>- how the Zappers can work for HPV and Herpes type viruses?

A lot of users get good results from the zapper to stop herpes outbreaks. Not all are successful though. The reason why is not known as there is a lot of variablilty in zappers and zapping techniques.

I had a buddy a long while back who had HPV. He wanted to try the Fscan out, so we scanned the frequency range for HPV (Dr. Clark's chart of ranges in A Cure For All Diseases). We didn't get high MV's, but we did get hits in that range. We treated the peaks (hits), and also used the frequencies for treatment given in Clark's book. He was VERY happy to have been relieved of HVP wart outbreak within 48 hours. However, his wife returned from overseas, and at this point, some 4 weeks later, we cannot know if they returned, due to her reinfecting him, or not. Reinfection is a serious issue with these pathogens.

My fiance' battles the herpes simplex 1, and we had targeted the pancreas using the Fscan imprinter, and pancreas anatomy slide. After we got the pancreas clear, we used the skin anatomy slide. She has begun the Beck protocols, but we note that Dr. Bob Beck mentions in his lecture that Herpes may take up to 5 months to eradicate. I have thought of using the nerve anatomy slide for the imprinter or this plate zapping, but haven't done it yet. We are having great results so far against her cold sore, which has not fully outbroke this time... however, we are in middle of treatment for this right now, and actually more focused on preparing for her upcoming Liver Flush, which is her main priority number 1 right now, in addition to employing the Beck protocols. We might give the nerves a good zap toward the herpes simplex 1. You can see a number of hits on the Zapper Image folder fscan screen photos I took. She is using the general frequency of 15 hz for overal preps for 2 hours daily zapping toward Clark's parasite elimination pre- Liver Flush protocol, as well as doing the frequency specific zap earlier this week for herpes cold sore coming on. We will use the following for the Liver Flush preps the day of the flush, in tandem with the gallbladder anatomy slide, bile duct anatomy slide, and liver anatomy tissue sample slide on the FScan imprinter to drive the focus of the electrical pulses or frequencies to this tissues:
I zapped Gallstones. The frequencies are 3,000 hz, 1,552 hz,800 hz,
880 hz, 787 hz, 727 hz,20 hz, 6,000 hz, 10,000 hz, and 20 hz. I zap each frequency for 10 minutes each
(THANK YOU MS. Lightning!)

Wow, now there's an interesting method!