Which zapper??? 
bigman88
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I'm a 24 year old paraplegic as of 2010 from getting hit by a couple of cars. I have lymphatic/vascular issues with my feet, and they quickly swell up with me sitting in my wheelchair now, resulting in easily developing wounds every so often. The only way to deal with that is with elevation of my feet and proper compression (which i have not found yet after spending money on 2 custom compression garments). But that's not what i'm posting about, though.
I am presently managing some wounds on both feet that got out of my control. I waited too long to go see a wound doctor and they were bad enough to require immediate admittance then next day debridement. I switched hospital's because they insisted on unneeded amputations of 3 toes(which are now healed). The rest of the wounds are now healing okay, but they took a bone biopsy and a couple of wound cultures and they found 3 infections in my left foot:
1. MSSA- (probabely acquired from the first hospital i went
to for wound care)
2. Pseudomonas
3. ESBL+ klebsiella Pneumonia-(also colonized in my urinary
tract causing burning although not full blown UTI)
UPDATE: I don't knwo if these infections are in my blood stream; they draw blood every week and monitor certain "markers" that indicates how strong and numerous the bacteria are, or if they are in my left foot wound where they took the wound cultures from.
The first hospital i went to didn't even specify the infections i have before giving me iv vancomycin and ciproflaxacin pills; the 5th day of taking that and i woke up in the morning with half of my breath gone along with profuse sweating and dizziness. The infectious disease doctor and her assistant chuckled in my face at the idea of side effects; it turned out to be the wrong Antibiotics for the bacteria i have, anyway. Ditched that place quickly.
The second infectious disease doctor had me on an initial 2 week dose of tygecycline, then added on cefepime for another month long course. I stopped midway through the course about 2 weeks ago because i feel pretty bad; vomiting, nausea, sleepy and tired all the time, and a nasty metal taste in my mouth. The infections i have are not actively harming or killing me yet or anything; the most recent blood results from last week Wednesday showed they were at a safe level with my white blood count being a bit high; i'm sure these levels will be higher by now, though. The wounds are all healing, but the ones on my left foot are healing exponentially slower; i don't know if it's because of the infections located there, or because of the blood clot i have in my left leg which i manage with warfarin (doctors at this hospital told me to switch to baby aspirin, though).
I am looking for all natural ways to knock out these infections and a good frequency generator! I have no idea where to start, being that they range from the double to the triple digits, which ones are the most effective for the best price? I'm looking at the ZyncroZap frequency generator on http://www.drclarkstore.com,
but that is only the one naturopathic doc told me to buy via going through his website link, then to the store (for "recognition"). ]
I am absolutely clueless about this, and any help is appreciated. God bless everyone!
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- Re: Which zapper??? Esstee
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,088,340For this, I'd recommend a Colloidal Silver /DMSO soak along with Bob Beck's blood purifier zapper. Which should make quick work of your infections. You can use it along with TENS electrodes/pads that you can then cut OR customize to whatever shape and size you need so as to get the job done.
That being said, you can also build your own unit quite easily which would allow you to modify the output which in turn, will allow you treat bone infections. Though its possible that some of the commercially built units would allow for this also(I never checked).
In closing I'd add that I've had great success using Colloidal Silver and a blood zapper to treat a long standing jaw bone infection which had literally ruined my life. And though I'm not completely cured today, I am happy to report that I am completely pain and symptom free so long as I stick to my treatment.
Hope this helps.
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- Re: Which zapper??? bigman88
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This is a reply to # 2,088,356God bless that you beat back that Jaw bone infection, hope it stays away for good!
Are you talking about soaking the wounds in Colloidal Silver / DMSO? The 3 infections i have are in no way hurting me right now, no fevers, chills, headaches, no physical symptoms of an active infection. The wounds are all healing and are beefy red, despite the ones on the left foot healing quite slowly.
The TENS electrodes/pads, where would i put these on my body? And then a blood purifier zapper, does that ONLY work for the blood, or is it like a regular zapper that works for wherever in your body?
Also, i have a "chronic" bloodclot in my left leg, and i just came out of the hospital because some pieces of the bloodclot traveled up to my lungs; i am currently taking lovenox injections for a week to dissolve these clots in my chest, then i'll have to be on life long warfarin. Will this affect the treatment?
And lastly, what is the best brand of coloidal silver or DMSO you recommend?- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,088,436>- The TENS electrodes/pads, where would i put these on my body?
It is recommended not to use TENS Pads because they have a high resistance when compared to metal electrodes such as copper. They are convenient but a poor choice for achieving the best conductivity.
>- And then a blood purifier zapper, does that ONLY work for the blood,
It is designed to electrify the blood and does not reach the lymph or internal organs very well.
>- i am currently taking lovenox injections for a week to dissolve these clots in my chest, then i'll have to be on life long warfarin.
This is outdated therapy. Nattokinase works better and is safer. Have your med prof check it out. Fewer side effects, less damage.
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Re: Which zapper??? Esstee
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This is a reply to # 2,088,603RE. It is recommended not to use TENS Pads because they have a high resistance when compared to metal electrodes such as copper. They are convenient but a poor choice for achieving the best conductivity.
I think there is an old school of thought behind such reasoning.
However, I'd add that significant improvements have been made with respect to TENS electrodes that I think are well worth mentioning. ie.1) TENS electrodes come in various types and sizes.
2) Conductivity can be further improved with the use of a gels such as with ultrasonic conductive gels etc.
3) Electrodes can be cut or shaped to conform to specific needs.Most TENS electrode pads made today are made from silver /carbon based materials. ie. a thin coating of silver between the pad and the backing(where the actual wire connection is made). The silver not only results in an excellent conductivity between the lead and the electrode but also helps distribute the current electricity uniformly across the pad. While these pads cost slightly more than the traditional products they have proven to be substantially more effective than any homemade electrode that I've ever made and used since I began zapping on a daily basis.
I'd also add that using these pads in conjunction with a good conductivity gel is the only system that has not resulted in burns and/or irritation after long term use. And more importantly, where these have proven to be reusable as well. However on the issue of conductivity here is what I found:
When I was using my pure silver electrodes with cotton covers covered in electrode gel, I'd normally need to set my zapper at full strength on my wrist. However, when I tried the exact same settings using two pads cut to size, I had to turn the power down significantly on my machine in order to match the home-made pulse strength. Similarly, the home-made silver/cotton electrodes would leave red marks and in some cases dark scare like patterns, on my wrists after a few days of continuous use, whereas the custom cut pads could stay on for an entire day without any side effects beyond an outline, which would leave shortly after they came off. And so as you can imagine, the TENS pads proved to be far better than the home-made electrodes for those who are zapping multiple times per day, every day.
Having said all that. Here are some of the items that I've come to use in my term zapper treatments; electrode, pads and gel etc.
Long-life Self Adhesive Tens Machine Electrode Pads
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Hope this helps.
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- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
11 y
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This is a reply to # 2,088,837Nicely presented.
TENS pads can have their uses. I even used some last night myself. I was working out in some deep grass and brush and in the process received two bites on my right calf. They definitely appeared to be spider bites.
Both places were very red and swollen with pus bubbles at the surface. I placed the positive TENS pad ( 2 x 2 ) over 1 bite and the negative pad on the opposite side of the leg, away from either bite mark. Using the CC2, I zapped for 1 hour straight while I watched part of Silver Streak on late night TV.
Noticeable, was that the intensity was nowhere near as strong as when the copper pads and paddles are used, but that would be expected. The copper paddles and pads provide almost 25 to 30 square inches of positive contact area where the TENS pads only provide 4 square inches of positive contact area.
Anyhow, the TENS pads do work acceptably for direct exposure to a small area.
I am reasonably knowledgeable on electrodes as I was a holter monitor technician and took graduate courses in BioMedical engineering. I also keep up to date.
I have many dozens of different brands, types, and types of TENS pads, as well as other electrodes in my laboratory.
I will state that since I have been researching electrodes for zapping for the last 12 years, I have not found anything that reasonably matches copper paddles and pads covered with 1 layer of Scott white Rags on a Roll paper towels, soaked in a good strong salt water solution.
I hope to post some updated research in the near future that quantifies the difference.
- Re: Which zapper??? david1o1
11 y
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This is a reply to # 2,089,106I agree with parazapper, the electro stimulation electrodes with or without gel have a too high resistance.
From my tests, stainless steel or copper handholds and footpads with coton clothes around it are a better solution (i mean have less resistance and thus allow more current to flow, a higher intensity).
- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,090,964Thanks David,
I do need to warn about stainless steel. It may be a very bad choice.
Stainless steel contain at least 10.5% chromium and most (303, 304, 305, 316, 321, 347) are known as 18-8 and contain 18 percent chromium and 8 percent nickel. This is what makes the steel stainless.
Very unfortunately, under the influence of an electrical current, both chromium and nickel migrate out of the stainless and into the surrounding media, which in our case is our bodies.
The issue here is that both nickel and chromium are tissue irritants that are known to cause cancers and other health problems.
This is the main reason that the manufacture of joint prostheses have migrated away from stainless and to titanium.
I have had many reports of problems with zapping and the presence of stainless steel prostheses and warn in my booklet parasite Zapping and the Zapper .
Everyone please avoid the use of stainless steel as an electrode. Also do not use aluminum.
I realize that copper is not perfect, but it is easier for the body to eliminate than other metals and the use of salt water wet paper towels over it significantly reduces the absorption.
- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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- Re: Which zapper??? Esstee
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This is a reply to # 2,088,436Hello bigman,
Sorry for the late response. The answer is yes for the soaking. And though I realize your infections may have been dealt with, I figured it may be worth mentioning it in the unlikely event that you might have to deal with this again.
On the matter of the blood purifier, I'd add that though this technology was devised to purify blood first and foremost, that I've discovered that it can also be used in other ways. ie. in my own case, I apply an electrode on each side of my jawbone(side and under) so as to encapsulate or sandwich the jaw bone which in turn allows me to apply an electric field right through the bone. To which I'd add, has proven to be quite amazing in terms of dealing with the infection to say the least.
That being said, I'd also add that the blood zapper is quite a remarkable device in terms of dealing with blood-born infections(sepsis)also. Which I've had the pleasure of using a number of times during the course of my own trials.
As for where on the body the zapper might, this will likely depend on such thing as the depth(tissue etc) of the area and strength of the machine. Though I've experimented with placing TENS pads(silver/carbon type) on my abdomen and back area(across from each other) which felt very much as though the electrical field was crossing my entire body. And so I'm really not certain as to the limitations of the unit in this regard, but this was what I found using my home made unit powered at the maximum voltage for the circuit(30v).
On the issue of medication interference I'm afraid I cannot say given that I haven't combine my treatments with anything other than Antibiotics that were given to treat a nasal infection and had no effect on anyways, and so not much information there I'm afraid.
On the topic of Colloidal Silver , I make my own using 3 batteries, a 2.4mah current regulator diode and some 10ga silver rods. And I do it this way for a couple of reasons. 1) I tried using the best Colloidal Silver on the market and it didn't work AND 2) it's much cheaper than buying(Spent over $400 buying CS).
Hope this helps.
PS. I followed and built the following blood purifier unit: http://www.sharinghealth.com/bob-beck-build-your-own.html
Hope this helps.
- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,088,841There is a good CS generator available from MaestroZapper http://www.maestro-zapper.com/maestro-zapper-e-store-details.html#CSG01
Tell them that PZ sent you.
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- Re: Which zapper??? sweetwatercrok
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This is a reply to # 2,088,602You need to check out the Biowave 21 Zappers. Develped by Alan Baklayan using the work of Hulda Clark e and Bob Beck. A vey extensive range of programs using updated chip cards. Please have a look at these.
- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,089,879Yes, I have seen these. Sadly, the chip cards are a money making gimmick when you can get the frequencies built in.
- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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- Re: Which zapper??? LOVEMYFAMILY
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This is a reply to # 2,088,340Hi. Maybe i can help you. idk. Chris Gupta posts an article about how magnesium chloride is great for infections. Also, honey is now used for chronic wound care. you can get magnesium chloride spray for use on your legs(i use Lifeflo) and then rub on DMSO to increase absorption. Some have used Bentonite clay orally and topically to draw infection out of the body. Sonne's is a good brand. Starting with low dose MSM about 250 to 500 mgs a day to start detoxing will also work. I'm doing all these things to get better from a root canal that ate up my jaw. Been in bed for about three years. Anyway, I'm doing all these things myself. Adding Vitamin C(ascorbic acid) to the mix wouldn't hurt. I saw a link earlier on this site with the recommendation by a Vit. C specialist to use 50 grams of vitamin C I.V. for 2 weeks for osteomyeletis. Don't know if your doc will go for it. I use Bestzapper.com's zapper. Don't know if it's the best or not. Sota instruments also carries the line of Beck's machines. I've been using the ozone machine although it's now on the mend. my favorite two products is a heirloom wheatgrass juice powder and oxy-caps. And juicing always makes anyone feel better. Use lots of lemon juice too. It's alkalizing. Good night. It's 1:45 a.m. :)Coconut oil(unrefined only) and Lugol's and zinc are also great for the immune system.
- Re: Which zapper??? LOVEMYFAMILY
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This is a reply to # 2,092,018http://www.health-science-spirit.com/msm.html
This link talks about the clot busting and wound healing benefits of DMSO.- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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- Re: Which zapper??? parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,092,018>- . I use Bestzapper.com's zapper.
The maker, Arthur D. states right up front that his zapper can boost the immune system, it is not strong enough to kill germs.
I have used a zapper to knock out and abscessed tooth in 1 hours time. It does not cure the bad tooth, but does appear to kill the bacteria that infect it.
http://zapperdave.blogspot.com/2011/08/toothache-gone-in-couple-of-hours.html
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