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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,318,057No, I have never submitted them for publication but when I am ready, they will be available in a book.
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I know because I use an accurate zapper in addition to doing studies for myself.
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That's what you say, how can we verify this is true if you don't share your experiments and results ?- Re: What does accuracy mean in a zap... parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,318,173One of 6 attacks in 2 days by a supposedly brand new poster that sound identical to those of one poster who was recently banned.
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This is a reply to # 2,316,763What they mean is to provide valid information that can be helpful to those who are interested.
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What they mean is to provide valid information that can be helpful to those who are interested.
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let me rephrase that : what they mean is to provide unproven claims which sound convincing so that it influences some ignorant gullible people to buy my zappers.- Re: what do infomercials mean in sup... parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,317,946>- rephrase that
That is probably the attitude that you have, but it is not mine.
Ignorant, gullible people do not buy ParaZapper, they buy cheaper products.
ParaZapper has been rated A with the Better Business Bureau. We have never had a customer complaint. Even the FDA verified that our customers were satisfied.
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Ignorant, gullible people do not buy ParaZapper, they buy cheaper products.
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What a joke- Re: what do infomercials mean in sup... parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,318,174Another of 6 attacks in 2 days by a supposedly brand new poster that sound identical to those of one poster who was recently banned.
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This is a reply to # 2,316,763What parazapper explains about accuracy is important because he said so (arbitrarily, without any proof) so please stop your critics.
(this is derision, i am trying to adopt the stupid pacificist behavior of some members on these forums...)
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My take on this is that organisms aren't likely confined to specific frequencies or accuracy as much as a given frequency range in that these will disrupt their function. That said I'm not convinced the accuracy argument to be anything more than a technological type argument from which manufacturers can lay claim to their devices(see: mine is better than yours type reasoning) or that these hold any weight against that of an experiment such as with fungi from which these claims could be substantiated.
That said, I've had very good success using higher frequencies over the classic Beck blood purifier which is initially set at /or around the 4hz range, with higher frequencies such as the 6, and 16Hz for infections or general malaise. Additionally, I've also tried using units built to very high precision(.00Hz) along with loose timings, only to find no notable differences between them whatsoever. And so I'm not convinced the argument from accuracy is all it's being presented to be at this stage personally.
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This is a reply to # 2,317,370>- tried using units built to very high precision(.00Hz)
Are you referring to zapper digital series? Funny how they mislead their customers. The numbers are actually .00 kHz which limits resolution to 10 Hz steps so that 0.01 = 10 Hz and 0.02 = 20 Hz.
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This is a reply to # 2,317,386Sorry for the confusion.
What I meant to say is that I assembled blood purifiers that were matched for accuracy up-to .00 Hz (after stabilization) as well as units built on loose tolerances(1,5 and 10%). Only to find that there were no discernible differences between them in terms of effectiveness.
To which I'd add, I'm guessing wasn't likely significant given what little impact these tolerances would have on these lower frequencies.- Re: What does accuracy mean in a zap... parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,317,393I am suspecting that you used 4.00 Hz, which according to some sources is not the actual correct frequency.
$ Hz was the result of rounding up the actual frequency of 3.915 Hz which is 1/2 of the Schumann Resonance frequency of 7.83 Hz. That may be one reason that the work failed. If that is the case, frequency really does matter.
Also, You mentioned using DMMs as the basis of frequency. I have found that while possibly accurate for sine waves, many are thrown off by square waves. I only use precision frequency counters.
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This is a reply to # 2,317,457In the early stages of my research, I purchased several blood purifiers (zappers) from various sources to test output and effectiveness, only to find that none(not a single one) met the advertised 3.92 let alone 3.915 Hz frequency. And so I turned to the Spooky2 of which I'm pleased to say filled that criteria quite accurately.
However in spite of several weeks of zapping several times per day and maintaining my CS protocol, I found my condition regressing as my symptoms of systematic infection returned(kidney pain, low grade fever, chest pains etc etc).
And so to test my theory, I went back to my old 16hz standard that I had discovered by accident only to find wellness within only a few days of zapping.
That said, I can't say I'm sold on the claims to frequency accuracy, especially in the decimal range precision in the lower spectrum as I've observed that the effects of my blood purifier appear to work best within the ranges of 15hz through to 19hz. And so my take on this is to lean toward a frequency wobble or sweeps as I'm thinking organisms likely respond to given frequency ranges(variations).
Though again, this is merely speculation at best and won't likely gain traction without some form of rudimentary testing beyond personal testimony.
That said, you may perceive this to be condescending but... I have to ask, for all of the efforts you put-in posting and promoting your products on the forums, why have you not taken the initiative to test the claims that come with your products? I saw the swamp water test you conducted years ago, but nothing more. To which I'd add, I've also read reports of people doing the very same with a 9v battery. And so I'm thinking there's ample headroom in this particular domain(research and verification) as these devices continue to progress and/or evolve. - my two cents of course
At any rate, I'm thinking the time is long overdue for people to take the initiative and conduct basic experiments rather than to continue copy /pasting and repeating old unsubstantiated material or claims. Especially when we consider the equipment/capacity that so many of the hobbyists have at there disposition today.
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This is a reply to # 2,317,486As far as the wobble goes, I think that much depends on how it is done. If it does not stay on frequency long enough, then it is not going to destroy the microbes very completely. That is why I do not use wobble.
>- for all of the efforts you put-in posting and promoting your products on the forums, why have you not taken the initiative to test the claims that come with your products?
Well, first what claims? For our current products the only claim that we make is that we can prove that it quickly kills a wide range of microbes in water ( not for consumption ). I understand that we have old sites up that provide results for some of our older outdated products that we do not make or sell any more. We can not make claims for our current products without our attorneys approval and they will not give approval on any in-house tests.
Also, I have not seen one single case where the test was successfully repeated by any competitor ( or any individual ) so far. Sorry for them, but if they can not kill microbes in water, then how the heck can they expect ot kill them in any animal or human?
Another point: I produced a video of the jar zapping process ( done in segments as the hard drive would not hold a continuous 72 hour video ). However, I decided long ago not to release that video. I may do the test again soon with a few modifications.
>- also read reports of people doing the very same with a 9v battery
Where please, because the first thing that I did was to try a 9 volt battery directly. It killed some but left many alive. I would certainly not consider the resulting water safe or clean. The results were less effective than the 2500 Hz single frequency which was the second test, then the 30,000 Hz frequency.
This video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbeaQ2FaxIc shows some paramecium being destroyed with a Rife-Bare Plasma generator at a particular frequency. The killing of the paramecia is not so outlandish but the importance of this video is that they used other frequencies which did not kill the paramecia. Also, while it does work, it is not as fast or as dramatic as the direct contact square waves are. At least, in this video, it is demonstrated that frequency does matter.
I have posted a collection of other relevant Hulda Clark and Rife videos and studies at http://hulda-clark-quack.com/huldaclarkzapperworks.html
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I produced a video of the jar zapping process ( done in segments as the hard drive would not hold a continuous 72 hour video ).
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Good !
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However, I decided long ago not to release that video.
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Why ? This is how the understanding and technology can progress when others try to reproduce the experiment and results.
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The killing of the paramecia is not so outlandish but the importance of this video is that they used other frequencies which did not kill the paramecia. Also, while it does work, it is not as fast or as dramatic as the direct contact square waves are. At least, in this video, it is demonstrated that frequency does matter.
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It probably does matter, after all, that's the basis of Rife's technology.
However it is not because specific frequencies are more effective to kill specific harmful organisms than the frequencies you have in your zapper are effective (or please show us some proofs)
Also, i have managed to kill big parasitic worms by using low frequencies and a high voltage/high intensity, (but it is risky) so there are probably several ways.- Re: What does accuracy mean in a zap... parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,317,949>- not because specific frequencies are more effective to kill specific harmful organisms
So, you are calling the producers of the video liars?
They very clearly state that one specific frequency worked while other ones that they tried did not.
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This is a reply to # 2,317,953Some frequencies may be more effective to kill some organisms (this is the basis of Rife's technology after all.)
But this doesn ot mean that the frequencies you have in your zapper are effective to kill specific organisms (or please show us some objective proofs (but i bet that instead you will give us more excuses)- Re: What does accuracy mean in a zap... parazapper
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This is a reply to # 2,318,177Oh! Another of 6 attacks in 2 days by a supposedly brand new poster that sound identical to those of one poster who was recently banned.
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