>Subject: Zapper kills infectious bacteria From: "f®Èé RådicaL"
>ojw3@yahoo.com Date: 11/15/2003
>10:52 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id:
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>Hi all. I'd like to report that I've used a zapper for a few years now and
>it does seem to work on
>infectious bacteria, based on my experience.
>
>I originally built a zapper (I have a degree in electrical engineering)
>from Radio Shack parts
>using the plans in Hulda Clark's book. I tried it for awhile to kill
>intestinal parasites and then
>stopped using it. A few years later I developed a high fever with a serious
>left ear infection to
>the point where I could feel pressure on the ear drum. I decided to try the
>zapper. I ran it for
>about 10 minutes holding the copper electrodes in my hands. About an hour
>later, green pus started
>coming out of my left tear duct. Obviously, the bacteria in the ear or tear
>duct were dying in
>great numbers, creating the resultant pus which was forced out the tear
>duct. This alarmed me (I
>didn't completely trust the zapper at that point) and ran to the doctor for
>antibiotics, to be on
>the safe side.
>
>I have since used a zapper whenever I feel a fever or scratchy throat
>coming on, or when a lot of
>people are getting sick at the office. Typically the fever/scratchy throat
>is gone overnight after
>using it. It still takes some time to get over the feeling of being sick,
>but at least the zapper
>keeps the infection under control so I don't need to run to the doctor
>anymore for antibiotics. For
>me the worst part of being sick is the fever, which the zapper seems to
>break very quickly.
>
>Does anyone else (besides the usual anti-quackers) in this group have
>anything of interest to
>report about using a zapper? I suggest the skeptics build or buy one and
>try it on themselves
>before dismissing it outright. BTW I don't have any financial interest in
>Hulda Clark or any zapper-
>related products.