Dear friends,
Right now on the Canadian West Coast, we have entered a season of harvest and rain. So far, I have enjoyed vegetables of all kinds in abundance, figs, apples, and of course blackberries. I haven’t had a chance to grow a garden this year, but I’ve been thankful to everyone who has shared their produce with me. I am so thankful to God for every blessing He sends.
Once again, we are facing a Canadian postal strike with patience. We are very fortunate that they held off job action until our long-awaited stock of FootPads had arrived. FedEx shipping is available now.
This season we have had some great questions. We place these at www.ZapperQuestions.com and always appreciate your feedback. New questions this month: “Does the Zapper destroy Friendly Bacteria?”, and “Can a Hot Zappicator change Polarity?”
Q&A: Pet Microchips and the Zapper
Question: Since all dogs in Europe are microchipped with an electronic circuit, I am wondering if I can use a zapper on my dog. Thanks for the answer. Best regards. M
Answer: The microchip implanted in the dog is likely to be a passive RFID chip compliant with the ISO 11784/11785 standard (standard in EU). These microchips are entirely passive, meaning they have no internal power source and only become active when exposed to an external radio frequency (RF) magnetic field, typically around 134.2 kHz. When activated, they transmit a unique 15-digit identification number to a nearby scanner.
Based on this, it’s highly unlikely that a zapper would interfere with the microchip, for several reasons:
-Delivery method: The AutoZap delivers current through direct skin contact (conductive coupling), whereas RFID microchips respond only to radiated electromagnetic fields (inductive coupling).
-Signal strength: The output of the AutoZap is very low-power—far below the level usually required to activate a passive RFID chip.
-Frequency: The frequencies used by such generators (often in the range of tens to hundreds of Hz, sometimes up to a few kHz) are significantly different from the 134.2 kHz resonant frequency needed to power the microchip.
-Waveform: RFID systems require an alternating (AC) electromagnetic field to induce power in the chip’s coil. The AutoZap produces pulsed DC (unipolar) signals, which do not generate the alternating magnetic field necessary for RFID activation.
As a precaution I would avoid placing the AutoZap’s contacts within 2–3 cm of the microchip (typically located between the shoulder blades). Also, I would monitor the animal during the first zapping session for any signs of discomfort or unusual behaviour.
We have many customers in the EU who use the zapper with their pet, and we have never heard of any negative reactions. Incidentally, the FlexZappicator, which does produce a RF signal, is also safe for use, for the reasons listed above
Testimonial: Morgellons
Thank you to those who are sending feedback on how our products are helping them. Here is the experience of one of our customers who has survived Morgellons and wanted to share with others.
Laurie’s Story of Resilience and Reclaiming Her Health
Have you ever felt something was deeply wrong, but struggled to find answers? For Laurie, 57, that feeling spiralled into a health crisis that left her bedridden and desperate for a solution. Her journey to recovery is a testament to tireless research, daily baths, and the support of a special tool – BestZapper’s Zappicator.
Laurie’s ordeal began around New Year’s Eve of 2011. “I couldn’t sleep. I went three days without sleep. I finally got down on some drugs and I ended up hallucinating. It was horrible, I went through hell,” she recalls. But beyond the sleeplessness and hallucinations, Laurie experienced a constellation of debilitating symptoms: crippling fatigue, a heavy, weak feeling in her legs, and a pervasive brain fog. Initially dismissed or misdiagnosed, her health began to decline.
“I was getting to where I was bedridden, I could hardly talk, I couldn’t walk anymore, I was really going downhill,” Laurie explains. It was her friend who finally stumbled upon a potential answer, Googling her symptoms and leading them to the unsettling possibility of Morgellons disease. “I didn’t have the sores, and that’s the problem with a lot of people. I had one sore that was oozing. And that’s the only reason I knew I had it.”
Laurie began to connect the dots between her illness and a disturbing observation: the increasing prevalence of chemtrails. “I started seeing the material, the fibers. Once I woke up to what I had, and everything, it was all matching. Where I live, the planes were flying very low over us and we were under heavy, heavy chemtrails.” She believes the fibers from these aerial sprays were the source of her illness, a conviction deepened by her observations of the local sky.
Laurie began a journey of intense research and experimentation. She discovered Michael Chapala online, a researcher who promoted a specific bath protocol for fighting the illness. “He got himself well doing alfalfa baths with Epsom salts. I clued in to it even more. God was so amazing. He gave me so much wisdom. He started really enlightening my mind.”
But Laurie didn’t stop there. She discovered that acidic foods like grapefruit juice, citrus fruits, and tomatoes seemed to actively draw out the fibers. The bath water became full of cloudy fibers that had pulled their way out of her body.
“I would go into my bath with a big tall glass of grapefruit juice, and I’d down it while I was in my bath, and I’d get thousands out,” she recounts. She also found that gargling with grape juice helped clear out her throat. This dedicated regimen of hot alfalfa baths, specific dietary choices, and, eventually, incorporating the Zappicator, began to turn the tide.
“The more I got them out, the better I got. And my health started to come back.” Laurie now uses the Zapper (Zappicator) daily, applying it to different areas of her body for extended periods, even utilizing it directly in her mouth to target fibers in her eyes. “It really helped me with my headaches and with my eye problems,” she shares. She still has the daily detox baths with alfalfa powder, epsom salts and a small squirt of antibacterial soap.
While she still experiences discomfort, particularly in her hips and hands where “nests” of the fibers remain, Laurie has a desire to help those battling similar challenges. “I’m amazed I’m sane,” she admits. “It’s only by God’s grace. If you know anyone with Morgellons, send them my way. I know exactly what to do.”
Lyn’s Note: Laurie’s story is a great reminder to never give up the fight. I enjoyed our conversation, and was encouraged to hear about the positive effects that our Zappicator brought into her life. Anyone else with a story to tell, please connect with me here!
Bath Protocol:
- 1/4 cup alfalfa powder
- 2 cup Epsom Salts
- 1 squirt of antibacterial soap
- 1 tub of water as hot as you can get.
- Drink 1 tall glass of Grapefruit Juice.
- Stay in the bath for half an hour.
Note: This protocol includes a small squirt of antibacterial soap. We recommend a natural form of anti-bacterial soap, available in health stores.
Back to School Fall Recipe
Honey Oat Bars
Place in a Bowl
- 2 cups Oats (185g)
- 1 cup Dates (140g) chopped
Process in a small food Processor or Blender
- 1 cup walnuts or pecans (105g) chopped
- 3 Tbsp Coconut Oil (37g)
- 1/3 cup honey (104g)
Add the processed ingredients to the Oat-Date mixture.
Mix together. You may need to use your hands.
Pack down in a 8×8 baking pan, lined with parchment paper.
Bake at 350F (175C) for 20 minutes until brown and looks cooked.
Optional: Add 44g of mini chocolate chips. Sprinkle on top of the bars, let them sit for 1 minute and then spread very thinly over the baking.
Let it cool on a wire rack and then place in the refrigerator to get cold.
Cut into squares.
Have a great day, and enjoy your zapping!
–Lyn and the Best Zapper team
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