The Zapper is an inexpensive device that can be used to send a small electrical current through the body. There are many of these devices available for purchase on the Internet. Read the following and "buyer beware". You are certainly free to try one of these devices on yourself (or your pet) and see what you think. (I made several of the early ones and own a "Terminator")

From the Quackwatch Website:

Phony Devices

Clark's "Zapper" is a low-voltage device that supposedly kills parasites, bacteria, and viruses with electrical energy, but does not harm human tissue. Its use is based on Clark's notion that all living things broadcast a characteristic range of radio frequencies and that the device can issue counter-frequencies that kill unwanted organisms [8]. [It does not have] any genuine diagnostic or therapeutic value. (Actually, without the medical studies that he wants everything to have, he really can't make that statement. He could say it doesn't have any PROVEN diagnostic or therapeutic value. - bfg)

If you cruise the Internet as I do, you have noticed that testimonials on websites have disappeared.

"Government regulators consider testimonials to be misleading and deceptive and recommend you consult a medical doctor for the treatment of all diseases."

Our government in the interest of "protecting" you from trying alternative therapies has forced the people selling alternative therapies to remove testimonials of people who have used their equipment to improve their health. All that is left is "It is nice equipment".

You do have the right to try an alternative therapy on yourself. You don't have the right to use it on others.

These testimonials are ones I have gathered. Many have come from a few websites that are dead.

NOTE: ALL NAMES HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED.  LINKS TO WEBSITES THAT THESE TESTIMONIALS CAME FROM HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED. YOU CANNOT CONTACT ANYONE WHO WROTE A TESTIMONIAL, NOR CAN I.

I do not sell anything.

 An example of a Federal Trade Commission letter sent to an owner of a website that had testimonials on it:

You are responsible for all claims, whether express or implied, that are made on your web site. Please note that consumer testimonials constitute claims that your product will provide the advertised benefit, and therefore such testimonials also must be supported by competent and reliable scientific evidence. We strongly urge you to review all claims on your web site immediately, and to delete or revise those claims as necessary to comply with the law.

You also should be aware, if you are marketing a dietary supplement, that FDA law prohibits any labeling claims that a dietary supplement is intended to prevent, mitigate, treat, or cure cancer or any other disease under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act as amended by the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994. Such claims would cause the product to be a drug and would require that the product comply with the applicable drug requirements, including that the product be submitted for FDA approval as a new drug before it can be marketed.

The FTC staff strongly urges you to review the claims you are making for ___. If your web site includes any express or implied claim about the benefit of any _____ product for cancer or other diseases that is not substantiated by competent and reliable scientific evidence, or is otherwise false or deceptive, you must discontinue these claims immediately. 

Now that you've been adequately forewarned...read on and enjoy!

Go to the Table of Contents for the list of Testimonials