In this first project I will be constructing a modified version of the original Hulda Clark Virus Zapper.
The Hulda Clark Virus Zapper is a small device said to kill all viruses using electrical frequencies. In her book 'The Cure to all diseases, available from our downloads section, Hulda Clark describes the device and how to use it and we present here a slightly modified version that can be constructed by anyone handy with a soldering iron, or can be purchased through our online store. Please see the full article HERE for more details.
In this project we'll be constructing an electromagnetic brain entrainment unit, providing 12 switchable frequencies in the following ranges: Alpha Beta Theta Delta Schumann Please see our article on entrainment.
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