Re: I agree with what you explained but that was not what i meant.

I responded to Parazapper's response to my message that you referred to.

I appreciate Parazapper's input in this forum, so I don't want to bash him, but my body's resistance is about 10 kohms, which means that a zapper's current (even his) is going to be low - on the order of 0.4 milliamps. (I may have low conductivity because I eat a raw food diet with very little salt in my diet.) His may be a little higher, but still low. I can increase the current by increasing the voltage by using a function generator, but I did this through my legs only using foot pads - I would be very leary of doing this with hand pads. I got up to 0.8 milliamps, but I could really start to feel the voltage in my body.

You can determine your body's resistance by attaching your VOM to the wires at the end of your hand pads with salt water on your hands (not using the zapper, so detach the ends of the wires that normally are plugged into the zapper, attach them instead to your VOM leads).

Zappers are likely very hit or miss when it comes to parasites. The zapper is supposed to work at other frequencies because of resonances at those other frequencies, but the current is likely much lower at those other frequencies. If you zap at more frequencies, the better the chances that you have.

The best method would be to determine exactly what parasite that you have and zap at exactly the frequencies that are associated with that parasite.

Another method would be to use a function generator and slowly increase the frequency a little bit at at time. When you notice some sensations at a particular frequency ( parasites are moving around...), stop at that frequency and zap there. Come back to that frequency again.

Another way would be, after determining exactly what parasite that you have, would be to treat systemically with both herbal and homeopathic treatments over a period of at least a month, probalgby two months would be better. Tweet