Re: Tooth Zappicator: seeking info

[Guest guest]

Where did you buy your tooth zappicator. I don't think you can over

use one. It is just using frequency to harden materials and kill

bugs. You may be sensitive the first week.

> Does anyone have experience using the Tooth Zappicator or know

where I can find

> more information than Hulda includes in her book? The

directions from pp.232-

> 235 of The Cure for HIV and AIDS are somewhat confusing and there

seems to be

> very little information on the Web.

>

> Should it be held on each tooth for 3-5 minutes or moved over

larger areas for that

> amount of time?

>

> She says, " Treat the whole tooth ridge, a segment at a time.

Repeat on inner and

> outer surfaces of the gums, making three sets of treatments

altogether. Don't miss

> the remaining teeth themselves. " What are the three sets she's

referring to: the teeth,

> the inner gums and the outer gums? Also, why would there

be " remaining teeth " if

> you've already treated all of the tooth ridges?

>

> How often can the Tooth Zappicator safely be used?

>

> Where exactly is the ridge of the tooth? Don't teeth have more

than one ridge? Does

> it matter whether it's touching the top, front, or back of the

tooth?

>

> Is it really that important to take germanium and selenite

supplements if your

> immune system is not severely compromised?

>

> Will the Tooth Zappicator adversely affect trace amounts of metals

in porcelain/

> composite crowns? Can it be used if you have titanium implants?

>

> I just used the Zappicator today for the first time for about 12

minutes. My teeth

> (actually, nerves) hurt more when I finished than when I started.

Should I expect my

> symptoms to worsen before they improve? The Tooth Zappicator seems

pretty

> experimental at this point. I'm reluctant to continue using it

without more

> information.

>

> Thanks.

[Guest guest]

I ordered it from this website:

http://www.positiveoffset.com/FrequencyGeneration/ . I was able to find only a

handful of sites that offer it.

I'm using it with a zapper that I ordered several years ago through

http://www.bestzapper.com (the Auto-Zap zapper). Actually, it's available

through this site too, it's just not listed on their site yet. They're working

on

building up a supply before listing it.

> > Does anyone have experience using the Tooth Zappicator or know

> where I can find

> > more information than Hulda includes in her book? The

> directions from pp.232-

> > 235 of The Cure for HIV and AIDS are somewhat confusing and there

> seems to be

> > very little information on the Web.

> >

> > Should it be held on each tooth for 3-5 minutes or moved over

> larger areas for that

> > amount of time?

> >

> > She says, " Treat the whole tooth ridge, a segment at a time.

> Repeat on inner and

> > outer surfaces of the gums, making three sets of treatments

> altogether. Don't miss

> > the remaining teeth themselves. " What are the three sets she's

> referring to: the teeth,

> > the inner gums and the outer gums? Also, why would there

> be " remaining teeth " if

> > you've already treated all of the tooth ridges?

> >

> > How often can the Tooth Zappicator safely be used?

> >

> > Where exactly is the ridge of the tooth? Don't teeth have more

> than one ridge? Does

> > it matter whether it's touching the top, front, or back of the

> tooth?

> >

> > Is it really that important to take germanium and selenite

> supplements if your

> > immune system is not severely compromised?

> >

> > Will the Tooth Zappicator adversely affect trace amounts of metals

> in porcelain/

> > composite crowns? Can it be used if you have titanium implants?

> >

> > I just used the Zappicator today for the first time for about 12

> minutes. My teeth

> > (actually, nerves) hurt more when I finished than when I started.

> Should I expect my

> > symptoms to worsen before they improve? The Tooth Zappicator seems

> pretty

> > experimental at this point. I'm reluctant to continue using it

> without more

> > information.

> >

> > Thanks.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I, too, was somewhat confused by Hulda 's instructions on using the tooth

zappicator. Here's my interpretation: I believe the ridge she is referring to

is the ridge of gum/bone left behind after teeth are extracted. (If you recall,

in this book she still seems to be recommending having teeth with large fillings

extracted, even though she implies that extraction could be avoided if the tooth

zappicator fulfills its early promise of hardening plastic fillings to make them

safe.) I believe she is recommending zapping the top of the gums ( " ridge " ) one

step at a time, staying at each location 3-5 minutes. Then, zap the sides of

the gums in the same fashion. And finally, zap the remaining teeth (the ones

that weren't pulled).

I recently had a plastic composite filling replaced. After the procedure, I

used a tooth zappicator on the tooth affected and also used it on the sites

where my wisdom teeth had been extracted. Unlike you, I did not feel any pain

whatsover (before or after). I have no proof that the tooth zappicator " did

anything " except for some interesting comments from a nationally renowed medical

intuitive with whom I am working. Before the zapping, she (the intuitive)

repeatedly gave me strong warnings to see a dentist, saying something " looked "

wrong with one of my wisdom teeth extraction sites. At my next session with

her, after the zapping, she, for the first time in four sessions, did not even

mention my teeth!

Northern California

Tooth Zappicator: seeking info

Does anyone have experience using the Tooth Zappicator or know where I can

find

more information than Hulda includes in her book? The directions from

pp.232-

235 of The Cure for HIV and AIDS are somewhat confusing and there seems to be

very little information on the Web.

Should it be held on each tooth for 3-5 minutes or moved over larger areas for

that

amount of time?

She says, " Treat the whole tooth ridge, a segment at a time. Repeat on inner

and

outer surfaces of the gums, making three sets of treatments altogether. Don't

miss

the remaining teeth themselves. " What are the three sets she's referring to:

the teeth,

the inner gums and the outer gums? Also, why would there be " remaining teeth "

if

you've already treated all of the tooth ridges?

How often can the Tooth Zappicator safely be used?

Where exactly is the ridge of the tooth? Don't teeth have more than one ridge?

Does

it matter whether it's touching the top, front, or back of the tooth?

Is it really that important to take germanium and selenite supplements if your

immune system is not severely compromised?

Will the Tooth Zappicator adversely affect trace amounts of metals in

porcelain/

composite crowns? Can it be used if you have titanium implants?

I just used the Zappicator today for the first time for about 12 minutes. My

teeth

(actually, nerves) hurt more when I finished than when I started. Should I

expect my

symptoms to worsen before they improve? The Tooth Zappicator seems pretty

experimental at this point. I'm reluctant to continue using it without more

information.

Thanks.

[Guest guest]

You need to be using it with a 1000 Hz zapper, not the normal one.

She's specific about that. It's the same one used for zappicating

food. I just used one after having some fillings replaced. If doing a

tooth to harden composite/plastic, you're supposed to do all three sides

of the tooth. If you're doing your gums, then you do also all three

sides if there's no tooth in a location, or just the inside and outside

of the gum if there is teeth. I did not feel anything really except it

hurt a little on one tooth, I think from pressing on it because that

tooth was sensitive from the work because the new material was at a

different level than the amalgram, so it's taking a little time for the

teeth to adjust, or I might have to have him grind off a little more

when I go back down there.

hanabicat1969 wrote:

>I ordered it from this website:

>http://www.positiveoffset.com/FrequencyGeneration/ . I was able to find only a

>handful of sites that offer it.

>

>I'm using it with a zapper that I ordered several years ago through

>http://www.bestzapper.com (the Auto-Zap zapper). Actually, it's available

>through this site too, it's just not listed on their site yet. They're working

on

>building up a supply before listing it.

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