Having read Dr. Clark's book (you can read it online at Clarkia , which is linked from Zapperplans.com), I believe this is not correct. While Dr. Clark does recommend Zapping on an empty stomach, she gives no indication to the best of my recollection that Zapping would interfere in any way with herbal remedies.

I believe the confusion comes from a mistaken comparison of the Zapper with other forms of electo-healing mechanisms. Bob Beck and others recommend other higher voltage and higher current mechanisms, as well as electric and magnetic induction and heating. These may well be viable therapies, but are a completely different approach than the Zapper.

The Zapper provides a low voltage, extremely low current vibration that somehow seems to work on a microscopic level. No one to my knowledge, including Dr. Clark, seems to yet know just how it works. But, we do know that the voltage and current levels are well below safe levels and virtually everyone seems to get positive results with no worrisome side effects.

In my opinion, this kind of action should have no effect on vitamins, minerals, herbs and the like, anymore than it would effect food or water or other bodily functions in general.

Hope this helps. As always, this is my opinion and not medical advice.

God bless,


LP

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Hulda Clark e's Zapper is a nine-volt appliance, and the Silver Pulser by Bob Beck is a 27-volt unit. The greatest common danger from electroporation is in the use of Garlic with the Beck Pulser, as the mild toxin naturally occuring in Garlic uptakes much too well with the 27-volt (low amp) Pulser.

The use of MSM and distilled water on the opposite end of the day from Pulsing or Zapping would tend to detox on a cellular level, and diminish any harmful effects from electroporation. I personally avoid Garlic and other strong spices while using the Beck Silver Pulser (unit pulses and has silver colloid jack, hence the name "Silver Pulser.") With medicinal herbs that don't have any particularly toxic alkaloids, and Burdock and other mineral-rich herbs would probably be in this category, I think, I would not tend to curb intake.

Me personally, I would have a hard time believing this electroporation effect would have been of much note to Clarke as I don't think that the Canadian populace she worked on would have had anywhere near the levels of industrial toxins which Americans are exposed to in this day and age. The tire particle levels alone have been skyrocketing in the last few years with the advent of SUV's. That's just my opinion. Off to take my MSM!

I have been treating patients with the Becks protocol since 1994, I have never stopped anyone taking any drugs, vitamins herbs etc.... I have never seen a case of electroporation!!

I Believe Beck felt strongly about people being ripped off, so came up witht his concept!!!