Re: Not necessarily, to kill parasites with current is not the same logic than to kill them with electromagnetic waves...

>- So a more accurate statement would be : by using a ultimate zapper (or any other zapper) with 2 handholds and 2 footpads is not effective enough to have a high enough current (with a killing effect) in all parts of the human body.

So a more accurate statement would be : by using a ultimate zapper (or some other zappers ) with 2 handholds and 2 footpads is not always effective enough in all parts of the human body but can be in some cases as has been reported by users.

I long ago learned not to make claims about a product that I had not tried. There are many out there that may have effects different from others, even from others that may be similar.

Consider accuracy/reproducability. Most of your zappers that use outdated technology such as the ultimate ( uses the NE555 as a timer ) have an extreme limitation in accuracy. This means that there can be a difference of 10 percent or even 20 percent between units. One unit may work greater but the next 50 or even 100 units may not because of the inaccuracies involved.

This is why a microprocessor based unit is so important. Accuracy. This is also why Rife frequencies are important. Precision. There are also a lot of other factors that determine how well a unit will work for a specific problem, but the two above are just as important.

Someone mentioned the wine glass analogy and claimed that if the frequency is not produced loud enough, the glass will not break. Absolutely correct, but if the wrong frequency is produced, then the glass may never break, no matter how loud it is. If the frequency is right for a short period of time but varies, the glass may never break, no matter how loud, no matter how strong the current. Two frequencies at the same time may interfer in such a way that the glass may never break, even if one is just rught. This is why a pure square wave ( 50 percent duty cycle ) is important ( synchronized ringing without interference ).

Just because a person has used 5 zappers without success, or even 20 zappers without success, does not mean that zappers can not or do not work. It may just mean that you have not tried the right one yet.

There are literally hundreds of different zappers out there and there can be hundreds of variations in the ones that use the 555 as the timer because it is not accurate or reproducible.

I learned this long ago when I would hear how well our cheapest model of zapper would do for some with a certain problem and did not work for some others with the same problem. While Dr. Clark claimed that any frequency would work, this is only partially true, some frequencies work much better than others for certain problems. Thank you R.R. Rife, et. al.

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