[____ Zapper] thus far has proven to be the only thing that has given me any kind of hope at all. I have a chronic, totally drug resistant, Chlamydia infection that has virtually ruined my life for the last year (and counting). I've used your zapper on my lower abdomen area and directly on my epididimus (right where the swelling and pain is the worst).
The zapping has reduced swelling. I would say without actually knowing for sure by a direct viral count, that the zapper has been effective at killing the pathogens. After a long day of zapping, say on and off throughout a Saturday, my symptoms are drastically reduced. The swelling in the groin area can be down to almost nothing. The swelling in my lymph glands below my jaw drops off markedly, my baggy eyes smooth out, and lately I noticed that a white film growing up the back of my throat was literally broken up almost before my very eyes and within a half hour period (this was also done while increasing my niacin and glutathione intake). When I go to bed or to work though the remaining pathogens multiply and come back. There is no doubt in my mind that if I could somehow apply the thing to my affected areas during these normally off times that I could beat it.
Anonymous Mar. 25, 2006
For many I suffered a lot of tension in my head, primarily at my left side, where I was diagnosed with labrynthitis. This means that the labyrinth, or equilibrium organ is affected by something, usually a virus. I started to use the _______zapper on my head and neck, when I discovered that the lymph gland under the left cheek felt big and hard. I know that viruses can hold out in lymph gland, and sporadically leave to attack the body. I was guessing that maybe they were traveling to the area of my left labyrinth, which is after all only a couple of inches away. I also have sore throats every winter, starting mostly on my left side. Putting it all together I held the left copper handhold (with damp cloth as bare copper would leave burn marks; the skin in the neck and head is more sensitive) above the lymph gland for just one or two minutes per treatment, and also above and behind my left ear. The nausea and tension I had was disappearing fast, in a matter of days. After about two weeks I was 95% better. The left lymph node had gone back to normal. I figure that the viruses (or whatever little critters they were) got zapped, and my body will now need to heal slowly. That takes time. Hulda Clark recommends continuing the treatments in order to prevent re-infection, until the body has repaired the damage. This usually takes three months at the least. name not given date not available