Date:   3/22/2016 1:29:40 AM ( 8 y ago)
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So were the water jars zapped multiple times as Dr. Clark notes is necessary? I'm sure the non human pathogens carry pathogens too. So, while you can rip off tech terms like a pro to dazzle and divert, you still don't answer some things.

And what you're saying is *your* zapper failed, not that all zappers fail. You tested your customers. Too much emphasis on frequencies, I'd suspect. The Clark style zappers work despite the issues with frequencies. Why Dr. Clark was soooo happy--not having to depend on such a limited approach, eh?

I wish she were alive still. I'm guessing her protocol wouldn't change much. I think you are not being truthful when you say not everything was killed, or you weren't doing the sets of three to kill the shielded ones.

And since I got well using a variety of zappers across the years, I'm pretty inclined to think they all worked perfectly. I didn't want to zap three or four times a day to keep everything killed off, so I went to herbs---faster by far, with less hassle.

And the OAS says your units started out good, but didn't stay that way. The FDA's a monster and has broken better folks than you or Dr. Clark. So I'm guessing at the time the FDA came after you, your version actually was pretty good.

But the Clark style zapper is still more feared by the FDA. If they could prove it actually didn't work, they would have and then used it to prove Dr. Clark a quack and smeared it all over the front page. That's how the 'elites' work to destroy an enemy that they can get something on. But they haven't, with Dr. Clark. So yes, I take that to mean, it does work very well.

Probably there are way too many real zappers and folks who use them successfully out there which would offer themselves and their good health as proof otherwise. Even that Theil guy didn't really prove anything, although I'm sure he twisted and turned it every way he could to make it seen like it didn't work.

And she got her masters in naturopathy after she already had her Ph.D, so I think she was well on her way with the whole parasite/toxin thing before she got her master's in naturopathy that she needed to run her clinic. That's the only reason she got that. So I doubt she studied their curriculum very intensely. She already knew it. She just didn't have an official degree.

She discovered the pathogen frequencies that she used with that 'unreliable' sycrometer of hers, not using any pre-generated list from those other people like Rife. So, while she did learn more about those frequency pioneers there, I'm going with it wasn't until after she developed her own stuff.

And no, actually the Clark style zapper has always felt right, even after I zapped my taste buds. I knew it was something about me, not the zapper, and this was back 15 years, long before my awareness of the whole spirit realm stuff.

I felt some resistance to the Beck blood purifier though, and indeed, that was a waste of money for me. And that don croft 'terminator'--I bought one despite feeling hesitant, and it was not helpful. The only zapper I definitely don't recommend. If I'd been better at trusting my instincts, I'd have saved some money and time. Well, better late than never, I guess.

But any of the others zappers have been solid, helpful feeling---right. Yours have drifted. Sometimes it was 'yeah, probably', to 'humm.. I'm not so sure...' I haven't felt a solid right feeling, though, but if I'd have needed one, I'd have bought one. Since money isn't as much of an issue anymore. I'm pretty sure if I had, I'd know better why I don't feel a solid right about it.
 

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