Attention All Zapper Users!

I have a Zapper Z4eX, and in order to reach other parts of my body, I picked up a package of round stick-on medical electrodes. This frees me up to place the Zapper wire snap-on's to any place on my body that the wires will reach, and leaves my hands free. I now have one wired to my upper chest, and one wired to my back (a spot where I feel a parasitic lump, that stings, vibrates, and, or, swells, or swarms) directly inline with each other.

This makes it easier, and more portable to zap continuously for as long as I can stand it, while I clip the zapper onto my waistband, or put it in my pocket. I've actually been able to zap for hours at a time, and have worn it to zap overnight!

I'm posting this info to let people who are zapping, know they can get some portability.

Please let me know if this procedure is okay to do or not?

All comments welcome, even the naysayers.

Oh, a couple more questions I have, for those in the know.

I've always, only been putting the positive electrode right on the spot in my back that's bothering me, and the negative electrode on my chest.

Can I reverse the polarity, and put the negative electrode there instead?

I know it was mentioned on this forum, not to feed them a negative charge! Is that what would be happening if I reverse the polarity?

Finally, I feel that I'm getting better results with this, simply because of the "hands free" portability (I can walk around, and do a lot of other things) while being able to wear the zapper indefinitely :)

Thanks Vic2 Tweet