Re: Zappers and Electrocuting scattered worms

>>- >Zappers are less powerful than a TENS and therefore less likely to cause extensive injury..

>- To the worms.

They say that ignorance is bliss. So, why is it that I do not have the worms any longer? Zappers have worked for many here.

I seriously believe that you may have deluded yourself out of desparation. Using the TENS for this is like using a shotgun to shoot a squirrel that has just jumped on your face. It is the poorly thought out use of devices like TENS that makes the FDA require a prescription to buy them. They are safe when properly used but it is the potential for serious injury when misused that the authorities are concerned about.

What you fail to realize is that the electrolysis of nerve tissue can cause serious neuopathy down the road. This can be far more painful and debilitating that the worms themselves. Additionally, the place and the way that you used it can cause serious damage to several very important areas of the brain that can cause serious hormonal, cognitive, and functional problems in the future. Bad enough that you might not even remember what you did to cause them.

For you to come out and boast on this without waiting for at least a few months of independent observation is at the leasst wreckless and puts the lives and safety of others at serious risk. Yet, you remain in a cognitive state of denial.

>>- that Ascaris is easily *treated* all over the world.
>- Thats why a billion people still have it.

Actually, not. It is the ones who are not treated that still have it. Go to the parasites forum where they are using conventional and you will find a lot of people who have had success.

My only consideration is that there is a price to pay for those conventional medications.
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