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patches10025
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A good video with a legitimate claim.

http://thesestatementshavenotbeenevaluatedbythefda.com/2013/10/karen-allen-lyme-disease-and-the-hulda-clark-zapper/

I am using the Spooky2 for the Zapper. So far I am herxing pretty good which for me is a big plus.

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Lymetoo
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Moving to General Support

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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lymenotlite
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Just watched her in "Starman." She was good.

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Judie
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She also did a massive amount of antibiotics and babesia meds for a long time before doing the zapper.

I'd be cautious of the word "cured." She went into remission at the same time as she started doing the zapper. It could be the zapper, it could be her attributing to the zapper.

Her body could have been recovering from taking mepron and the zapper helped her along.

I just want to put some caution out there for if someone wants to forego antibiotics all together and just to the zapper, it wasn't what she did to get "better."

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Keebler
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That radio interview is about five years old. She had just completed filming for a film that came out in 2010. So this had to have been done in 2009.

She says she got the unit for $140. Now, it's a couple hundred dollars more, even for the basic one.

Something is very wrong with that picture. I understand an honest profit and getting back investment and start up costs but that just seems greedy to have it cost 3 x what it did.
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Ann-OH
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Oh not the Zapper again!

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GretaM
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Member # 40917

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It has helped me so much with my allergies.

FYI. The zapper and rife use the Same frequencies.

Also, one can make a zapper super cheap.

I haven't tried it for tbds yet-just for immune hypersensitivity and it IS helping which is a miracle.

thanks for posting patches [Smile]

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