An electric fence is good for keeping animals in, but it's the frequency or wave shape (from the battery) that kills parasites. So probably not---if it was just electricity, a tens unit would work, but it has no effect on anything but strengthening muscles.

Can you show us some proof that the electric signal your zapper produce manages to kill parasitic worms in the human body or in a similar environment ?

I never found zappers any good at killing anything but parasites which they did quite well. Infections took the herbs or the beck electromagnetic pulser, except the 'cancer' fungus. With a fungus-specific zapping frequency, it actually worked great. The Beck pulser doesn't do fungus unfortunately, but bacteria and virus---can you say magic?

And is that the one with the clips on the 9 volt battery? I'm sure, it'd help. I think I'd just have a hard time keeping it connected though. looks pretty insecure to keep together.

I just wonder why you think the zappers don't work. How do you know?? What didn't happen that you think should have? Remember, if you don't kill the infection they bring in, your symptoms may increase, but most likely won't go away with just zapping unless you have a frequency specific zapper like I got for my fungal infection aka 'cancer'. I did a post today about that. I totally spaced on that part because my diabetes and hiatal hernia weren't infected with anything, I don't think. At least, when I zapped I had no increase in symptoms--and the diabetes went away.

Interesting about the fence, if it is pulsed DC voltage, it should be helpful. Most electric fences are not which may be why that one is special.

Also, of note: I posted a while back about people in Indonesia sitting / laying on the electric train rails there to help control parasites. There were actually several articles on the internet.

In Africa, they will often use a car battery or even the spark from a plug wire to neutralize scorpion stings and venomous snake bites. Not sure how well this works but in desperation, I would certainly try most anything that might even help a little bit.

Many toxins are polar in nature so in theory, the use of electricity could help to neutralize them.

>- had no luck with the zappers

Please elucidate by telling us what zappers you use, what modes you used ( if they had more than one mode ), and how it was used ( continuous or 7 on - 20 off, etc. ), and what effects you noticed or did not see.

This type of information can help others make better choices and also help zapper makers improve their products. Even ParaZapper is not perfect, but we keep trying. How can we fix what we do not know about?

a parasite zapper I designed outputs as much as 50 volts which most people can't turn up that high unfortunately. I believe no matter what the frequency or waveform that it takes a "shocking" amount of electricity to kill parasites.

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Since weve had no luck with the zappers
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one more infected who has wasted money and time with zappers...
If this technology is so efficient, why don't zapper sellers do some serious experiments and show us some proofs ?