Re: Zappers do work

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It can cost up to !000,00 US or more per species isolated and identified, just for some of the more common species.
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If you don't want to call this a lie, let's say it is a big exaggeration. It would cost only the equipment (a microscope), a good camera, and time.

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ParaZapper CC2, ParaZapper UZI-3, and ParaZapper MY series can more effectively kill a broad spectrum of microbes in water than other outdated single frequency, dual frequency, and triple frequency zappers can.
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I see no proofs of that, i see only one jar with water and algaes and one jar with water and less/no algaes. "Microbes" is a too vague word and i don't see any living/dead microbe on your photo.

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You are absurd in your demands. If you want specifics, you go do the test and find out for yourself. Then you can file a report that OMG! ParaZapper may have missed xyz species!
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I am not the one who spreads unjustified claims just to sell more devices...

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None of that would change the fact that ParaZapper kills more microbes, more effectively than other zappers. It is just that plain and simple.
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These are only your words.

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You constantly deride zappers because you do not trust them to solve your problem but in the process you intentionally make them appear as if they are worthless.
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No i have nothing against the technology, i continue to build devices and to experiment, but i have a problem with zappers makers/sellers who spread vague suggestions and unjustified claims just to deceive desperate infected people to buy their devices.

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Dr. Clark never claimed that this was the purpose of the zapper. She was very specific in that it was mostly intended for killing microbes.
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Wrong, page 3 of "the cure of all diseases" :
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Electricity can now be used to kill bacteria, viruses and parasites in minutes, not days or weeks as Antibiotics require.
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And you can read similar suggestions/claims in others parts of the book.

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I have also been very specific in that these devices do not always work for certain helminths. In my writings, I have specifically stated that only about 75 percent of users who had parasites experienced 50 percent improvement or more
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Here you suggest that your device helps to kill parasitic helminths in humans, but you don't provide any proofs of that, only vague statements. This is deceiving and dishonest. And you keep doing that.

Notice how you can write a full page of answers to dodge all my critics/questions/requests and you still haven't provided one objective proof that what you suggest/claim is true.
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