I have seen many people rid themselves of Candida with a bunch of different zappers, so this is about as unbiased as it can get. I will not mention any specific type of zapper. You just have to be diligent with the zapping and also do the obvious things like cut simple sugars COMPLETELY from your diet and cut way, WAY back on starchy foods. Get plenty of natural sunlight and exercise often. You'll beat it. I did.

Hello Joejac
=> “… but I do not want to experiment with myself anymore”
Killing a pathogen with frequencies is always an experiment, and an act of faith because there is no medical or scientific proof it will work with Clark, Rife, or any other set of frequencies.

Zappers, on their basic effect of tiny DC currents, seems to work well with candida, but, as said in this post you mention
//www.curezone.org/forums/fmp.asp?i=1599835

it is a long process where you get rid of a layer of fungus after the other.

For what I understand of candida, the immune system is the one mainly involved in controlling this fungus. Zappers, generally speaking, will clean your body from many pathogens and boost the ability of your immune system to work properly.

If you want to target more specifically this problem with a frequency, and you want to try Clark set of frequencies, you can borrow a frequency generator, with a frequency meter, able to send a frequency of 386kHz, all in the positive offset, about 5 to 10V peak to peak . Frequency being direct, you can use a sinusoidal signal, instead of a square one (no harmonics needed) Time of exposition can be as low as 3mn at this direct frequency.
If the frequency generator is plugged in a wall outlet, it will be wise to use an isolation transformer.
If this works for you, then think to buy one to make many “zapping experiences”, during many weeks.

If you want to use a zapper with the use of frequencies to hit this pathogen frequency range (384.2kHz to 388.4kHz), here is the calculation you should do to check the validity of the offered frequency :
Example : Offered frequency : 2.500kHz, square wave (you need a lot of harmonics here).
Take the direct frequency as a first approach : 386kHz.
Divide by the offered frequency : 386/2.5kHz = 154.4 times.
Try 153 and 155, two odd harmonics around 154.4
153*2.5kHz= 382.50kHz => out of range
154*2.5kHz= 385kHz => in range, if your zapper makes this even harmonic.
155*2.5kHz= 387.50kHz => in range.
2.5kHz will hit candida on its 155th harmonic.

Check on this page for more information, if this technical side of zappers interest you
http://www.ezw.zapperwise.com/e-zapper_frequency.html


I don’t know when a frequency stops having enough energy to hit hard pathogens.
By the number of people liking 2.5kHz, it seems this one still works.
I have some doubt 15Hz will work.
That is why i continue experimenting.
That is why I’m advocating a sweep frequency to increase the number of hits, even with a low precision generator, using 2.5kHz range and 4kHz to 8kHz range.

Note_1: When using harmonics, you are hitting once in a while your parasite (here once every 155 periods of direct frequency). This means 3mn will not be long enough. What will be long enough ? Honestly, I don’t know. 3x 20mn seems to work, most of the time.

Note_2 : I had good success with many fungus using Colloidal Silver repeatedly, directly on them. Sometimes you can use-it (in between toe fingers, in the intestinal track,…), sometimes not.

Finally, as Gegatso says, a simple, good zapper could be good enough, or at least a good place to start with, without waiting a precious time looking for "the best one", a "title" you will find in every zapper you will look at (:-).

>- But as per the above link, there is not a range of frequencies that can kill the candida

Just because it does not say that it kills candida does not mean that it can not.

>- Frequencies affecting these fungi are from 384.2kHz to 388.4kHz

That does not mean that the zapper has to say 384.2 kHz or 388.4 kHz. A zapper running at 2.5 kHz will produce 382.5 kHz and 387.5 kHz along with every other odd harmonic of 2.5 kHz. That is the principle that the zapper works on, not the base frequency, but the harmonics.

The 2489 frequency on the CC1 will produce 380.8 kHz and 385.8 kHz, close to both Candida frequencies.

The 2280 frequency will produce 385.32 kHz and 389.88 kHz.

The 2127 Frequency will produce 384.99 kHz and 389.24 kHz.


All of the frequencies are close enough to be at least somewhat effective. The frequencies on the CC1 are not random numbers, they were picked with intent.

Also consider the higher Clark frequency 29380 as it will produce 381.94 kHx with a signal that will be stronger.

Possibly the best frequencies in the 2.5 kHz range would be 2.4739 kHz for the upper and 2.511 kHz for the lower. You will have a hard time getting a zapper with these frequencies.