Hulda Clark

Satisfaction guaranteed limited return policy , 3 year Warranty on our products. What about zapper output frequency? In experimental testing, 2.5 kHz (2500 pulses per second) works significantly better than the 30 kHz suggested in Dr. Clark's book. as it provides deeper penetration. Wrist Straps used by some other zappers are bad. These straps and... cords while being convenient, are made for antistatic applications and include a high resistance (1 megohm). This steals most of the voltage that the parasite zapper puts out and makes it much less effective, especially those with coiled cords. Our hands free wrist straps and cables are low resistance applying more energy to killing your parasites. Be sure to follow Dr. Clark's recommendation that you use the Hulda Clark zapper every two or three days as a preventive measure, since we are all constantly exposed to parasite eggs and stages in daily life. Warning! Do not use any Zapper type product if you are wearing a pacemaker or if you are pregnant. Do not use any zapper type product if you have metal stints in your heart. Important! Zapping may have a negative impact on some metal prosthesis, especially those made of stainless steel. These may contain Nickel and Chromium which can leach under electrical activity and cause tissue irritation. Notice: The ParaZapper is offered only as an experimental device and FDA approval has not been applied for. Therefore, these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. It is provided for informational use only and is not intended to replace the advice of a licensed professional. ParaZapper is not sold for use on humans. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, disorder, pain, injury, deformity, or physical or mental condition This notice is required by the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Over 90 percent of customers who responded to our surveys in 2004 state that the FDA should approve ParaZapper for use in the treatment of parasitic related illness.Read More