According to Hulda Clark you can take a battery and touch 1 terminal to one hand and tap the other terminal with the other. I would guess the terminals should be a little wet.

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While I doubt that ir would be very effective, there is a routine called battery tapping where you litteraly tap the terminals of a 9 volt battery with your fingers.

If I had Herpes, I would get something good.

I do think that that should be quite painful. 9v may not seem like much but on broken skin if contact is good you will feel it quite right. Also Clark zappers operate by battery and provide a pulsed dc voltage. Positive at one hand hold negative at the other. If you had both contacts connected and one side had a switch going to one of the terminals of the battery and you could turn it on 15000 times a sec that gives you a basic of operation.

Oh thought of another thing to consider is the current if you do end up trying that battery thing I would get a variable resistor to limit the current so you would connect it in series between one of the handholds and the battery. Might want to test on lowest and work up. Also maybe a metal spring could be used as a switch to break connection quickly if you don't want to use electronics. I have not seen or experienced any positive effects from a none pulsed voltage nor do I believe that would fall under the category of a "zapper". Good luck.