Re: True Confession

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Why do 60 percent of users for this one particular problem claim success and the other 40 percent have dismal results?
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What "success" means ? Vague blurry claims again.



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I know that I have repeated this many times but some zappers vary by as much as 20 percent in accuracy, others like the Z4EX vary by about 5 percent, while the CC1, CC2, UZI, UZI-2, and UZI-3 are about 0.25 percent and the MY is is close to absolute ( most frequencies are +/- 0.1 Hz ).
Accuracy of frequency is a contributing factor but not the only one. The Rife users will certainly tell you that it takes more than one frequency to be successful.
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Why the accuracy of frequency should be important if no one knows how the electric signal produced by a zapper is supposed to do ?

Also even if you manage to produce an accurate frequency, and if we assume that what Hulda Clark claimed is true, helminths emit/can be damaged by several frequencies depending on their life stage (level of growth), so to produce only one accurate frequency has no reason to be important.

However i agree that to produce a clean square wave (with a frequency) with a high enough intensity must have a more powerful impact on the movement of electrons and therefore can possibly cause more damage to the cells than others wave form.