"Terminator" pictureQuestion: Is the “Terminator” a real Hulda Clark zapper?

Answer: No, not really. There are 3 areas in which the “Terminator” type units fail the test.

First, the contacts are far too close together, only an inch or so apart (2-3 cm). They should be placed on opposite limbs, or across the trunk of the body. This forces the current to flow through major arterial blood flow, in order to energize the white blood cells most effectively.  The close electrode spacing is a fatal flaw with this design. Because electricity takes the shortest, easiest path from one electrode to the other, the current will simply pass along the skin.  It bypasses the deep arterial blood flow, and cannot energize most of the white blood cells circulating there.

Second, “Terminator” units lack an adequate contact surface area for each electrode. Each contact should be at least 4 square inches in area (25 square cm).  “Terminator” type units have contacts ranging from half an inch to an inch in diameter, giving contact areas of only 0.4 to 0.8 square inches. This is only 10 to 20% of what is needed.  As a result, many people have told us that they had actual burns, scarring or severe irritation on their skin after using this type of unit.

Third, the designer of the “Terminator” type units says to place the copper electrodes right against bare skin. When combined with the burns often produced, these ions can be a real problem. Dr. Clark warned against this approach, even with intact skin. She wrote that there should always be damp paper towel or fabric between the metal contacts and the skin, to prevent copper ions from transferring into the skin. The moist barrier also helps to keep the skin conductive for best current flow.

“Terminator ” type devices lack any means of showing that the output is above 5 volts as specified by Dr. Clark. Most users just run them until the LED light goes out, which occurs well below that threshold.

 ”But it has a Moebius strip, garnet crystals, a neodymium magnet and an orgone accumulator…”

In seventeen years of making and using zappers, I have yet to see any health benefit from any of these added “features.” I have researched Wilhelm Reich and other alternative researchers with an open mind in hope of finding truly effective wellness tools. So far, these “features” are not on my list.

Instead of useless bells and whistles, here are the zapper features I value:

1. Speed – the AutoZap 5 is the only zapper ever made that is done in five minutes flat.  Save 350 hours a year.

2. Guaranteed reliability – know that it is working right every time with the SenseAlert LED

3. Ease of use – press one button, wait five minutes.

4. Knowledgeable, friendly support – try us at 1-888-533-7007 or zapperexperts@gmail.com

Caveat Emptor!

Please be careful out there. You could be disappointed when you find out that what you bought does not perform like you thought it would. The Internet is like the Wild West, with nobody enforcing the truthfulness of claims or information.  Check the long-term reputation of suppliers you are considering. Can you talk to them? Do they have a real address?

You want something safe and effective that will last a lifetime, that you can can even pass on to your children.  We guarantee our units for 5 years, and design and build our Wellness Systems to last for 50 years. And every zapper we build is double tested to meet the specifications of Hulda Clark.

 

With you in the long term,

Arthur & Lyn Doerksen

 

P.S. One recent development with “Terminator type” devices is the “Longevity Zapper” now sold by David Wolfe.  Four of its six cycles produce NEGATIVE pulses at the output, as well as positive pulses. Before you buy one of these, read this from Dr. Clark:

If the varying voltage becomes NEGATIVE, even momentarily, it supports and maintains [the parasites'] lives! This must be avoided. You cannot take this for granted when you purchase a zapper.

[Dr. Hulda Clark "The Cure for HIV and AIDS," page 71, third paragraph]