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Lie #1: “A Thundervolt zapper is a low-voltage electronic device used to destroy human pathogens [parasites, fungi, molds, viruses, bacteria, toxins, and worms].” www.dragonfly75.com/eng/thiel.html Thunderbolt is just another variation of the Clark Zapper and Dr Thiel did a study of Clark Zappers on patients with infections and parasites and concluded that it definitely did not kill pathogens. Lie #2: “Our zapper kills free radicals. Thundervolt Zappers use a special “hunter-killer circuit” to find and kill free radicals. This is where chemtrails end up when they fall out of the sky-in your lungs! Thundervolt’s can remove the resultant free radicals. A free radical is an atom or group of atoms that is missing one or more electrons.” Science says the body already has a nice system to take care of free radicals and that is the use of antioxidants (mostly vitamins C, E, beta-carotene) which donate free electrons to free radicals to neutralize them. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3249911/ “An antioxidant is a molecule stable enough to donate an electron to a rampaging free radical and neutralize it, thus reducing its capacity to damage.” http://www.rice.edu/~jenky/sports/antiox.html “To prevent free radical damage the body has a defense system of antioxidants. Although there are several enzyme systems within the body that scavenge free radicals, the principle micronutrient antioxidants are vitamin E, beta-carotene, and vitamin C. Additionally, selenium, a trace metal that is required for proper function of one of the body's antioxidant enzyme systems, is sometimes included in this category. The body cannot manufacture these micronutrients so they must be supplied in the diet. Endurance exercise can increase oxygen utilization from 10 to 20 times over the resting state. This greatly increases the generation of free radicals” The body fights free radicals with antioxidants. Adding more electrons may generate more free radicals since they can be made by adding or subtracting an electron. Actually studies show that applying direct current to the body creates more free radicals, not diminish them. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7841663 “Sperm subjected to direct electric stimulation in vitro exhibited a significant twofold decrease in percent motility and percent viability. These studies indicate that in vitro and in vivo electrical stimulation generate reactive oxygen species and affect SOD activity, which in part are responsible for decreased sperm motion and viability.” [“reactive oxygen species” is a type of free radical. reference] Notice that report is talking about direct current. Clark Zappers and similar units output direct current switched on and off at the output frequency. Robert Beck said that direct current “wrecks the blood” which is why his blood electrifier output alternating current to avoid that problem of free radical generation. Click here for more evidence. Free Radicals in Chemistry and Biology by Milan Lazar Electrolytic Generation of Free Radicals "At the heterolytic dissociation of the molecule two ions are formed with opposite charges. If a direct electric current passes through the system, anions move towards the positive electrode-anode, whereas cations move to the negative electrode-cathode. At the anode, anions are oxidized so that they transmit the electron to the electrode and are transformed to radicals. At the cathode, cations accept the electrons and are reduced to radicals. Electrolysis of potassium acetate in water is one of the best-known electrode reactions. Acetate anions are oxidized there to acetoxy radicals.” Lie #3: “Our device originates from seven MDs, three Ph.D.s, and two D.Scs.” Ha! They list both Robert Beck and Hulda Clark although Beck said that Hulda Clark Zappers don’t work. None of the people listed ever said that a Zapper adds electrons to the body which takes care of free radicals. Lie #4: “When our customers use a Thundervolt zapper, they intake a stream of electrical charges, called electrons, into their body. This results in an increase of electrical energy within that individual. Using our simple, quick and safe Body Tester, one can find out their personal level of body strength.” There is no scientific proof of their claims for their Zapper and Body Tester. Lie #5: “Thundervolt’s are particularly useful for women. The criss-cross exchange of outputs upon the second and third zaps puts a wide variety of waveforms across the chest area between the handholds. A great deal of medical literature suggests that this can (1) prevent breast cancer, (2) lung cancer, or (3) clean parasites out of breast milk before an infant consumes it. All three are important issues for women.” There is no supporting medical literature for this wild claim. Lie # 6: “A Thundervolt zapper, with its capacity to insert alternate waveforms into the female chest attributes [breasts], can destroy free radicals, toxins or poisons before they have time to cause individual cell destruction or reach concentrated levels.” Wow! Now he also includes toxins and poisons that his zapper can neutralize as well as free radicals. This bullshit pile is getting larger and larger. But this doesn’t surprise me because everyone who follows in Hulda Clarks footsteps are pathological liars and scam artists. Lie #7: “Thundervolt zappers use isolation transformers with a DC (direct current) output. To receive a harmful shock from a Thundervolt powered by wall voltage is simply not possible.” The lie here is that the transformer they use provides sufficient protection but it doesn’t. All medical equipment is required by the FDA to have two isolation transformers in case the first one shorts out due to overload or a lightning strike. Theirs only has one. This is why all good electromedicine units that utilize electrodes on the patient uses batteries as their power source to avoid the risk that transformers pose. When lightning goes into a houses electrical wiring it can jump across the one isolation transformer and across the Thundervolt circuitry to the user. CONCLUSION The main premise of Thundervolt is that it’s a donor of electrons to neutralize free radicals and that the electric current kills pathogens. Both these ideas are completely wrong as I have shown here. Buyer Beware of another Clark scam artist. To take care of free radicals take your vitamins (but not in mega-doses). To take care of virus and bacteria use a Beck Blood Electrifier such as BioElectric’s Microbe Electrifier. To take care of parasites investigate natural cures or go to a parasitologist and take the worm killing drugs. I know of no electromedicine device being sold that is effective against parasites. The maker of Thundervolt objected to this report with more of his Tom-foolery and so I responded with the following: #1 Yours is just another variation of the Clark Zapper as it outputs switched DC just like hers did. Direct Current produces free radicals. #2 Clark Zappers are popular just as false religion is popular. That is no proof of effectiveness. Dr Thiel proved that they don’t kill microbes. Wise men learn from others mistakes, normal men learn from their own mistakes, and fools learn from no one. #3 You still stick to your lie that your device provides electrons to neutralize free radicals although I have shown scientific proof that direct current applied to the body increases the number of free radicals in the body. #4 You say the Thundervolt frequencies are too high for the body to accept this energy as DC. I say baloney. No matter what the frequency the current will be directional to the body. Even though it is switched DC it is still DC. My tests prove his claim is false. #5 A change in body voltage as detected by the Body Tester is no proof that the body has had its free radicals neutralized by electrons from Thundervolt. That is just an assumption you are making. #6 You say the Body Tester is valid because it is based on two laws of physics but I say correlation does not prove causation. Reading an increased body voltage does not mean now there are less free radicals. It may mean that now there are more free radicals. Or it may mean any number of other things. |