Re: Orgone Zapper Q

Actually, it is not an attempt to pull anyone away from the Terminator, but simply a questioning of its true effectiveness and the grounds for that determination. Having previously been a chemist and being a bio-medical engineer, I strive to find hard corroborative data and valid test results.

Almost every zapper out there, even the cheapest and flimsiest has its afficiandos and supporters. Any zapper that has been out for a few months can have avid advocates from the placebo effect alone ( approx. 32% of the users of a placebo will show improvement ). There is also a negative placebo effect from those who are non-expectant, who just know that the zapper could not possibly work.

Our research shows that the effectiveness of any zapping program is dependent on the time spent zapping and the level of the energy imparted to the body, among other parameters.

However, seeing that many users use the T2 for 24 hours a day, this could be an explanation of its effectiveness. Our surveys do find that the longer that you zap, the better the results.

You are also correct that the lower frequency does penetrate better. That is one reason that all of our zappers offer an alternate 2500 Hz which works well for certain parasites. However, the lower the frequency, the lower the strength of the harmonic frequencies that are needed, and the less ringing effect that is produced in the parasite.

As for whether or not the T2 may be better than ours, we send out a survey to every customer. One of the questions that we ask is "Have you used any other zappers and which do you prefer."

No one has responded back saying that they have used a T2, but all of the others who did respond replied that ParaZapper was their preferred zapper. We have many calls from others who had zappers already and bought ours because of its reputation.

We also thought about making a zapper similar to the Terminator at one time, but decided to leave that realm to Don.

As for testing with the oscilloscope, what parameters did you consider? Rise time, overshoot, platform decay (droop), ... ?
What was the rolloff frequency? Just curious as these are parameters that we look at. Some only look to see if it looks like a square wave.

I am glad that you and others like the Terminator, but again, the information is only anecdotal. I personally am looking for hard data from valid scientific and clinical studies.

We have that on most of our ParaZapper models.

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