.
Human bodies possess incredible self-healing powers; however, sometimes this process is interrupted by external conditions.
Coconut oil
Both humans and pets are susceptible to scrapes, cuts, burns and other skin injuries that require treatment at home. Although most minor injuries are not life-threatening, if left unattended they could develop into infected wounds which require healing at once – coconut oil provides an effective, natural and safe solution that has antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties as well as moisturizing the skin for faster recovery time and healing purposes.
Coconut oil’s main component, lauric acid, boasts powerful antimicrobial properties that have also been shown to alleviate symptoms related to inflammation such as psoriasis and contact dermatitis. Capric acid also contributes to its antimicrobial qualities by killing off bacteria that could potentially cause infections in humans and animals alike.
Coconut oil has long been known for its moisturizing effects on both skin and hair, reducing scars significantly while speeding wound healing processes via increased collagen production.
Note that research on the health benefits of coconut oil relies mainly on animal and test tube studies; however, some human trials support its claims. Before beginning treatment with any medicinal product such as coconut oil, you should always consult a healthcare provider first.
Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) is the ideal product to treat skin issues because it not only is more pure but also contains more antioxidants that may prevent oxidation and inflammation that leads to disease.
When applying VCO to the skin, it’s best to massage it between your fingers so it warms up and is easier to spread evenly across the area. Once applied, cover the wound with bandages or gauze pieces as protection from infection; ensure to use a sterile solution beforehand for cleaning wounds to ensure trapping of bacteria does not occur and use a sterile bandage when covering deeper cuts or surgical incisions so proper healing occurs.
Aloe vera
Aloe vera has long been recognized for its ability to heal skin wounds. Alexander the Great relied upon this plant’s power for treating his wounded soldiers; modern studies suggest its application for treating many different injuries. Aloe vera can be found as an ingredient in many skin creams and lotions; however, before making a decision based on aloe vera alone. Consult with your healthcare provider first.
Aloe vera contains several compounds which have been shown to enhance skin cells’ health and decrease their vulnerability to infection, thanks to anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antiviral properties found in its composition. Aloe vera’s use may also help retain moisture levels in skin tissues and prevent ulcers; additional benefits include aiding moisture retention. It can even aid in keeping ulcers away. Aloe vera may serve as an additional therapy alongside traditional approaches in treating burn wounds, postoperative wounds, genital herpes infections and cracked nipples among other conditions.
Cochrane review findings revealed that aloe vera can promote wound healing and decrease pain for patients suffering acute and chronic wounds. Aloe can be consumed orally as gel, liquid or topical application and used directly on skin for minor cuts/scrapes/burns/dermatitis; also beneficial in treating sprains/strains.
The Cochrane review included seven trials that evaluated aloe vera as an alternative treatment option for acute and chronic wounds, such as Thamlikitkul 1991 and Khorasani 2009. Two used an aloe-based mucilage, while four employed aloe gel dressing (Akhtar 1996, Eshghi 2010, Phillips 1995 and Schmidt 1991) at high or moderate risk of bias.
Researchers concluded that aloe vera gel was equal to contemporary products such as 1% SSD cream for healing partial-thickness burns. It reduced pain, depth, size, edema and necrotic tissue accumulation while simultaneously decreasing exudate and necrosis tissue build-up. More research should be conducted into its effects on other kinds of wounds; moreover there are concerns over research quality such as lack of data regarding adverse events.
Turmeric
As demand for natural wound care increases, researchers are exploring new strategies to help people heal faster – particularly from severe wounds caused by trauma or surgery. Severe wounds place an enormous strain on healthcare systems and may present serious complications for patients. One promising natural treatment option for severe wounds may be turmeric which has been used for centuries to accelerate healing processes by both cleansing wounds and stimulating them during healing processes.
Curcumin, an antioxidant found in the root of turmeric plants, is an effective anti-inflammatory that can significantly decrease inflammation and speed healing time. Furthermore, turmeric promotes healthy tissue development while inhibiting tumor growth – so applying turmeric paste twice daily to your wounds could be the perfect way to use turmeric effectively as wound care treatment.
Curcumin supplements can also provide many of the same health benefits. But take caution if taking these pills if you suffer from hormone-sensitive conditions like uterine fibroids or cysts; turmeric compounds might act like estrogen and make your symptoms worse.
Garlic is another plant that can assist with wound healing: allicin has antimicrobial properties that help prevent infections in wounds from forming while also stimulating collagen production and decreasing inflammation. Furthermore, garlic can be applied directly onto burn wounds for effective burn care treatment.
Turmeric, an East Indian plant used as a spice and the primary component in curry dishes, has also been extensively researched for potential health benefits, including prevention and treatment of certain diseases. Turmeric’s active compounds known as curcuminoids include turmerone oil, demethoxycurcumin, bisdemethoxycurcumin, and cyclocurcumin; studies have also demonstrated their anti-heart disease and Alzheimer’s protective qualities.
Honey
Honey is an effective natural antibacterial and antioxidant, making it the ideal treatment for wound care. Studies have demonstrated its ability to promote skin healing and speed wound closure as well as reduce scarring. Honey contains various other beneficial substances including phenolic acids and enzymes; however, not all varieties possess equal levels of antibacterial activity; its phenolic compounds play an integral part in this regard but osmotic effect also draws moisture out of bacteria cells and hinders their proliferation.
Honey has been proven to be effective against various wound types and conditions, from burns to deep abrasions, even being used as an adjunct in treating pressure sores. While Manuka honey is most widely-used, research shows that other varieties can also prove effective.
Honey may possess antibacterial properties due to its acidic pH, which triggers vascular cells to release oxygen and increases offloading from hemoglobin in capillaries, helping wounds heal faster. Honey also stimulates production of growth factors that increase epithelial cell proliferation and angiogenesis while simultaneously decreasing inflammation and preventing oxidative stress, both which have been linked to chronic wounds or skin conditions.
Some individuals have reported allergic reactions when applying honey directly to their skin. If this happens to you, make sure the affected area is thoroughly cleansed before visiting a physician for care. Also recommended are using sterile applicators with cotton tips when applying honey directly onto the skin.
Honey has many antibacterial properties due to the hydrogen peroxide it emits, which when diluted can still stop wound-infecting bacteria from multiplying. Furthermore, some honey varieties contain plant-derived antibacterial compounds called phenolics with various levels of activity against microbes – these act as critical modulators of honey’s antimicrobial action with some species such as Leptospermum showing higher levels of such activity than others.
