Re: zapper vs electronic muscle stimulators

>- I have read that when using magnets you should always use the Negative side because the Positive side makes things grow.

A magnet generates a small electrical current in anything that moves even slightly relative to is. An electrical field will generate a magnetic field whereever it flows. The fields generated by either are at right angles in polarity.

>- Positive side makes things grow

When I view protozoa and bacteria under the microscope when a zapper signal is applied, they immediately try to move away from the positive electrode toward the negative. The ones closest to the positive electrode appear to be imobilized first and destroyed first.

According to Dr. Robert O. Becker, the negative electrical electrode causes tissue repair and growth in the human body while the positive electrode kills cells including foreign bacteria in the wounded area.

Read "The Body Electric" by Dr. Robert O. Becker. It is a fantastic book.

>- 2 copper pennies for electrodes

These electrodes are way too small and concentrate the electrical energy enough to create skin burns.

>- developed a nasty ringworm around the Positive electrode

This can be caused by insufficient electrode size or incorrect material.

>- any reason why the Clark Zappers do not offer adhesive electrode pads

Yes, mostly size. The copper pipe electrodes provide a larger contact area and when combined with copper footpads there is a signal all over the body rather than just arm to arm.

>- I wonder how hard it is to make unit that would be have a wider range of variation starting with the Microcurrents, and having an attachment that could be used as an Electro Accupunture unit, as well as the attribute of Clark's best with optional adhesive electrode pads.

Not difficult except that electro-accupuncture and micro-current both require a prescription and are FDA regulated.

Perhaps you might like to read my book on zappers and zapping. parasite Zapping and the Zapper Tweet