Re: Yes! Zappers do work

>- Do the same experiment with your zapper in one jar and the ultimate zapper (because this one also have a hign enough voltage and max allowed intensity) in the other jar, i bet that you will have similar results (kill algaes)
In order to see if the "microbes" are killed you would have to analyze the water before/during/after, you can probably do that with a modern microscope.

I did, not only that, but several other zappers, including the BBBE. No, they did not clear the jar. Each of the others killed some but not all of the microbes. This is exactly why I claim that multi-frequency is better and it is why ParaZapper now only makes multi-frequency zappers.

I also have several modern microscopes as well as some high quality "antiques". Yes, I observed that ParaZapper multi-frequency killed virtually all microbes. What I say is that there were no living microbes found but there were many fragments and shells observed. This does not mean that perhaps there may have been a few survivors that I just did not see.

I verified in advance and observed several slides before I posted the challenge. I made sure that even if they applied their zappers for 12 or even 24 hours, that they could not match our results.

>- this only demonstrate that you have 2 jars, and in one of them there is less/no algaes

Actually, you are not looking hard enough. If the zapper had of only killed algae, then the water would not have been green but it would still have been very cloudy from the protozoa, fungi, and bacteria that had been abundant. The zapped jar was CRYSTAL CLEAR and that is significant in itself. Go on to the web site and click on the picture to see the full size version. CRYSTAL CLEAR !!!!! This means that the zapping killed much more than algae.

However, microscopic examination of over 10 slides did not show one single living microbe.

>- use the word "parasites" in order to suggest that all kinds of parasitic helminths can be killed by using one of your device

No, I am very straight forward and provided statistics that show that some customers had very good results but not all customers. I even provided the statistical numbers. I very plainly specified that parasites are not just helminths but cover a very wide range of organisms. I also do not and have not claimed "all parasites". Mistletoe is a parasite but I have never made any claims about it.

>- vague statements that we can't verify

Fortunately, for me, the FDA did verify and the statistics that they got from our customers was better than what we claimed.

>- your unjustified claims

Too bad that you have such issues. The claims that I make are based on what I have seen and I suspect that some day, you are going to be kicking yourself and saying 'should have listened to him'. In the mean time, keep up the criticism. I am sure that it is helping you get better.


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