Hello dear friends,
We are thinking of you all these days, in the midst of changes and extreme difficulties that some of you are facing. Our hearts and prayers are with you.
The last couple of weeks here at Best Zapper have been difficult, so we need to keep everyone updated. Canada Post is currently on a national postal strike. This means that we are unable to ship anything as we normally have. We have been very busy getting alternate shipping arrangements and finally have Fed Ex shipping available as a shipping option. Please let us know if you will have any problems with your shipping, and thank you for your patience in this stressful time.
Medical Implant Update
Since we began 28 years ago, medical technology has changed and continues to evolve. Because of this, we have updated our guidelines for using the AutoZap 5 zapper and Zappicator.
The FAQ page is updated under the Health and Safety section for Pregnancy and also Pacemakers. We recommend against using the Zapper in the regular way for pacemakers, other electronic implants, and during pregnancy. Instead, the specialized Leg Zapping method is recommended as the alternative in these cases.
Leg Zappicating Procedure
Place one zapping contact under one bare foot, and place the second zapping contact higher up the same leg on the thigh. This allows the zapping frequency to flow through the leg, which ultimately reaches the rest of the body, while removing the current from the torso of the body.
Zapping your Family
With flu and cough season here right now, I had to smile as I saw my grandson doing his zapping before bed. Here he is, using the conductive cuffs on his feet. The kids know how to do it.
TOXICITY ALERT – Black Mystery Plastic
Do you use black plastic kitchen utensils? I had 3, until today.
When Dr. Hulda Clark warned about formaldahyde in foam chairs and foam mattresses, that was not the only issue with foam. Foam in furniture, mattresses, and even car seats and more, can also contain flame retardants. The Environmental Working Group (www.ewg.org) explains that ‘flame retardants’ are dangerous chemicals that can be found in our homes in foam, and also in electronics.
And why are we worried about ‘flame retardants’ being in electronic products?
It turns out that our black plastic kitchen utensils are manufactured from recycled electronics. The flame retardant in the electronics is embedded in our black polymer kitchen implements, and released under heat into our food and our bodies. Black kitchen plastic contains a higher level of flame retardant than other plastics. And, there are no safe levels of flame retardants in the human body.
What do ‘flame retardant’ chemicals do to us? They causes cancer, hormone disruption, fertility, messes with the brain like the IQ, causes attention deficit and affects motor skills. It all adds to the toxic soup we all live in. Studies are being conducted on black plastic, and its hazards exposed.
What should we do? We can get rid of our black plastic and move towards stainless steel cooking utensils, which are much safer.
References: CNN Health, Toxic-FreeFuture.org, ScienceDirect, Environmental Working Group
RECIPE
Date Snowball Cookie
- 300g of dates. Moist dates work best in this recipe.
- Pecans or Walnuts
- Desiccated Coconut – optional
1. Preheat the oven to 325℉ (165℃) degrees.
2. Chop the dates finely. Then use a food processor to turn the dates just until it turns into a thick paste. If you don’t have a food processor, finely mash the dates with a fork. That will work too.
3. Roll the dates into small balls and place on a parchment lined cookie sheet.
4. Place 1/2 a pecan or walnut on top of each date ball, and gently flatten the ball pressing down with your finger or fork. Make sure the nut is submerged into the date as much as possible.
5. Gently roll into shredded coconut and arrange on the baking sheet.
6. Bake for 17 minutes or until the nuts smell fragrant. Makes 18 small cookie bites.
That’s it till next time. Please take time to count your blessings and give thanks. We all are richer than we know, but we’re often too busy to notice.
God bless you!
–Lyn and the Best Zapper team
