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Hulda Clark, an alternative health practitioner renowned for her Zapper device, claimed it could effectively treat many diseases by killing parasites and flushing out toxins from the body. Clark employed a positive offset electrical signal with 30kHz frequency at less than 9V voltage to treat subjects; this present invention found that other frequencies, voltage levels, or variables can achieve the same result.<\/p>\n
Hulda Clark claims the Zapper is a low-voltage device which generates pulsed direct current that kills parasites such as worms and bacteria in humans. Powered by a 9V battery, its circuit includes the 555 timer IC, NPN transistor, resistors and two copper handles which the user holds while using treatment.<\/p>\n
Clark claims his circuit emits a positive offset square wave of DC current at 30kHz with an effective frequency against various pathogens such as viruses and bacteria, but states it will not harm healthy tissue; only those responsible for disease will be targeted.<\/p>\n
Clark provides clear instructions for building a zapper using $20 worth of Radio Shack parts, no soldering or electronics experience is required, but her schematic is incorrect and one capacitor has an incorrect value.<\/p>\n
As it is imperative that the battery does not become shorted during construction of a zapper, its terminals should be covered with tape prior to starting assembly. A battery connector with two wires coming off it (5 pack available at Radio Shack for around $1) could also help avoid shorting out. For safety, tape should also be applied over any wire ends rather than making connections directly to the battery itself.<\/p>\n
Some zapper users have experimented with lower frequencies than 30 kHz in an attempt to penetrate more deeply into body cells. Others follow Wilhelm Reich’s philosophy that pathogens form when cells die.<\/p>\n
Builders of their own zappers should consider adding an output checker – a separate circuit consisting of a zener diode and standard diode attached to board standoffs protruding from the back of the case – as an output tester before using their creation; many electronics repair shops provide this testing service at no cost or for a nominal fee.<\/p>\n
Hulda Clark was an alternative health practitioner who was widely known for her use of an electronic device called the Zapper to treat various illnesses. It produces low-voltage square wave pulses with a frequency of 30kHz generated from its components: 555 timer IC, NPN transistor, resistors and capacitors. A 39k resistor at R5 is used to maintain positive output offset.<\/p>\n
Original zappers offer voltage outputs below 9V, enough to cause some tingling sensation upon electrode contact with skin but insufficient to effectively destroy pathogens.<\/p>\n
This invention seeks to increase the voltage of a zapper by employing a microcontroller and voltage regulator to do so. A PIC16F877A microcontroller is programmed to vary its output voltage based on weight input from load cell sensor while an AD620 instrumentation amplifier acts as a voltage regulator.<\/p>\n
Dr. Hulda Clark provided directions for her device that enabled it to zap without using copper handles, using what is called the Zappicator chair. This chair comprises of a 1000Hz low frequency zapper connected to a North Pole Speaker via its positive (+) output connected directly to its (+) tab, creating a radio antenna connection enabling frequency waves to pass through it and radiate out in all directions from it, creating an energy field several feet around its base.<\/p>\n
Original Zapper Circuit Components include a 555 timer IC, along with various resistors and capacitors. Its frequency can range between 10Hz to 500kHz; output must always be all positive with at least 1\/4V positive offset – R5 holds this in check!<\/p>\n
While many might view it as unnecessary, the question remains of what the correct response to be. An apparatus for treating pathogens and disabling pathogens in human subjects or body fluid or synthetic fluid includes at least two pairs of conductive electrodes that connect to physically separated points on said subject or contact two built-in conductors connected to vessel holding said body fluid or synthetic fluid; at least one electrical signal generator circuitry that produces an oscillatory electrical signal with specified single frequency, waveform, electricity currents, voltage output. The device also includes at least one component that stores predesigned treatment programs and is battery powered; small enough for wearability as a watch or incorporation into other equipment, systems, or structures that can provide treatment\/cleansing waveforms.<\/p>\n
The Zapper is designed to send out a pulse of energy every three seconds from its 555 Timer, at an output frequency that matches up with that output from a multimeter with a frequency Hz setting. However, you may wish to experiment with different frequencies by altering its 4.7k (yellow-violet-red-gold) resistor on pin 6-7 of the Timer; then use your multimeter’s frequency setting to test output frequency output.<\/p>\n
To achieve optimal results, utilize a North Pole Speaker with an exposed magnet ring on its back – this will enable zapper to pull a field of energy several feet away from speaker. However, ordinary two inch four or eight ohm speakers also work; just be sure that there is no metal within either speaker that could alter its magnetic polarity from north to south and prevent zapper from working effectively.<\/p>\n
Before using the zapper, it must be securely attached to your wrist with its two electrodes positioned so they touch areas where radial and ulnar arteries pass beneath the skin – this is an optimal location to treat various illnesses and diseases. Once attached, select how long of a treatment session you would like before pressing start on the button to get going with treatment sessions.<\/p>\n