Re: frequency is important, Royal Rife said so long ago.

Of course frequencies are important. Dr. Clark actually wrote her Ph.d on the frequencies of life (even though the elites forced the university to change it to something funky like a starfish muscle or whatever).

I remember reading an interview,shortly after I discovered her work, *sigh* famous last words--I should have saved a copy.

And to target ONE specific pathogen, it's the best. But with gobs of stuff growing, it will take all day, unless you want to try one of the specially FDA adapted versions here. If you don't mind being in their test to try to selectively electrocute humans as well as parasites.

A clark zapper isn't about frequency. She didn't care much---her homemade versions could test from 20,000 to 40,000Hz and she considered it fine. It's the battery wave, and it kills everything at once. The parasites are hardest hit because they have to hatch out but the pathogens start regrowing immediately. That's why I used herbs--they keep a killing presence for hours--the zapper only when you're using it. Tweet