Dr. Clark's Plate zapping Technique
[Article by Uschi Ausfelder ]

New Zapping Technique: Plate zapping

Dr. Hulda Clark’s zapper has not changed since its invention - or rather discovery? - in 1994. It is reliable and can achieve dramatic results, as confirmed by hundreds of testimonials. But a good researcher is never quite satisfied with what is good - because there may always be better or faster results. As detailed in "The Cure for All Advanced Cancers", Dr. Hulda Clark has been working a lot with supplements, vitamins and minerals, and ozonization; recently she has focused more on essential oils among others. Now she has found it time to re-examine the zapper concept and find ways to zap even more effectively.

PCBs prevent effective zapping

Most patients get fast results from using Dr. Hulda Clark’s zapper. But with some patients, the success was limited. Dr. Clark found out that those patients had PCBs preventing the zapper from being effective. Besides this, PCBs are another factor reducing immunity, besides benzene, asbestos and lanthanides that were elaborated on in earlier issues of the Bulletin.
PCBs are found in commercial soaps and pesticides (which may occur in treated wood in homes; produce). The source must be found and eliminated as always. Then, PCBs can be eliminated from the body by taking ozonated olive oil (see separate article on ozonization), which takes 2-3 weeks.

Plate zapping: combining zapper and syncrometer techniques

Then, Dr. Clark made many experiments with different zapper techniques. They are not actually changes in the zapper circuit, but much rather additions to the existing zapper circuit. But Dr. Clark was only ready to talk about one of the new zapper techniques, which she calls plate zapping, while the others have not progressed enough and been tested enough to be released.
The Syncrometer uses test plates to test for pathogens and substances in the human body. It is a simple oscillating circuit with a 1000 Hz base frequency which is modulated by the frequencies that are fed into the circuit by the capacitor plates.
It is also possible to narrow the search for toxins and pathogens down to a specific organ in the body by placing an organ slide on the second test plate (the "anatomy plate", therefore).
Now, Dr. Clark has used this technique with the zapper: She simply connected two test plates to the zapper circuit. It does not matter where the capacitors are fed into the circuit, but Dr. Clark stresses they should be on the "hot" side (the red on the Super Zapper DeLuxe).
The plates can now be used to narrow the zapping down to an organ or a pathogen. This is very specific zapping and has proven to be much more effective for the organ or pathogen on the slide (while being less effective for the others). It is also possible to place organs and pathogens on the plates at the same time; as well as placing several organs and pathogens on the plates ("loading the plates") - but then the effect gets more diluted again.
Finally, it has become possible to zap the intestines with the plate zapping technique. The intestines have been shielded from regular zapper current. But they can’t resist plate zapping current. "Almost all our cancer patients now find parasites in their stool", Dr. Clark said on our last visit to her office, and she showed us little baggies with textbook examples of parasites from the patients. "I have the patients bring them to the office. If they find no parasites I know we are missing something".

Summary

1.     What is plate zapping? -- It means using the zapper with capacitor plates attached. On the plates you can put slides of anatomy or pathogens to specifically zap the organ or the pathogen that is on the plate.
2.     Who is plate zapping for? -- Any patient could use it, but since you need the slides its costs makes it appear more suitable for advanced patients.
3.     How can you plate zap? -- Take Syncrometer plates (or make your own plates with aluminum foil and cardboard), and connect them to the zapper, for example with a double alligator clip lead. Make sure you attach it to the "hot" side (usually red). You need slides of whatever pathogens or organs you want to zap specifically. Dr. Clark has initiated a special digestive kit, because now it is possible to zap the digestive tract also. You can get slide kits on the order form or single slides from a biological supply company.