Something that has been instrumental in my journey to good health has been the use of an invention by Dr. Hulda Clark, the zappicator. However, in addition to her original design, I also use a south pole magnet, and here's why.

Clark noted in her books that water obtains the same polarity as the one imprinted onto it by a magnet. She also noted that metals behave in the opposite way - instead of obtaining the same polarity, they obtain the opposite polarity.

Here's an example. Say you use a North Pole zappicator as she says, with a jar of water. The water molecules in the jar will become Northerly.

However, any iron, copper, and other minerals/metals will become Southerly. This is BAD!

We are supposed to be ingesting mostly North-polarized minerals.

Water is only but a fraction of the content of food.

Food is mostly minerals and metals.

With heavily-processed moldy GMO food, we are no longer eating food with Northerly metals with the proper charge. The iron we ingest is now primarily Southerly. Hulda Clark describes very clearly what happens when we ingest metals with the wrong charge - they get used up by bacteria, fungi, and parasites, promoting their proliferation throughout your body!

I believe Dr. Hulda Clark's zappicator is the best invention of hers, out of all the others. However, I do think she made a huge mistake in relying so much on North pole magnets.

If metals obtain a polarity opposite of the one we give them, why would we want to use a North pole magnet? The metals will become Southerly. It does not make sense.

In addition, she mentions that after 10 minutes of operation at the same voltage, the zappicator will actually oxidize metals! This is the start of heavy metal toxicity!

But there's an easy fix to this problem - use a south-polarized loudspeaker instead. Any metals on this loudspeaker will become Northerly. 

You can actually chelate out the wrongly charged minerals and metals this way. The now properly-polarized metals in your food, once consumed, will bond with Oxidized Copper and Oxidized Iron (Rust), which are both Southerly. The newly bonded molecules will then be safely moved to the kidneys for excretion.

Please be aware that you should never use a Zappicator directly on the body except under certain circumstances, and especially not with this method. Why? Well...

South pole magnets will promote growth, including tumor and pathogen growth.

North pole magnets will oxidize metals and turn them Southerly.

This is only a problem if you apply the zappicator directly to the body. However, for food, it is perfectly fine, as that is all we will be using it for.

To obtain the correct polarity of minerals in your food, you will need-

1) a zapper or pulsed DC frequency generator, running at least 5V of power.

2) a South pole loudspeaker

3) a compass

4) a small box - the material type should be hard enough to sustain the weight of a plate of food. I personally used plastic T'upperware.

Out of respect for Dr. Clark I will be posting her original Zappicator instructions here with minor edits from North to South.

HULDA CLARK INSTRUCTIONS - BEGIN HERE

Get these supplies:

• Zapper with a 1 kHz output, like you just made.
  
• Plastic carton, such as a cottage cheese or food container.
  
• 4 ohm or 8 ohm loudspeaker, 2" or 2 1/2" (5-7 cm) diameter, with a South Pole face.
  
• one alligator-to-banana clip lead (a piece of insulated wire with an alligator clip at one end and a banana clip at the other) to fit your zapper. Whatever fits is acceptable
  
• compass
  
• roll of tape, sharp knife
  

Many loudspeakers on the market are South Pole. Be careful. Take your compass with you as you shop; the compass' North should be attracted AWAY FROM the face (see picture). A field strength of 10 to 20 gauss is preferred. This means the magnet on the speaker should be able to lift a loose chain of six paper clips. The current and watt ratings given for the speaker are not important. Some loudspeakers have "collars", or domes, or are encased, or shielded. Do not choose them. They do not work. The magnetic field is not necessarily stable either.

Assemble the zappicator food box parts.

1. Find the (+) and (-) sign on the loudspeaker. You will be attaching a lead (wire) to the plus side.
   
2. Cut a hole, about 1/2 inch square in the side of the plastic carton for the lead to pass through.
   
3. Attach the loudspeaker to the bottom of the carton, inside, taping it down securely, or using hot glue around the edge of the cone.
   
4. Push the alligator clip lead though the hole and attach it securely to the (+) connection on the speaker. Attach nothing to the Negative terminal.
   
5. Find the (+) terminal of your 1 kHz zapper. You must be sure of this. If you did not build it and if it is not marked, take it to an electronic shop; the clerk can check this for you in a minute. Label it. Connect the free end of the clip lead to the (+) terminal of the zapper. If you need to use two leads to connect your speaker (+) terminal to your zapper (+) terminal, do so. Attach nothing to the Negative terminal.
   
6. Turn carton over to give you a flat surface for food placement. Place food, packaged food, beverage glass, or filled plate on the top of the carton. It may hang over the edge. Turn zapper on for specified time.

Using The Zappicator Food Box

 Metal objects, like cans, placed on the zappicator will become magnetized by zappicating, showing  a South Pole at the base and North Pole at the top. Numerous poles are induced, not necessarily stable. The food inside the can shows the same polarity as the part of the can that is touching it (not opposite). For better quality food, it would be ideal to empty the can first and zappicate in a non-metal container.

 Glass jars should have their metal lids removed before zappicating. This gives all the food a north polarization like the polarity of the speaker. Otherwise the metal lid becomes polarized so that half the entire can becomes north and the other half south.

 Foods and beverages become north polarized, although they may have started out south or without any polarity. This is because water is diamagnetic and takes on the same polarity as the field nearest to it instead of the opposite polarity as iron-like metals do.

HULDA CLARK INSTRUCTIONS - END HERE

IMPORTANT NOTE

This method should be used only when you want to chelate oxidized iron, copper, and other minerals. It should not be used for sterilization. If you want to sterilize and remove solvents, NON-metal toxins, and benzene from your food, you should use the original method as described by Dr. Clark, with a North pole loudspeaker.

By the way, I regularly use this method on my water too, and the effects have been only positive.

Keep in mind that both polarities have their uses. You may also want to keep in mind that not all food has the wrong polarity! For example, raw milk from small family farms should not be zappicated! The minerals in it most likely already have the right polarity. Save this technique for processed food and foods that you have sensitivities to, if you absolutely must eat them.

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