Zapper

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Hello, Tamie!

YES burning is definitly a possiblity! From what I've read, the more acidic

the body, the more sensitive it is to burning. As the body becomes more

alkaline from wearing the zapper (as long as you don't mess it up by eating

junk food). I am not familiar with the version of zapper that you have, but

my " Terminator Zapper " is a small plastic box with two pennies glued to the

outside of the box that are the connectors. If my zapper is turned on and

placed against the skin, the only SAFE place to put it is against the palm

of the hand or the sole of the feet. I've been loaning my zappers out to

friends and family (about 10, so far), and no one has ever been burned on

the palm of the hand or bottom of the foot. The documenation that I

received with my zapper said that, too. If I wear it anywhere else on my

body (arm, leg, etc.), as soon as it feels itchy or burny or anything

strange at all that means it needs to be moved to new skin as soon as

possible or it will burn the skin! I had a diabetic friend wear it on his

leg for about 2 1/2 hours and he didn't notice hardly a thing and didn't

move it and had a couple of ugly burns on his leg. My daughter (12) was

accidentlly burned also

- she wanted me to remove the zapper from her before I went to bed but she

didn't move it from her arm to her foot like she should have, and 1 1/2

hours later when I went up to remove it, it was still on her arm and she had

a couple of burns. The burn marks have healed up very well, tho, and her

skin looks perfectly fine again.

The next thing to know is that because of the killing of all those virus',

parasites, and bacteria, your liver and other organs may have difficulty

flushing all that through the system, so at MINIMUM you need to drink a LOT

of water!! Force it down! Take the body weight of the person, divide it by 2

and and a couple of glasses more (specifically to further help flush the

body), and that's how much is needed.

Here are my favorite Terminator Zapper websites:

http://www.worldwithoutparasites.org/pararep.htm

http://www.worldwithoutparasites.com/

http://www.road-to-health.com/news/tb/index.htm

http://www.soulwise.net/health04.htm

Sincerely,

Charlebois

Warning! I am not a medical doctor. I can simply relate my experiences an

an honest, objective-as-possible way. Also, I can pass information that I've

read, but it may be flawed. Please take whatever I say and do your own

investigation and research into the subjects. Thank you. -----Original

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From: jsp_tlr [mailto:jsp_tlr@...]

Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 5:49 PM

cindycharlebois@...

Subject: Zapper

Hi ,

I read your post in the Dr. forum. It was very informative.

You sound very positive and optimistic. Somebody I thought I would

get some advice from if you have the time.

Pertaining to the zapper, I have recently purchased one. I thought

it would be a safe way to prevent illness in my family, including my

children. I am learning that it can burn your skin. I have the

Terminator with the wrist bands. I guess I am making mistakes as I

go along, not realizing that I should be more informed about this

before I take it on. I have burned my daughter, 2 years old, around

her ankles where I had it strapped onto her. I feel quite bad for

that. I would love to get your input on it. I am trying to learn

about it but there seems to be a tidbit of information here and

there, but nothing laid out in point form, the do's and dont's about

zapping. Very frustrating. I am a stay at home mom and don't have

time for heavy research.

Thanks again for any advice you can give. If you choose not to

respond I understand.

Sincerely,

Tamie

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