hello parazapper,i wrote on this subect about the neurological damage a couple into this post about the terminator,15 hz,and the z4ex zapper,could you read and give some feedback on what i said??THANKS.

Antibiotic did that to me but not have killed the systematic microbes, my feet but not for that long, that was very serious, now you can suppress the microbes and give a chance for the body to recover but not totally independent from having to use that 4hz to keep up your health. sorry mate so much I wish a hope to come true for a cure, for these doctors and their circle are going to infest the world and we would have no chance to see people happy growing into old age and spiritually feeding real live. they have given too many Antibiotic to people without need to do so for they believed in junk to feed to them; it is very clear to me. damn dark suit figures.

Hi winnie-100,

I agree that it seems unusual that 1 session using the terminator would cause such damage. The amount of current applied through the small contacts would be minimal. However, I also perceive the possibility that someone might have a variation from most other people in that perhaps a neural ganglion may have been right at the surface where one of the electrodes was placed. Even then, I just do not see so much damage occurring. There must have been something else factoring in.

Most users of the Terminator do wear it for an hour or longer at a time and there are rarely any reported problems other then skin burns for the small contacts.

Using the Z4EX might have a different effect, due to the larger contacts but I do not think that this is significant either. I suspect that there has been well over 100 thousand Terminators and clones sold.

ParaZapper has 5 models of zappers that have a Don Croft 15 Hz mode, CC1, CC2, UZI, UZI-2, and UZI-3 all provide a 15 Hz mode and at higher power then the Z4EX. We have had customers comment that it "feels really strong" and that is normal because the nerves and muscles are more sensitive to lower frequencies.

The one consideration that I think is important. When zapping, do not power the zapper with a wall adapter. These adapters can supply far more power than would be considered safe and are certainly more likely to cause harm than a 9 volt battery.

Thank you for the feedback and it is agreed that damage is possible in EMG as the electrical pulse is directly injected into the muscle tissues through a needle which bypasses the normal skin resistance, therefore the greater risk of damage.