Boring Health Studies

I get excited about geeky stuff that other people think is boring. When my dad and I built our first zapper back in the early 90s using the schematic found in all of Dr. Clark’s books I became obsessed with the Hulda Clark Zapper. My dad and I had amazing results with reduced inflammation. The zapper is an experimental device that is not licensed as a medical device. The published circuit is found in the public domain. The only way to know if a zapper works for you is to try it. To try it, you must build or buy a Hulda Clark Zapper. I really suggest that you build your first zapper.

Once in a while the kind folk ask if there are any medical or scientific studies on the zapper. Studies are expensive. The zapper is public domain. Usually money is the barrier to studies being done on a public domain item no one can monopolize or own outright once the expensive 10-year double-blind study is complete.

However, a few brave souls have done small scientific studies using the zapper and herbs that Hulda Clark suggests in her books. Some studies cite Hulda Clark’s books, and others replicate her work almost exactly, but never mention her name. I try to read all the stuff I can on frequency healing.

Here, I read a few excerpts from the collected medical studies, and then I give you those studies compiled info PDF format with active links titled, The Frequency Generation for your own deep dive research.

Totally boring. One of the standout concepts for me was that magnetic resonance is known to help trigger the iron based Fenton reaction that helps kill cells so they get replaced by new cells. Cancer cells are known to have high levels of iron, so there is some success with magnetic resonance targeting and killing the cancer cells.

Iron is attracted to magnets. Could this be how the zapper and zappicator work? The radio frequency broadcasting through the coil of a magnet. Do the magnetic qualities disrupt the bad iron filled cells, and leave the happy cells to do their thing? The mysteries are great. Maybe you should build or buy a zapper and find out. Tell the world your story. Make it long and boring.

Remember kids, these statements have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration. No animals were harmed in the making of this film.

These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration

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