subject:"CS>zapper"

Re: CS>zapper address

2018-07-08 Thread MaryAnn Helland

:-D 

On Sunday, July 8, 2018 4:26 PM, Dan Nave  wrote:
 

 I have stardust in me...

On Sun, Jul 8, 2018 at 7:25 AM, Ron  wrote:

  Yeah but yours don't have 'stardust' in 'em.
 Ron ;-)
 
 On 7/7/2018 8:24 PM, Dan Nave wrote:
  
 I made several using Hulda Clark's original concept, a 9 volt square wave 
oscillator operating at about 30KHz.  You can look up a simple schematic design 
using a 555 timer and a few resistors and capacitors.  I used hand held 
electrodes, basically pieces of copper tubing.  I have had good results with 
this for several conditions, including prostatitis, vaginitis, shingles,  and 
mononucleosis ("mono"). 
 On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 8:35 AM, Harsha Godavari  wrote:
 
  Thanks for the information. Here is a URL for Wesley's book:
  <https://ia800209.us.archive.o rg/0/items/desideratumorel00we 
slgoog/desideratumorel00weslgo og.pdf>
  
  BTW I have one of the earlier zappers but did not find it very effective. The 
current price of the terminator-2  is close $200.00 in Canuck money and that's 
a bit pricey for joe_sixpack :-)

  - Original Message -
 From: Shirley Reed 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Fri, 06 Jul 2018 22:02:49 -0600 (MDT)
 Subject: CS>zapper address
  
   The website is http://www.worldwithoutpara sites.com  and the one I prefer 
is the Terminator 2.   Mr. Croft charges  134.00 dollars for that model, but he 
tells where to get his simplest version for 35 or so dollars.  Everyone can get 
a free copy of a  very short book published in 1749 by John Wesley, founder of 
the Methodist religion, telling things he saw with his own eyes regarding the 
use of primitive equipment.  The first 30 or so pages tell about their 
equipment.  If I could understand it I would try to use it, but I could study 
it for a month and still might not understand it.  Around  page 40 he starts 
telling the experiences.  He gives dates, places,name of patient, exactly what 
was wrong, what the treatment was, and gives the outcome.  He founded 2 to 4 
free clinics for the poor in London depending on th source of the info.  The 
name of the book is  Desideratum.  It means "necessary thing" in Latin.  It's 
in the public domain so you can get a free copy here and there. Or at 
abebooks.com  you can get a facsimile.  for about 8 dollars.  It's in 
Shakespear's english so be prepared.  As for the names of the illnesses, just 
ask for the definition and it will take you to an archaic medical dictionary 
and give the modern day equivaltent.   Only Jesus did better, imho.

Re: CS>zapper address

2018-07-08 Thread Dan Nave

I have stardust in me...


On Sun, Jul 8, 2018 at 7:25 AM, Ron  wrote:

> Yeah but yours don't have 'stardust' in 'em.
> Ron ;-)
>
>
> On 7/7/2018 8:24 PM, Dan Nave wrote:
>
> I made several using Hulda Clark's original concept, a 9 volt square wave
> oscillator operating at about 30KHz.  You can look up a simple schematic
> design using a 555 timer and a few resistors and capacitors.  I used hand
> held electrodes, basically pieces of copper tubing.  I have had good
> results with this for several conditions, including prostatitis, vaginitis,
> shingles,  and mononucleosis ("mono").
>
> On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 8:35 AM, Harsha Godavari 
> wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the information. Here is a URL for Wesley's book:
>> <https://ia800209.us.archive.org/0/items/desideratumorel00we
>> slgoog/desideratumorel00weslgoog.pdf>
>>
>> BTW I have one of the earlier zappers but did not find it very effective.
>> The current price of the terminator-2  is close $200.00 in Canuck money and
>> that's a bit pricey for joe_sixpack :-)
>>
>> - Original Message -
>> From: Shirley Reed 
>> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>> Sent: Fri, 06 Jul 2018 22:02:49 -0600 (MDT)
>> Subject: CS>zapper address
>>
>> The website is http://www.worldwithoutparasites.com  and the one I
>> prefer is the Terminator 2.   Mr. Croft charges  134.00 dollars for that
>> model, but he tells where to get his simplest version for 35 or so
>> dollars.  Everyone can get a free copy of a  very short book published in
>> 1749 by John Wesley, founder of the Methodist religion, telling things he
>> saw with his own eyes regarding the use of primitive equipment.  The first
>> 30 or so pages tell about their equipment.  If I could understand it I
>> would try to use it, but I could study it for a month and still might not
>> understand it.  Around  page 40 he starts telling the experiences.  He
>> gives dates, places,name of patient, exactly what was wrong, what the
>> treatment was, and gives the outcome.  He founded 2 to 4 free clinics for
>> the poor in London depending on th source of the info.  The name of the
>> book is  Desideratum.  It means "necessary thing" in Latin.  It's in the
>> public domain so you can get a free copy here and there. Or at
>> abebooks.com  you can get a facsimile.  for about 8 dollars.  It's in
>> Shakespear's english so be prepared.  As for the names of the illnesses,
>> just ask for the definition and it will take you to an archaic medical
>> dictionary and give the modern day equivaltent.   Only Jesus did better,
>> imho.
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Re: CS>zapper address

2018-07-08 Thread Ron


Yeah but yours don't have 'stardust' in 'em.
Ron ;-)

On 7/7/2018 8:24 PM, Dan Nave wrote:
I made several using Hulda Clark's original concept, a 9 volt square 
wave oscillator operating at about 30KHz.  You can look up a simple 
schematic design using a 555 timer and a few resistors and 
capacitors.  I used hand held electrodes, basically pieces of copper 
tubing.  I have had good results with this for several conditions, 
including prostatitis, vaginitis, shingles,  and mononucleosis ("mono").


On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 8:35 AM, Harsha Godavari <mailto:h.godav...@shaw.ca>> wrote:


Thanks for the information. Here is a URL for Wesley's book:

<https://ia800209.us.archive.org/0/items/desideratumorel00weslgoog/desideratumorel00weslgoog.pdf

<https://ia800209.us.archive.org/0/items/desideratumorel00weslgoog/desideratumorel00weslgoog.pdf>>

BTW I have one of the earlier zappers but did not find it very
effective. The current price of the terminator-2  is close $200.00
in Canuck money and that's a bit pricey for joe_sixpack :-)

- Original Message -
From: Shirley Reed mailto:directcurren...@yahoo.com>>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com <mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Fri, 06 Jul 2018 22:02:49 -0600 (MDT)
Subject: CS>zapper address

The website is http://www.worldwithoutparasites.com
<http://www.worldwithoutparasites.com> and the one I prefer is the
Terminator 2.   Mr. Croft charges  134.00 dollars for that model,
but he tells where to get his simplest version for 35 or so
dollars.  Everyone can get a free copy of a very short book
published in 1749 by John Wesley, founder of the Methodist
religion, telling things he saw with his own eyes regarding the
use of primitive equipment.  The first 30 or so pages tell about
their equipment.  If I could understand it I would try to use it,
but I could study it for a month and still might not understand
it. Around  page 40 he starts telling the experiences.  He gives
dates, places,name of patient, exactly what was wrong, what the
treatment was, and gives the outcome.  He founded 2 to 4 free
clinics for the poor in London depending on th source of the
info.  The name of the book is  Desideratum.  It means "necessary
thing" in Latin.  It's in the public domain so you can get a free
copy here and there. Or at abebooks.com <http://abebooks.com>  you
can get a facsimile.  for about 8 dollars.  It's in Shakespear's
english so be prepared.  As for the names of the illnesses, just
ask for the definition and it will take you to an archaic medical
dictionary and give the modern day equivaltent.   Only Jesus did
better, imho.

Re: CS>zapper address

2018-07-07 Thread Dan Nave

I made several using Hulda Clark's original concept, a 9 volt square wave
oscillator operating at about 30KHz.  You can look up a simple schematic
design using a 555 timer and a few resistors and capacitors.  I used hand
held electrodes, basically pieces of copper tubing.  I have had good
results with this for several conditions, including prostatitis, vaginitis,
shingles,  and mononucleosis ("mono").

On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 8:35 AM, Harsha Godavari  wrote:

> Thanks for the information. Here is a URL for Wesley's book:
> <https://ia800209.us.archive.org/0/items/desideratumorel00weslgoog/
> desideratumorel00weslgoog.pdf>
>
> BTW I have one of the earlier zappers but did not find it very effective.
> The current price of the terminator-2  is close $200.00 in Canuck money and
> that's a bit pricey for joe_sixpack :-)
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Shirley Reed 
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Sent: Fri, 06 Jul 2018 22:02:49 -0600 (MDT)
> Subject: CS>zapper address
>
> The website is http://www.worldwithoutparasites.com  and the one I prefer
> is the Terminator 2.   Mr. Croft charges  134.00 dollars for that model,
> but he tells where to get his simplest version for 35 or so dollars.
> Everyone can get a free copy of a  very short book published in 1749 by
> John Wesley, founder of the Methodist religion, telling things he saw with
> his own eyes regarding the use of primitive equipment.  The first 30 or so
> pages tell about their equipment.  If I could understand it I would try to
> use it, but I could study it for a month and still might not understand
> it.  Around  page 40 he starts telling the experiences.  He gives dates,
> places,name of patient, exactly what was wrong, what the treatment was, and
> gives the outcome.  He founded 2 to 4 free clinics for the poor in London
> depending on th source of the info.  The name of the book is  Desideratum.
> It means "necessary thing" in Latin.  It's in the public domain so you can
> get a free copy here and there. Or at abebooks.com  you can get a
> facsimile.  for about 8 dollars.  It's in Shakespear's english so be
> prepared.  As for the names of the illnesses, just ask for the definition
> and it will take you to an archaic medical dictionary and give the modern
> day equivaltent.   Only Jesus did better, imho.
>
>
>

Re: CS>zapper address

2018-07-07 Thread Harsha Godavari

Thanks for the information. Here is a URL for Wesley's book:
<https://ia800209.us.archive.org/0/items/desideratumorel00weslgoog/desideratumorel00weslgoog.pdf>BTW
 I have one of the earlier zappers but did not find it very effective. The 
current price of the terminator-2  is close $200.00 in Canuck money and that's 
a bit pricey for joe_sixpack :-)
- Original Message -
From: Shirley Reed 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, 06 Jul 2018 22:02:49 -0600 (MDT)
Subject: CS>zapper address

The website is http://www.worldwithoutparasites.com  and the one I prefer is 
the Terminator 2.   Mr. Croft charges  134.00 dollars for that model, but he 
tells where to get his simplest version for 35 or so dollars.  Everyone can get 
a free copy of a  very short book published in 1749 by John Wesley, founder of 
the Methodist religion, telling things he saw with his own eyes regarding the 
use of primitive equipment.  The first 30 or so pages tell about their 
equipment.  If I could understand it I would try to use it, but I could study 
it for a month and still might not understand it.  Around  page 40 he starts 
telling the experiences.  He gives dates, places,name of patient, exactly what 
was wrong, what the treatment was, and gives the outcome.  He founded 2 to 4 
free clinics for the poor in London depending on th source of the info.  The 
name of the book is  Desideratum.  It means "necessary thing" in Latin.  It's 
in the public domain so you can get a free copy here and there. Or at 
abebooks.com  you can get a facsimile.  for about 8 dollars.  It's in 
Shakespear's english so be prepared.  As for the names of the illnesses, just 
ask for the definition and it will take you to an archaic medical dictionary 
and give the modern day equivaltent.   Only Jesus did better, imho.

CS>zapper address

2018-07-06 Thread Shirley Reed

The website is http://www.worldwithoutparasites.com  and the one I prefer is 
the Terminator 2.   Mr. Croft charges  134.00 dollars for that model, but he 
tells where to get his simplest version for 35 or so dollars.  Everyone can get 
a free copy of a  very short book published in 1749 by John Wesley, founder of 
the Methodist religion, telling things he saw with his own eyes regarding the 
use of primitive equipment.  The first 30 or so pages tell about their 
equipment.  If I could understand it I would try to use it, but I could study 
it for a month and still might not understand it.  Around  page 40 he starts 
telling the experiences.  He gives dates, places,name of patient, exactly what 
was wrong, what the treatment was, and gives the outcome.  He founded 2 to 4 
free clinics for the poor in London depending on th source of the info.  The 
name of the book is  Desideratum.  It means "necessary thing" in Latin.  It's 
in the public domain so you can get a free copy here and there. Or at 
abebooks.com  you can get a facsimile.  for about 8 dollars.  It's in 
Shakespear's english so be prepared.  As for the names of the illnesses, just 
ask for the definition and it will take you to an archaic medical dictionary 
and give the modern day equivaltent.   Only Jesus did better, imho.

Re: CS>zapper application

2018-07-06 Thread MaryAnn Helland

Shirley -- what issue are you addressing by applying the zapper this way?  
Thanks.MA 

On Friday, July 6, 2018 8:56 AM, david moskovits  
wrote:
 

  #yiv7535008373 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}HiHow long do you leave it 
on? thanks From: Shirley Reed 
Sent: Thursday, July 5, 2018 7:21 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>zapper application  I cut off the top 5 or 6 inches of a black 
sport sock and put my leg through it up to about my knee.  Then just put the 
zapper inside, turn it on and  let 'er rip.

Re: CS>zapper application

2018-07-06 Thread david moskovits

Hi
How long do you leave it on? thanks

From: Shirley Reed 
Sent: Thursday, July 5, 2018 7:21 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>zapper application

I cut off the top 5 or 6 inches of a black sport sock and put my leg through it 
up to about my knee.  Then just put the zapper inside, turn it on and  let 'er 
rip.

CS>zapper application

2018-07-05 Thread Shirley Reed

I cut off the top 5 or 6 inches of a black sport sock and put my leg through it 
up to about my knee.  Then just put the zapper inside, turn it on and  let 'er 
rip.

CS>Zapper use

2016-12-14 Thread Shirley Reed

For over 16 years, a Don Croft zapper has reduced the symptoms of 
osteoarthritis to nearly imperceptible levels and kept them there.  The 
Heberden's Nodes went from bright red, hot as you know what, very painful and 
steadily spreading to not even noticeable.  Also no deformity of the hands, 
fingers or anything else.  No pain anymore either.  But if I don't use it for a 
few days the symptoms begin to return so it is not a cure but I am fine with 
what it does.  If you do not move your zapper whenever you feel any kind of 
sensation-itch, bite, hot or even an awareness of something you know not what-  
then be assured that you will get burns.  Don't say you were not warned.  No on 
will move it for you.  You and you alone must bear this terrible inconvenience. 
 Batteries are two for a dollar at the dollar store.  I have only found one to 
be flawed and I have used them for years.  My son's acne was gone in less than 
3 days of use.  My extreme fatigue took 2 or 3 weeks to be hardly noticeable.  
My neighbor has osteoarthritis.  I told her about the zapper at least 3 times.  
She chose either 2 or 3 surgeries and now has paddles for hands and still hurts 
all the time anyway.  I will have no more to say about zappers after this.   
Maybe anyway. :) pj

Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-09 Thread 123 456

Hi Guys...
I've found that the zapper only burns me if I'm very acidic.
As long  as Im  careful of my diet...no beef please...then I don't
expeience any burning no matterwhich one I use.
T

On 2/9/14, M.G. Devour  wrote:
> Terry wrote:
>> Which Croft zapper are you using?
>
> His standard or base model. Not the T-Rex.
>
> Be well,
>
> Mike D.
>
>
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Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-09 Thread M.G. Devour

Terry wrote:
> Which Croft zapper are you using?

His standard or base model. Not the T-Rex.

Be well,

Mike D.








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Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-09 Thread slickpicker

Hi Mike:

Which Croft zapper are you using?

Thanks,
Terry

 "M.G. Devour"  wrote: 

=
ASL wrote:
> May I ask all the zapper users to tell me how exactly this works and
> what does it heal specifically? 
> Why I keep seeing "hoax"  when I look up Hulda's zappers online?
> How soon do you see positive results?

The end of December I posted my recent experience with the zapper.

Over the last several years I've monitored my urine and/or saliva pH
pretty often. In that time, unless I'd been taking alkaline salts of one
sort or another I had NEVER had readings as high as 7.0 and they were
normally around 5-ish. I was very acid.

Within two days of starting to use a zapper from Don Croft my saliva pH
readings jumped to 6.5 and have stayed there or above consistently
since. Urine pH began to show spikes to as high as 7.0-7.5 while still
showing readings at the low end, depending on what I'd been eating and
how recently. 

Now, unlike ever before, a couple small doses of various salts is enough
to keep my pH readings consistently in the range of 6.5-7.5 with only
the rarest of excursions below those levels.

It's anybody's guess how this works. The idea that it's eliminating the
pathogen load is as good as any. It also might be having some systemic
effect on the chemistry of the lymph and blood -- it has to inject some
energy into the system which ought to change the chemistry. Don says
he's seen a similar response fairly often.

The other thing it has done is normalized my blood pressure, which had
been moderately elevated for over a decade. Within 2 weeks of starting
the zapper, I got a blood pressure reading of 130-ish over 70. That was
a 10-15 point drop in diastolic and 10-40 point drop in systolic. It has
been consistent since, with the lover number ranging from 68 to about 74
and the upper number from 125 to 135 or so.

Again, I have no clue how it's done this. I refuse to take prescription
blood pressure medicine, and nothing else I've tried ever managed to
budge the numbers at all.

It's another effect Don has heard about from his customers pretty often.

I'm willing to draw a causal link between the zapper and these changes
because I started using it during a long break from almost all of my
other protocols. It was the only thing I was doing differently for
several weeks before or after.

That's my story.

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-09 Thread PT Ferrance

I have this zapper also and had forgotten about it.  I hook it up to 2x4" 
electrodes and it really helps a lot.  I get no burns from this one and no 
biting... although a little itching under the pads and 4Hz will cause heart 
flutters so I just stay with the two higher frequencies.  I have recommended it 
often.
PT





 From: Nancy Winiecki 
To: "silver-list@eskimo.com"  
Sent: Saturday, February 8, 2014 9:24 PM
Subject: Re: CS>zapper burns
 


I use a zapper called  
Z4eX EXTREME 3 Frequency Hulda Clark Zapperit has very nice straps that go 
around the wrists, and I also got copper pipe electrodes for it but haven't 
used them much.    I don't have any illnesses to speak of to make claims for 
healing, but that may be a testimony in itself.   Last time I "caught" a cold 
from the grandkids, I never stopped up or had a runny nose but did get a slight 
cough after several days, and did need to use a little CS in my nose to open my 
sinuses at that point, which it did quickly, but I used to get terrible sinus 
infections with colds, and that did not happen.

 What I do use it for is my insomnia, frequently by putting on the electrodes 
when I am not able to sleep: it will help, though not always.   What I like is 
that I don't have to wet the electrodes and they don't tingle or burn.   I also 
have a Sota Silver Pulser which did cause redness and irritation, even burning 
sensations, and needed water.   I have to say I stopped using it when I got the 
Z4eX from ebay.  

Has anyone else tried this zapper?

Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-09 Thread M.G. Devour

ASL wrote:
> May I ask all the zapper users to tell me how exactly this works and
> what does it heal specifically? 
> Why I keep seeing "hoax"  when I look up Hulda's zappers online?
> How soon do you see positive results?

The end of December I posted my recent experience with the zapper.

Over the last several years I've monitored my urine and/or saliva pH
pretty often. In that time, unless I'd been taking alkaline salts of one
sort or another I had NEVER had readings as high as 7.0 and they were
normally around 5-ish. I was very acid.

Within two days of starting to use a zapper from Don Croft my saliva pH
readings jumped to 6.5 and have stayed there or above consistently
since. Urine pH began to show spikes to as high as 7.0-7.5 while still
showing readings at the low end, depending on what I'd been eating and
how recently. 

Now, unlike ever before, a couple small doses of various salts is enough
to keep my pH readings consistently in the range of 6.5-7.5 with only
the rarest of excursions below those levels.

It's anybody's guess how this works. The idea that it's eliminating the
pathogen load is as good as any. It also might be having some systemic
effect on the chemistry of the lymph and blood -- it has to inject some
energy into the system which ought to change the chemistry. Don says
he's seen a similar response fairly often.

The other thing it has done is normalized my blood pressure, which had
been moderately elevated for over a decade. Within 2 weeks of starting
the zapper, I got a blood pressure reading of 130-ish over 70. That was
a 10-15 point drop in diastolic and 10-40 point drop in systolic. It has
been consistent since, with the lover number ranging from 68 to about 74
and the upper number from 125 to 135 or so.

Again, I have no clue how it's done this. I refuse to take prescription
blood pressure medicine, and nothing else I've tried ever managed to
budge the numbers at all.

It's another effect Don has heard about from his customers pretty often.

I'm willing to draw a causal link between the zapper and these changes
because I started using it during a long break from almost all of my
other protocols. It was the only thing I was doing differently for
several weeks before or after.

That's my story.

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-08 Thread Steve Levine

This will explain how zappers work and what issues they can help with:

"About Bacteria, Fungi, Molds, Parasites, Viruses and Zappers

This discussion is about how a zapper is capable of killing pathogens without 
harming human tissue. 

Pathogens
Pathogens are bacteria, fungi, parasites and viruses that attack the body, or 
cause harm when they use people as hosts. Most microscopic organisms are either 
indifferent to human health or beneficial, such as some important bacteria 
required in our intestinal tract for digestion of some proteins and plant 
material. 

At a very basic level a virus is protein projectile that injects its DNA into a 
cell and takes over its host's life processes, replicates itself with protein 
casing many-fold, ruptures the cell membrane, and ejects new viruses ready to 
repeat the cycle within the same body or infect another. 

Bacteria, amoeboids, plasmodia and primitive worms are more complex than 
viruses and have more complicated life cycles and strategies to survive in 
environments where they are not welcome. And some of these strategies equip 
pathogens to ward of the body's defenses, herbal preparations and fight and 
adapt to pharmaceutical drugs—a very recent development in the history of life. 

Biochemistry

Micro-organisms must feed, reproduce, respond to stimuli, respire, grow, obtain 
nutrition, eliminate wastes and in some instances move. All these processes are 
essentially similar in organisms regardless of their size or complexity. 

Whatever a particular life process is, respiration, digestion or responding to 
the environment, it relies in the close relationship of chemistry and 
electricity. All biological process have a chemical component and all 
biochemical reactions are essentially electrical in nature. Molecules are 
clumps of electrically bonded atoms with specific structures which have 
specific functions. Their ability to react within the biology of an organism 
depends upon sites on them with positive or negative charges which are 
available for connecting with other molecules with opposite charges. 

Biological functions and all biological structures rely on electrical bonding 
to keep everything in place. It doesn't matter what the chemicals are, what the 
process is or what structure is involved, they all come down in the end to 
chemical bonding which is electrical.

Electrical fields

A feature of this characteristic of life is that as a result of it's life 
processes and it's chemistry, every organism has an electric field which has a 
signature frequency. This electromagnetic field increases in frequency with the 
complexity of the organism. Individual organisms may vary within a narrow band 
of frequencies specific to a species. For example, mold species have 
frequencies between 77 KHz and 300 KHz and bacteria and viruses have 
frequencies between 280 KHZ and 450KHZ. The more complex the organism the 
higher the frequency of its electric field.

Now, as we all know, if you hang on to a live wire from domestic electrical 
supply, it is momentarily very unpleasant and rapidly fatal. It is fatal 
because our vital body chemistry is effectively jammed and we die. The same 
principle is involved in the use of a zapper to kill pathogens except that the 
electrical charge is so minute for our complex, high vibration physical system 
it has no harmful effect on us. But the charge is so disruptive for lower forms 
of life they are ruptured and killed in the first seven minute burst. The 
subsequent seven minute session deals to microorganisms released by dead 
parasites and the third zapper session kills all the viruses released by the 
last kill.

The outstanding benefits of killing pathogens in this way are
•all their structures and life processes are compromised by electricity, 
•they cannot develop immunity, 
•there are no harmful or permanent side effects and 
•all pathogens on tissue surfaces are killed harmlessly, whether you are 
aware of their presence or not.

What Zappers are less effective for

Because zapping is an electrical event, pathways are required for the current 
to flow. Where there are no pathways, there may be some stray electricity, but 
mostly it cannot flow. Where it doesn't flow it doesn't work.  Therefore 
zapping may not kill organisms in abscesses, the inner ear complex, the 
eyeball, stomach, bladder or intestinal tract*. This is helpful in relation to 
the intestinal tract because most biota in the gut is beneficial and essential 
for digestion.  But it does mean that infections in the other locations must be 
treated by zapping over a number of days in order to kill all the organisms as 
they contact with body membranes.

*Infections of the intestinal tract would respond more readily by being treated 
with colloidal silver, garlic, Echinacea, and/or professionally prepared herbal 
remedies if avoiding antibiotics is important."


Steve

 ASL  wrote: 

=
May I ask all the zapper user

Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-08 Thread ASL

May I ask all the zapper users to tell me how exactly this works and what
does it heal specifically?
Why I keep seeing "hoax"  when I look up Hulda's zappers online? How
soon do you see positive results?










*Quote: *
*"Love makes your soul crawl out from its hiding place."*
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On Sat, Feb 8, 2014 at 7:53 PM, Steve Levine  wrote:

> I have three different zappers from the same ebay seller
> http://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?_odkw=&item=350968740981&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&_osacat=0&hash=item51b75dfc75&_ssn=mstrong1&_trksid=p2046732.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.Xzappe&_nkw=zapper&_sacat=0&_from=R40
> They all work well and are a good economical choice. I don't have the 3
> frequency one that you have but I'm sure it works great. I also have a
> Terminator zapper that I use for convenience sake but if I'm feeling really
> bad I go for the handheld copper pipes with the 15hz or 30khz zapper as
> they do get the job done a little faster.
>
> Steve
>  Nancy Winiecki  wrote:
>
> =
> I use a zapper called
> Z4eX EXTREME 3 Frequency Hulda Clark Zapperit has very nice straps that go
> around the wrists, and I also got copper pipe electrodes for it but haven't
> used them much.I don't have any illnesses to speak of to make claims
> for healing, but that may be a testimony in itself.   Last time I "caught"
> a cold from the grandkids, I never stopped up or had a runny nose but did
> get a slight cough after several days, and did need to use a little CS in
> my nose to open my sinuses at that point, which it did quickly, but I used
> to get terrible sinus infections with colds, and that did not happen.
>
>  What I do use it for is my insomnia, frequently by putting on the
> electrodes when I am not able to sleep: it will help, though not always.
> What I like is that I don't have to wet the electrodes and they don't
> tingle or burn.   I also have a Sota Silver Pulser which did cause redness
> and irritation, even burning sensations, and needed water.   I have to say
> I stopped using it when I got the Z4eX from ebay.
>
> Has anyone else tried this zapper?
>
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I have three different zappers from the same ebay seller
http://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?_odkw=&item=350968740981&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&_osacat=0&hash=item51b75dfc75&_ssn=mstrong1&_trksid=p2046732.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.Xzappe&_nkw=zapper&_sacat=0&_from=R40
They all work well and are a good economical choice. I don't have the 3
frequency one that you have but I'm sure it works great. I also have a
Terminator zapper that I use for convenience sake but if I'm feeling really bad
I go for the handheld copper pipes with the 15hz or 30khz zapper as they do get
the job done a little faster.

Steve
Nancy Winiecki wrote:

=
I use a zapper called
Z4eX EXTREME 3 Frequency Hulda Clark Zapperit has very nice straps that go
around the wrists, and I also got copper pipe electrodes for it but haven't
used them much. I don't have any illnesses to speak of to make claims for
healing, but that may be a testimony in itself. Last time I "caught" a cold
from the grandkids, I never stopped up or had a runny nose but did get a slight
cough after several days, and did need to use a little CS in my nose to open my
sinuses at that point, which it did quickly, but I used to get terrible sinus
infections with colds, and that did not happen.

What I do use it for is my insomnia, frequently by putting on the electrodes
when I am not able to sleep: it will help, though not always. What I like is
that I don't have to wet the electrodes and they don't tingle or burn. I also
have a Sota Silver Pulser which did cause redness and irritation, even burning
sensations, and needed water. I have to say I stopped using it when I got the
Z4eX from ebay.

Has anyone else tried this zapper?

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Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-08 Thread Nancy Winiecki

I use a zapper called  
Z4eX EXTREME 3 Frequency Hulda Clark Zapperit has very nice straps that go 
around the wrists, and I also got copper pipe electrodes for it but haven't 
used them much.    I don't have any illnesses to speak of to make claims for 
healing, but that may be a testimony in itself.   Last time I "caught" a cold 
from the grandkids, I never stopped up or had a runny nose but did get a slight 
cough after several days, and did need to use a little CS in my nose to open my 
sinuses at that point, which it did quickly, but I used to get terrible sinus 
infections with colds, and that did not happen.

 What I do use it for is my insomnia, frequently by putting on the electrodes 
when I am not able to sleep: it will help, though not always.   What I like is 
that I don't have to wet the electrodes and they don't tingle or burn.   I also 
have a Sota Silver Pulser which did cause redness and irritation, even burning 
sensations, and needed water.   I have to say I stopped using it when I got the 
Z4eX from ebay.  

Has anyone else tried this zapper?

Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-04 Thread PT Ferrance

Thanks, Mike.  I admit I have tended to wear mine at night, hence I don't feel 
the burn until it is substantial.  I'm going to dig it out and give it a go 
again.
PT

 From: M.G. Devour 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Tuesday, February 4, 2014 10:00 AM
Subject: Re: CS>zapper burns

Yeah, I've not gotten any burns wearing my zapper on the soles of my
feet. Mostly I'm wearing it on my upper calves to just below the knees.
I'm using the cut off top of a sock to hold it firmly in place. I move
the unit around the circumference of my leg during the course of the
day, switch legs when I've gone around, so as to spread out the effects.

I've gotten bitten a few times, but as soon as I feel any sensitivity at
all I'll move it. Sometimes it'll start to bite within the first minute,
so I move it again until I find a good spot.

Another trick, especially with a fresher battery, is simply to NOT
remove the tarnish from the lower electrode for a few days. That seems
to increase the resistance a little and makes it more gentle. Once the
battery's a few days old it won't hurt to clean the electrodes again, or
if they get really grungy. 

Even though I've gotten the occasional minor burn, I wouldn't be without
it. At this stage I'm managing to keep my urine and saliva pH at or
above 7.0 with only two small doses per day of a mixture of salts. Very
easy to do, and impossible for me to accomplish before the zapper
cleaned out my system and raised my baseline alkalinity.

Be well!

Mike D.

PJ wrote:
> To avoid burns until the body's overacid condition is remedied one can
> place the unit on the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot.  These
> areas don't burn as the skin is thicker here.  If you cut off about
> the top six or eight inches of a crew sock it will make a good elastic
> holder for the hand, foot, leg etc.  Might want to reread the
> instructions on Croft's site.   pj

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Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-04 Thread M.G. Devour

Yeah, I've not gotten any burns wearing my zapper on the soles of my
feet. Mostly I'm wearing it on my upper calves to just below the knees.
I'm using the cut off top of a sock to hold it firmly in place. I move
the unit around the circumference of my leg during the course of the
day, switch legs when I've gone around, so as to spread out the effects.

I've gotten bitten a few times, but as soon as I feel any sensitivity at
all I'll move it. Sometimes it'll start to bite within the first minute,
so I move it again until I find a good spot.

Another trick, especially with a fresher battery, is simply to NOT
remove the tarnish from the lower electrode for a few days. That seems
to increase the resistance a little and makes it more gentle. Once the
battery's a few days old it won't hurt to clean the electrodes again, or
if they get really grungy. 

Even though I've gotten the occasional minor burn, I wouldn't be without
it. At this stage I'm managing to keep my urine and saliva pH at or
above 7.0 with only two small doses per day of a mixture of salts. Very
easy to do, and impossible for me to accomplish before the zapper
cleaned out my system and raised my baseline alkalinity.

Be well!

Mike D.

PJ wrote:
> To avoid burns until the body's overacid condition is remedied one can
> place the unit on the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot.  These
> areas don't burn as the skin is thicker here.  If you cut off about
> the top six or eight inches of a crew sock it will make a good elastic
> holder for the hand, foot, leg etc.  Might want to reread the
> instructions on Croft's site.   pj

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Re: CS>zapper burns

2014-02-03 Thread PT Ferrance

Thanks, I've done all that.
PT

 From: Shirley Reed 
To: "silver-list@eskimo.com"  
Sent: Monday, February 3, 2014 3:43 PM
Subject: CS>zapper burns

To avoid burns until the body's overacid condition is remedied one can place 
the unit on the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot.  These areas don't 
burn as the skin is thicker here.  If you cut off about the top six or eight 
inches of a crew sock it will make a good elastic holder for the hand, foot, 
leg etc.  Might want to reread the instructions on Croft's site.   pj

CS>zapper burns

2014-02-03 Thread Shirley Reed

To avoid burns until the body's overacid condition is remedied one can place 
the unit on the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot.  These areas don't 
burn as the skin is thicker here.  If you cut off about the top six or eight 
inches of a crew sock it will make a good elastic holder for the hand, foot, 
leg etc.  Might want to reread the instructions on Croft's site.   pj

Re: CS>Zapper question for Ken...

2013-12-19 Thread Ode Coyote




  That would neutralize the previous buildup where electro-chemicals are 
produced aster than capillaries can disburse them into the blood stream, 
preventing the inchies and chemical burns, but also creating a null time of 
no activity.
This is why I believe that Zappers using 4hz pole shifts can't be doing 
much other than messing with the operational  baseline voltage [effective 
zero point] of nerve synopsis.


ode





At 07:57 PM 12/18/2013 -0500, you wrote:

They use both by switching polarities every 5 minutes.
Joe
On 18/12/2013 5:49 PM, M.G. Devour wrote:

Ode wrote:

   It would be easy to tell which electrode does what with some litmus
paper..I seem to have misplaced mine.

Wet down a paper towel with salty water, apply DC power and see which
pole goes acid.

I'm guessing that the positive electrode would attract electrons,
creating a region of alkalinity from OH- ions. The negative electrode
would repel electrons creating a region populated by a surplus of H+.
Does that sound right?

I've got some pH paper, so I could do the test.


Sodium Hydroxide

It's ~probably~ the Sodium Hydroxide that builds up enough to give you
the red itchies

But also will have the effect of alkalizing the region closest to it.

Does anybody know off the top of their head what end of the batteries
goes on the area to be treated with a microelectricitygermkiller-style
Godzilla?

Off to try to dig up those answers...

Be well,

Mike D.




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Re: CS>Zapper question for Ken...

2013-12-18 Thread Joe Huard


They use both by switching polarities every 5 minutes.
Joe
On 18/12/2013 5:49 PM, M.G. Devour wrote:

Ode wrote:

   It would be easy to tell which electrode does what with some litmus
paper..I seem to have misplaced mine.

Wet down a paper towel with salty water, apply DC power and see which
pole goes acid.

I'm guessing that the positive electrode would attract electrons,
creating a region of alkalinity from OH- ions. The negative electrode
would repel electrons creating a region populated by a surplus of H+.
Does that sound right?

I've got some pH paper, so I could do the test.


Sodium Hydroxide

It's ~probably~ the Sodium Hydroxide that builds up enough to give you
the red itchies

But also will have the effect of alkalizing the region closest to it.

Does anybody know off the top of their head what end of the batteries
goes on the area to be treated with a microelectricitygermkiller-style
Godzilla?
  
Off to try to dig up those answers...


Be well,

Mike D.




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Re: CS>Zapper question for Ken...

2013-12-18 Thread M.G. Devour

Ode wrote:
>   It would be easy to tell which electrode does what with some litmus
> paper..I seem to have misplaced mine.
> 
> Wet down a paper towel with salty water, apply DC power and see which
> pole goes acid.

I'm guessing that the positive electrode would attract electrons,
creating a region of alkalinity from OH- ions. The negative electrode
would repel electrons creating a region populated by a surplus of H+.
Does that sound right?

I've got some pH paper, so I could do the test. 

> Sodium Hydroxide
> 
> It's ~probably~ the Sodium Hydroxide that builds up enough to give you
> the red itchies

But also will have the effect of alkalizing the region closest to it.

Does anybody know off the top of their head what end of the batteries
goes on the area to be treated with a microelectricitygermkiller-style
Godzilla?

Off to try to dig up those answers...

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CS>Zapper question for Ken...

2013-12-18 Thread Ode Coyote




  It would be easy to tell which electrode does what with some litmus 
paper..I seem to have misplaced mine.


Wet down a paper towel with salty water, apply DC power and see which pole 
goes acid.


The *main* products: [you have all sorts of different metallic salts, but 
sodium chloride predominates]


Hypochlourus acid
Sodium Hydroxide

It's ~probably~ the Sodium Hydroxide that builds up enough to give you the 
red itchies



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Ode



At 02:25 PM 12/18/2013 -0500, you wrote:

Hey Ken (Ode),

Back a whiles you posted an analysis of what you thought these various
zappers or blood electrifiers were doing, specifically the alkaline or
acid substances they were creating near each electrode.

Could you recap that, particularly which electrode seems to form the
alkaline concentration in the tissues?

Thank you!

Be well,

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CS>Zapper question for Ken...

2013-12-18 Thread M.G. Devour

Hey Ken (Ode),

Back a whiles you posted an analysis of what you thought these various
zappers or blood electrifiers were doing, specifically the alkaline or
acid substances they were creating near each electrode.

Could you recap that, particularly which electrode seems to form the
alkaline concentration in the tissues?

Thank you!

Be well,

Mike D.



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Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread PT Ferrance

Thanks.  I'll give them a call after the holiday.
PT

From: phoenix23002 tds.net 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, December 30, 2012 2:48:27 PM
Subject: Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

PT... here is a website that has all kinds of conductive and non-conductive 
materials.  You might give them a call and see if any of their fabrics might 
suit your needs.  Someone posted the link a few weeks back when a discussion 
was 
going on about 'earthing' fabric sources.  Lola H.

http://lessemf.com/fabric.html

On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 9:33 AM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper burns.  I eventually 
remembered I had some graphite gloves that I used as electrodes and started 
using them and have not had another burn. 

>
>Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the graphite-vinyl 
>material.  I have hunted the internet and have not been able to find it.
>
>Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of your 
>correspondence 
>over the time I have been on this list.
>PT
>

RE: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread Simonsen, John

lessemf.com carries many different types of conductive fabrics.

John

From: PT Ferrance [ptf2...@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2012 7:47 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

Thanks.  It doesn't say whether or not it is conductive.  This is the problem I 
have been facing.  Do you know if graphite is by nature conductive?  Or if 
there is a purity level for using on humans?  I tried to find the manufacturer 
of the graphite gloves but was unable to find the gloves on the website.
PT

From: Steve G 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, December 30, 2012 10:38:06 AM
Subject: Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

I googled 'graphite cloth' and this is one of the links I brought up.  
http://www.defender.com/product.jsp?path=-1|10918|16458|309345&id=16304

Is that the kind of thing you're looking for?

Steve

--- On Sun, 12/30/12, PT Ferrance  wrote:

From: PT Ferrance 
Subject: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Sunday, December 30, 2012, 9:33 AM

Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper burns.  I eventually 
remembered I had some graphite gloves that I used as electrodes and started 
using them and have not had another burn.

Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the graphite-vinyl 
material.  I have hunted the internet and have not been able to find it.

Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of your 
correspondence over the time I have been on this list.
PT

Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread phoenix23002 tds.net

PT... here is a website that has all kinds of conductive and non-conductive
materials.  You might give them a call and see if any of their fabrics
might suit your needs.  Someone posted the link a few weeks back when a
discussion was going on about 'earthing' fabric sources.  Lola H.

http://lessemf.com/fabric.html

On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 9:33 AM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

>  Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper burns.  I
> eventually remembered I had some graphite gloves that I used as electrodes
> and started using them and have not had another burn.
>
> Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the
> graphite-vinyl material.  I have hunted the internet and have not been able
> to find it.
>
> Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of your
> correspondence over the time I have been on this list.
> PT
>

Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread PT Ferrance

Thanks Marshall.  I'll do that.
PT

From: Marshall 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, December 30, 2012 2:02:27 PM
Subject: Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

Check for conductive rubber (likely neoprene instead of vinyl though) mats, 
both for electronic assembly areas  as well as operating rooms.

Marshall

On 12/30/2012 9:33 AM, PT Ferrance wrote: 
Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper   burns.  I 
eventually remembered I had some graphite gloves   that I used as 
electrodes and started using them and have not   had another burn. 

>
>Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the   
>graphite-vinyl material.  I have hunted the internet and have   not 
>been 
>able to find it.
>
>Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of   your 
>correspondence over the time I have been on this list.
>PT
>

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Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread Marshall

Check for conductive rubber (likely neoprene instead of vinyl though) 
mats, both for electronic assembly areas  as well as operating rooms.


Marshall

On 12/30/2012 9:33 AM, PT Ferrance wrote:
Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper burns.  I 
eventually remembered I had some graphite gloves that I used as 
electrodes and started using them and have not had another burn.


Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the 
graphite-vinyl material.  I have hunted the internet and have not been 
able to find it.


Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of your 
correspondence over the time I have been on this list.

PT


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Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread PT Ferrance

Thanks.  It doesn't say whether or not it is conductive.  This is the problem I 
have been facing.  Do you know if graphite is by nature conductive?  Or if 
there 
is a purity level for using on humans?  I tried to find the manufacturer of the 
graphite gloves but was unable to find the gloves on the website.
PT

From: Steve G 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, December 30, 2012 10:38:06 AM
Subject: Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

I googled 'graphite cloth' and this is one of the links I brought up.  
http://www.defender.com/product.jsp?path=-1|10918|16458|309345&id=16304

Is that the kind of thing you're looking for?

Steve

--- On Sun, 12/30/12, PT Ferrance  wrote:

>From: PT Ferrance 
>Subject: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material
>To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>Date: Sunday, December 30, 2012, 9:33 AM
>
>
>Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper burns.  I eventually 
>remembered I had some graphite gloves that I used as electrodes and started 
>using them and have not had another burn. 
>
>
>Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the graphite-vinyl 
>material.  I have hunted the internet and have not been able to find it.
>
>Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of your 
>correspondence 
>over the time I have been on this list.
>PT
>

Re: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread Steve G

I googled 'graphite cloth' and this is one of the links I brought up.  
http://www.defender.com/product.jsp?path=-1|10918|16458|309345&id=16304

Is that the kind of thing you're looking for?

Steve


--- On Sun, 12/30/12, PT Ferrance  wrote:

From: PT Ferrance 
Subject: CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Sunday, December 30, 2012, 9:33 AM

Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper burns.  I eventually 
remembered I had some graphite gloves that I used as electrodes and started 
using them and have not had another burn. 

Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the graphite-vinyl 
material.  I have hunted the internet and have not been able to find it.

Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of your 
correspondence over the time I have been on this list.
PT

CS>zapper burns & graphite vinyl material

2012-12-30 Thread PT Ferrance

Thanks to everyone who responded to my email on zapper burns.  I eventually 
remembered I had some graphite gloves that I used as electrodes and started 
using them and have not had another burn. 


Now I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get some of the graphite-vinyl 
material.  I have hunted the internet and have not been able to find it.

Thanks... and Happy New Year.  I have greatly enjoyed all of your 
correspondence 
over the time I have been on this list.
PT

Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-27 Thread Bob Banever


Nancy,

  An abscessed tooth is the same as an infection in the tooth and it is 
caused by bacteria which can be destroyed with DC current.  It matters 
little if the bacteria are in the root, tooth, or gum.   If your tooth is 
cracked or missing a piece then it may have to come out depending on what 
your dentist says.  Any infection will still be destroyed by the Godzilla.
- Original Message - 
From: "Tad Winiecki" 

To: 
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2010 1:51 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain


I need a little clarification.  Let's say you have a tooth with a cavity- 
tooth decay.  The bacteria are creating acid by their activities that 
erodes tooth enamel, as I understand it.  Will the microelectricity kill 
the bacteria and stop the decay?  Can the tooth then regenerate some of the 
enamel?  Does the tooth have to be intact?  Is infection like an abscess or 
like a cavity?  I have been doing oil pulling and have seen improvement in 
whiteness of teeth and also tooth sensitivity.  I haven't really been 
impressed that any gum recession was reversed, though perhaps it was slowed 
down.

Thanks, Nancy


- Original Message 
From: Bob Banever 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wed, September 22, 2010 8:16:42 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

Pat,

   You might be able to use a zapper but the Godzilla device works for 
this every time.  It will not only relieve you of the pain, but it will 
kill the infection in the tooth, gum, or root of the tooth and can save 
you thousands on dental bills.  Go to microelectricitygermkiller group on 
Yahoo for schematics on how to make one for under $10.   You can buy a 
very nice one with a volt meter on it from "V" at lig...@theledman.net 
I've used this device many times and it has naver failed me.


Bob





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Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-27 Thread Tad Winiecki

I need a little clarification.  Let's say you have a tooth with a 
cavity- tooth decay.  The bacteria are creating acid by their activities 
that erodes tooth enamel, as I understand it.  Will the microelectricity 
kill the bacteria and stop the decay?  Can the tooth then regenerate 
some of the enamel?  Does the tooth have to be intact?  Is infection 
like an abscess or like a cavity?  I have been doing oil pulling and 
have seen improvement in whiteness of teeth and also tooth sensitivity.  
I haven't really been impressed that any gum recession was reversed, 
though perhaps it was slowed down. 


Thanks, Nancy


- Original Message 
From: Bob Banever 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wed, September 22, 2010 8:16:42 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

Pat,

   You might be able to use a zapper but the Godzilla device works for this 
every time.  It will not only relieve you of the pain, but it will kill the 
infection in the tooth, gum, or root of the tooth and can save you thousands on 
dental bills.  Go to microelectricitygermkiller group on Yahoo for schematics on 
how to make one for under $10.   You can buy a very nice one with a volt meter 
on it from "V" at lig...@theledman.net   I've used this device many times and it 
has naver failed me.


Bob

  



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Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-25 Thread Bob Banever

Pat,

   Go to the original microelectricitygermkiller group (not #2).
- Original Message - 
From: "Pat" 

To: 
Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2010 7:39 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

What is the difference between a zapper and a Godzilla?  I'm looking 
around in

Microelectricitygermkiller2 and don't find the instructions for making the
Godzilla.

Thanks,
Pat

- Original Message 
From: Bob Banever 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wed, September 22, 2010 8:16:42 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

Pat,

  You might be able to use a zapper but the Godzilla device works for this
every time.  It will not only relieve you of the pain, but it will kill 
the
infection in the tooth, gum, or root of the tooth and can save you 
thousands on
dental bills.  Go to microelectricitygermkiller group on Yahoo for 
schematics on
how to make one for under $10.   You can buy a very nice one with a volt 
meter
on it from "V" at lig...@theledman.net   I've used this device many times 
and it

has naver failed me.

Bob
- Original Message - From: "Pat" 
To: "silver list" 
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 1:41 PM
Subject: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

Can you use a zapper on a tooth with a large filling?  How about one with 
a
crown?  Have a tooth that's getting sensitive and hurts a bit, so I want 
to

know
before I NEED to know.

Thanks.

Pat

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Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-25 Thread Pat

What is the difference between a zapper and a Godzilla?  I'm looking around in 
Microelectricitygermkiller2 and don't find the instructions for making the 
Godzilla.

Thanks, 
Pat




- Original Message 
From: Bob Banever 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wed, September 22, 2010 8:16:42 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

Pat,

   You might be able to use a zapper but the Godzilla device works for this 
every time.  It will not only relieve you of the pain, but it will kill the 
infection in the tooth, gum, or root of the tooth and can save you thousands on 
dental bills.  Go to microelectricitygermkiller group on Yahoo for schematics 
on 
how to make one for under $10.   You can buy a very nice one with a volt meter 
on it from "V" at lig...@theledman.net   I've used this device many times and 
it 
has naver failed me.

Bob
- Original Message - From: "Pat" 
To: "silver list" 
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 1:41 PM
Subject: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain


> Can you use a zapper on a tooth with a large filling?  How about one with a
> crown?  Have a tooth that's getting sensitive and hurts a bit, so I want to 
>know
> before I NEED to know.
> 
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Pat
> 


  


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Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-22 Thread Bob Banever

Jenny,

   Using a Godzilla will kill any and all microbes in the roots of the 
teeth as well as the gums and tooth body.  Go to 
microelectricitygermkillergroup on Yahoo for schematics on how to build your 
own for less than $10.

Bob
  - Original Message - 
  From: jenny goodhealth 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 7:40 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain


What about pain caused by lyme & other anarobic bacteria living inside 
the 400 tubes of root canal?  Pls. advise.  Thanks. 

jen  -

--- On Wed, 9/22/10, Don Barnes  wrote:


  From: Don Barnes 
  Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Date: Wednesday, September 22, 2010, 7:30 PM


  go to www.curetoothdecay.com


  On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Pat  wrote:

Can you use a zapper on a tooth with a large filling?  How about 
one with a
crown?  Have a tooth that's getting sensitive and hurts a bit, so I 
want to know
before I NEED to know.


Thanks.

Pat






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Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-22 Thread jenny goodhealth

What about pain caused by lyme & other anarobic bacteria living inside the 400 
tubes of root canal?  Pls. advise.  Thanks. 

jen  -

--- On Wed, 9/22/10, Don Barnes  wrote:

From: Don Barnes 
Subject: Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Wednesday, September 22, 2010, 7:30 PM

go to www.curetoothdecay.com

On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Pat  wrote:

Can you use a zapper on a tooth with a large filling?  How about one with a
crown?  Have a tooth that's getting sensitive and hurts a bit, so I want to know
before I NEED to know.

Thanks.

Pat

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Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-22 Thread Don Barnes

go to www.curetoothdecay.com

On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Pat  wrote:

> Can you use a zapper on a tooth with a large filling?  How about one with a
> crown?  Have a tooth that's getting sensitive and hurts a bit, so I want to
> know
> before I NEED to know.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> Pat
>
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Re: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-22 Thread Bob Banever


Pat,

   You might be able to use a zapper but the Godzilla device works for this 
every time.  It will not only relieve you of the pain, but it will kill the 
infection in the tooth, gum, or root of the tooth and can save you thousands 
on dental bills.  Go to microelectricitygermkiller group on Yahoo for 
schematics on how to make one for under $10.   You can buy a very nice one 
with a volt meter on it from "V" at lig...@theledman.net   I've used this 
device many times and it has naver failed me.


Bob
- Original Message - 
From: "Pat" 

To: "silver list" 
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 1:41 PM
Subject: CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain


Can you use a zapper on a tooth with a large filling?  How about one with 
a
crown?  Have a tooth that's getting sensitive and hurts a bit, so I want 
to know

before I NEED to know.


Thanks.

Pat






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CS>Zapper for Tooth Pain

2010-09-22 Thread Pat

Can you use a zapper on a tooth with a large filling?  How about one with a 
crown?  Have a tooth that's getting sensitive and hurts a bit, so I want to 
know 
before I NEED to know. 


Thanks.

Pat



  


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