Hulda Regehr Clark (1928-209) was a biophysicist and naturopath who believed chronic illness to be caused by parasites or toxins, creating the Zapper to neutralize these organisms.
The Zapper is a low-voltage electronic device with copper handles that is held by its user and features a simple circuit made up of a 555 timer IC and other components.
What is a Zapper?
The Zapper is an effective device designed to rid the body of parasites and harmful organisms. It consists of a box housing a circuit board equipped with two copper handles or electrodes which the user holds between their hands or places on various parts of their body, then produces low voltage pulses using a 555 timer IC, an NPN transistor, resistors and capacitors to generate pulses that cleanse parasites away.
Hulda Regehr Clark was an alternative health practitioner who made headlines with claims that her zapper device could cure numerous diseases by killing parasites and organisms in the body – however there was limited scientific support to back this claim up.
How does a Zapper work?
Hulda Regehr Clark, an alternative health practitioner with controversial claims about its efficacy, created the Zapper. It’s composed of a 9-volt battery, pulse generator circuit (usually 555 timer IC), two copper electrode handles (called electrodes ), and housing made out of plastic or electrically grounded metal that may resemble lantern, cylinder, or cube shape – all connected by cables to form one unit.
