Guest guest Posted August 6, 2002 Report Share Posted August 6, 2002 (I apologize if this is a little off-topic) >Hello rifers' lists I have been having good results keeping a mycoplasma infection(UTI) down using the following protocol: (please note that I have only verified this species via Dowsing(radionics) and do not have any hard proof that that is what it is!) none-the less the painful urination can be knocked down somewhat using this protocal however I think you need more voltage watt power to penetrate deeper or plate zapping to effectively kill them ALL!!! I have constructed one of Luke Parishes(?sp) Zappers and have modified it to output a 18.80 KHz freq by using the same values for all the parts but different wattages for the resistors Instead of using the 1/2 watt fatter resistors as he suggests I have substituted 1/4 watt resistors keeping everything else the same see diagram http://zapperplans.com/plans.html It seems that this capacitor which is a 1000pf cap seems to deliver a stronger punch when it comes to penetrating organs and tissues compared to the Zapper Deluxe all this without plate zapping...At least this is what I have found... I hope to perform the plate zapping technique when I can afford the parts.. (I cannot say for a fact which zapper performs better on an scope as I dont have one and someone could test this to see shape of wave in body!) After zapping I also hit it with mesosilver A FINER SMALLER colloidal Silver which works but I have found the Silver 100 to work as equally well! If one can afford it Thymic protein extract(A VERY GOOD PRODUCT!)EXPENSIVE seems also to re-program the white cells to find these enemies and starts to gobble them but it cant seem to get all of them (ie the ones inside your cells) I have hooked the electrodes up to my feet as I find since the infection is lower parts of body seems to get the current there....And you must use a NEW battery for each zap or recharge it...since when the voltage of the battery drops it doesn't have any penetrating power left... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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