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Critically Ill and Emergency Patients

For critically ill patients with only days remaining, a short cut may be taken: all the zaps, for pain, at the tumor, at blood, at digestive tract and vital organs can be administered through the skin plate. Apply the 3” skin plate over the tumor area attached to an elasticized belt by means of a nut and bolt. Clean the skin first with straight ethyl alcohol. Keep the belt very snug and the plate wet to avoid “burns”. Zap continuously, moving the skin plate to a new location every twenty minutes. Repeat and repeat over the tumor area. The ground terminal should be placed on the skin, too, just across the body from the hot terminal, so the path between terminals is its shortest, possibly right through the tumor location.

Caution: Expect small electrical burns. When both electrodes are on sensitive skin surfaces,

placed fairly close together (across the body) it is easy to neglect a burning sensation. A small pit in the skin may appear before it is noticed. This is due to concentration of current at these points instead of being spread evenly over the zapper plate. The caregiver and YOU must be vigilant for this possibility. They occur mostly at the grounded plate. Be sure to move it a short distance as soon as the patient feels a discomfort there. Squirt water at this location. Teach the patient to jerk at the belt as soon as itching is felt.

Do not treat these burns, nor put any salve or covering on them. They heal fastest simply kept sterile with Lugol’s. Wet a twist of paper towel with several drops of water first, then Lugol’s, and apply by pressing it against the skin; treat once daily.

While skin-zapping the face, the caregiver must be present constantly. Do not place a “ground” zapping plate on the face. A quarter or a dime is a suitable zapping plate for the face, ears and other small regions. If the skin is too sensitive apply a magnet instead for twenty minutes.

Side Effects: Intensive skin-zapping, right through a tumor can restore immunity in a day and

start to break up the tumor. The toxins set free will be removed by the WBCs but many viruses and bacteria escape in the blood. These may give the patient the appearance of illness. It would be reassuring to the patient if its temporary nature were a certainty. Test a saliva sample as soon as possible for Flu and Salmonella. Although testing is preferred, it is not necessary, since the symptoms are standard and easily recognized.

• Zombie-like look and behavior • No anxiety or concern over self • Weaving while walking, dizziness, • Speech is uncharacteristic

disorientation • Weeping and memory loss

• Deep fatigue

This is NO cause for alarm, even if an elevated body temperature is present. Do not try to lower the temperature. This raised metabolic rate is just what is needed now to help the immune system eat and clear away the tumor remains. It is Nature’s own hyperthermia. (Very rarely, and only if the temperature should exceed 103°, it may be lowered with a tepid shower).

The fastest way to stop the zombied-out (Flu and Salmonella) syndrome is to assume it is caused by Flu virus, together with three salmonella varieties (S. enteriditis, S. paratyphi, S. typhimurium) and to dispatch them with their own frequencies, as follows:

Set up a sine wave or square wave generator each set to total Positive offset. There will be a voltage (amplitude) that cannot be exceeded to permit this. (You are already using a square wave generator, called a zapper.)

Put A on the plate box. Connect the hot lead from generator to this plate and then to the foot of patient. Connect the grounded lead to the other foot. Set frequencies as follows:

Flu: 324, 320, 316, 313 Clonorchis: 429, 427, 425 three salmonellas: 390, 386, 382, 370, 366, 329 Hepatitis B: 421, 418, 414 Clostridium botulinum: 365, 363, 361 Fasciola: 431, 427, 423, 420

Another zapping side effect is weeping. It is utterly embarrassing to the patient unless you explain it is due to Clostridium botulinum emerging from killed Clonorchis and Fasciolas and escaping to the brain. Do not give an antidepressant or a relaxant. Weeping is your immediate “marker” for bacteria in the hypothalamus. Frequency-zap C. bot and Salmonella continuously even after the mood is better.

Give each setting seven minutes. Do a second round if the patient is still not well enough. Meanwhile, take Lugol’s doses every hour for four hours. Drink Quassia tea. Take Oscillococcinum at bedtime. In acute situations take Oscillococcinum every six hours for two days and nights (not longer).

Persons who get a zombie-syndrome frequently after zapping should take extra precautions.

1) Zap Flu by frequency twice a day. 2) Keep Flu and Salmonella on the emerger’s plate at

all times (not while frequency zapping). 3) Take Lugol’s on schedule. 4) Dress extra warm. 5) Take hydrangea and selenite in correct amounts. Persons who get weepy should be especially vigilant with digestive enzymes and oregano oil, keeping C. bot on the emerger’s plate.

Note: The Flu and salmonella syndrome (same as zombie-syndrome) is not serious enough to

warrant clinical attention. The caregiver can learn to prevent and to treat it. But you should skip some zaps until symptoms lessen.

Final Comments: A single therapist, with a helping staff of four, can only treat eight patients

a day, giving an hour to each. Theoretically, a new group of eight patients could be accepted nine days later.

But obviously, such a snail’s pace is unsatisfactory when tumor disease is spreading through society like the plagues of medieval days. Good news, perhaps for the doctors, until they themselves are caught by it.

It would be better to train laypersons. Interested laypersons have the flexibility and adaptability that a professional person in medicine cannot be expected to have. Family members and friends have the devotion and persistence it takes to rescue a dying cancer patient. It cannot be matched by any professional person.

It is my hope that new lay professionals will train others in seminars and hands-on settings to quickly expand the pool of technically skilled persons available to the sick and dying.

Supplement Schedule For The Mostly Zapping