Date:   6/10/2015 12:44:23 PM ( 9 y ago)
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>- It would cost only the equipment (a microscope), a good camera, and time.

Your fallacy! A video produced by me means nothing and is proof of nothing, per you. In addition, a video does not identify a specific species.

>- i don't see any living/dead microbe on your photo.


You would not see a microbe if it bit you! :^)

>- I am not the one who spreads unjustified claims

Yes, you do, in order to defame and detract. Several of your misrepresentations have already been pointed out.

>- These are only your words

No, not just words. This is supported by the fact that no one, not even you has been able to do this with any zapper other than the multi-frequency ParaZapper models.

If a competitor could match it, they would have done so just to prove me wrong.

This strongly supports the fact that ParaZapper CC2, ParaZapper UZI-3, and ParaZapper MY series can more effectively kill a broad spectrum of microbes in water than other outdated single frequency, dual frequency, and triple frequency zappers can.

And, the MY-3 and the M-1 will be even better!

>- just to sell more devices

No, to inform people of things that they should be aware of.

>- i have a problem with zappers makers/sellers who spread vague suggestions and unjustified claims

Then you should not be harassing me. The fact is that ParaZapper CC2, ParaZapper UZI-3, and ParaZapper MY series can more effectively kill a broad spectrum of microbes in water than other outdated single frequency, dual frequency, and triple frequency zappers can.

This is neither vague nor unjustified.

>- page 3 of "the cure of all diseases" :

"Electricity can now be used to kill bacteria, viruses and parasites in minutes, not days or weeks as Antibiotics require"

She does not mention helminths and does not specify ALL. While her statement is somewhat ambiguous, it is clarified later in her book.

You forget that parasites includes many protozoa and fungi. It is only a narrow mind that defines parasites as being strictly helminths.

However, as she stated: "Electricity can now be used to kill bacteria, viruses and parasites in minutes, not days or weeks as Antibiotics require"

In my experience this is true. Zappers can work very quickly and there needs to be additional studies to show just how effectively zappers can be used to control or stop microbial infections.

>- These are only your words.

Perhaps the words of an independent paying customer who has actually tried ParaZapper:

ParaZapper CC2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi3J78aol2Q

Definitely The World's Best Zapper ParaZapper MY + = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooR2IPFc_Tk

My Favorite ParaZapper My Mode = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2R3IZR6u7M

This particular user has tried many zappers over many years and will definitely tell you that ParaZapper, even our cheapest ParaZapper 6-Pack, beats all of the others hands down.

>- This is deceiving and dishonest. And you keep doing that.

There is nothing deceiving or dishonest about it. It is very factual that the statistics were derived from a specific group of customers who had specific issues and a very specific number of them reported very specific levels of success. The statistics are so honest and fair that when the US government tried to prosecute us, they did not succeed.

>- haven't provided one objective proof

And I am not so stupid that I would ignore my attorneys advice of not doing so.

I have received quite a number of private messages discussing how hard you are trying to land me in prison. Keep trying, I will do my best to keep avoiding making stupid mistakes that you suggest.

BTW, thanks to all of you who have sent those private messages of support and yes, I do not blame you for wanting to avoid arguing with trolls or other people who might harass and attack.

 

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