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Zapper Clark Version with Book, Cure for all Disease Combo (Zapper and book only) (Zapper is based Hulda Clark Zapper books (Not FDA approved), Zapper and Book Combo deal)

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Average Customer Rating:	2.0
Release Date:	2007
Brand:	Zapper is based on her books. (not FDA approved)
Author	Device is based on Hulda Clark Zapper model; Books are authored by Hulda Clark
Format:	Deluxe Edition
Language:	Published: English;
Foreword	Hulda Clark based items

Product Categories

Paperback; Printed Books

Product description

Hulda Clark Zapper and Book Combo deal. The zapper is exactly what you see in the picture. Comes with book, Cure for all diseases. If you belive in Dr. Hulda Clark systems and books then this is the perfect product for you. Please be warn all buyers assume all risks when buying this Zapper Product. The Zapper is relatively safe to use. However there are no proven result that the Zapper actually works. This Zapper is not FDA approved and there is no regulation. THis item might not work for you. Results are not proven. If you believe in Dr. Clark then this is the Zapper version brand that is explained in her books. The Clark Zapper has not been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration as a medical device for use in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of any disease. The Clark Zapper can only be sold as an experimental device. If you are pregnant or wearing an electronic pacemaker, please do not experiment with a Clark Zapper. All information is for educational purposes only. Consult a licensed health professional before attempting any self health program. Dr. Hulda Clark defines a Zapper as any unit that generates a positive offset frequency between 10 Hz and 500,000 Hz using a 9-volt battery. For more information on how to build and use a Clark Zapper, please read the books by Dr. Hulda Clark.

Customer reviews

« Old Technology »

I must agree with the seller that this device is definitely based on the old technology of the 1980s, Its out of date, underpowered and a waste of money. I also agree with the first opinion: There are new Dr Clark Zappers at the official Dr Clark site that are much better technology, don't waste your time on regurgitated 30 year old technology.

Rating: (1 out of 5) @ 2010-07-27

« This is a putrid fraud. »

Don't buy this ridiculous device expecting it to do anything other than making your wallet lighter. Clark was a disgusting quack who exploited the desperate. This device cures nothing. If you have a medical problem, see a proper doctor, and don't waste your precious time and money on this rubbish.

Here are excerpts from three affidavits presented to the FTC when they prosecuted an unscrupulous company who was defrauding consumers by selling Clark's "machine":

* Aron Primack, M.D., a cancer specialist who is Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Maryland, stated that, Hulda Clark's books "do not provide competent and reliable evidence" to support her claims.
* Peter W. Pappas, Ph.D., a prominent parasitologist and Professor Emeritis at the Ohio State University, stated (a) although cancer and AIDS are found worldwide, the parasite Clark blames for them is limited to South East Asia; (b) "Clark's 'case histories' represent an egregious example of a highly biased experimental protocol, and her theories are based on bad science"; and (c) "She clearly does not have a basic understanding of the most fundamental parasitological principles."
* Joseph Pizzorno, N.D., the nation's top naturopath, stated that, "No research is presented demonstrating that the Zapper has any physiological effects, let alone ability to kill parasites or cure cancer. The claim that mild electrical shocks to the skin can eliminate intestinal parasites is, frankly, preposterous."

Note to CAM fanatics who are all hot-under-the-collar about "allopathic" medicine trying to disguise the alleged value of Clark's nonsensical ravings - a leading Naturopath also stated that Clark's device is worthless.

Rating: (1 out of 5) @ 2010-04-26

« zapper »

Great device, works very well for improving health, no flaws if not for the fact that there is a newer better one that just came out for purchase

Rating: (3 out of 5) @ 2009-07-13

« Read about Albert Abrams before parting with your money. »

If you are considering using Clark's ideas, read this article about Albert Abrams (1863-1924) first:
[...]

paraphrasing the above article -

In 1916 he published "New Concepts in Diagnosis and Treatment", thus launching the ERA, or Electronic Reactions of Abrams. According to ERA, all diseases have their own "vibratory rate" which can be measured and treated with his electronic boxes. Once diagnosed, the patient required several weeks of treatments with appropriate vibratory waves from the "oscilloclast", at a cost, of course. To cure the patient, he would set the "oscilloclast" to the same frequency as the disease diagnosed and the vibrations from the machine would annihilate the disease vibrations. Several serious diseases were usually diagnosed for each patient - but - no problem - the oscilloclast could cure all.

(Does this sound "oscilloclast" sound anything like Hulda Clark and her "Zapper"?)

[Abrams] died a millionaire. A report was printed in the Scientific American of Sept, 1924. The conclusion was "The so-called Electronic Reactions of Abrams do not exist - they are merely products of the Abrams practitioner's mind. These so-called reactions are without diagnostic value. And, the Abrams oscilloclast, intended to restore the proper electronic conditions in the diseased body, is barren of real therapeutic value. The entire Abrams electronic technique is not worthy of serious attention in any of its numerous variations. At best, it is all an illusion. At worst, it is a colossal fraud".

Whether Clark acknowledges it or not, she is playing Abrams tune all the way to the bank.

Its a shame that Amazon (or anybody) profits by selling hogwash like this. Crazy ideas are one thing, but medical fraud is evil.

Rating: (1 out of 5) @ 2009-05-31

« Frequency Generation brand Hulda Clark Zapper »

The reason I use a Frequency Generation brand zapper is that the device is made exactly to the published schematic found in Dr. Hulda Clark's books. One will notice here on Amazon, there are many cheap home made zappers for sale. Some have added a modification like a timer or low battery light. Others have "improved" on the design by changing the output frequency. All I know is, if you want to experiment with a Hulda Clark Zapper that is exactly as described in all of Dr. Clark's books, the Frequency Generation brand zapper is the one you want. The photo above is a Frequency Generation brand zapper. When ordering be sure you are getting a Frequency Generation brand zapper, because several sellers are selling home made zappers that will not look like the photo. Do a search for "Frequency Generation Hulda Clark Zapper" for more info, because you get what you pay for.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2008-04-12

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