Re: Recipe and zapping

Have to be careful about packet stevia, oddly enough some of them add Sugar to it! And other funny tasting fillers. I'm so sorry your having so much trouble. :( I wish there was something I could do to help...Have you tried Schultz's cleanses? I really like them, I don't remember what specifically he recommends for diebetics but I'm sure he has something that could help? Before you give up, try the coconut oil. I really think it could help, I wish I could get it for you--it is truly amazing food. Do you think your zapper has the right frequency for what you are wanting it to do? My dad has the terminator zapper and it has really been helping him--though diabeties isn't one of his problems. It is 15mhz and can be used with duration zapping--my dad leaves it on all night long. I just went to Don Croft's site and this is what he had to say about diabetes. I wonder if this frequency zapper would have better results for you? My husband only wore the terminator one night and all of his candida and parisites were gone, we did AK testing with him the next day to confirm. I found that to be quite amazing. The terminator is $110, not the cheapest zapper to be had, but has several improvements that I really think makes it work better. It has a mobius coil, earth magnet, crystals, orgone generator, and the zapping too. Well, Josiah is home from the radio station now, so I will depart...hope you find something that works well for you. :) Caitlin Lorraine

Diabetes


Croft once witnessed a complete cure of diabetes by the ZAPPER. The woman was 30 years old, on a disability from carpal tunnel syndrome (which the ZAPPER cured in two days) and had been on insulin for a few years. On the third day of zapping her blood Sugar was completely normal without insulin. Croft has witnessed others, mainly older people, who had not cured their diabetes by zapping.

Croft would like to hear from a wider range of diabetics to see if there is a constant. Initial impressions are that there are large parasites in the pancreas, in limited cases, which can explain a quick recovery.


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