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Nausea from 15 Hz signal?[]

This zap cycle was the usual one hour overall with three 30kHz APZ internal circuit 7-minute zaps, and videos used to fill in the gaps. I used my APZ mini-programs #05, #06 and #07. I would have used #08 too, but by the end of the 15 Hz tone of the third one I was feeling nauseous and had to stop. I had just eaten some bran flakes with milk and honey, and was watching a movie (Lars Von Trier's Melancholia) at the same time as zapping, so I don't know if those factors had any relation to the queasiness.

I know that infrasound vibrations in this general area have a bad reputation. Whether the mild nausea was caused by the 15 Hz vibration or the other factors will need to be determined at a different time with no food and no movie-watching at the same time.

The vibration at 15 Hz with the APZ is very noticeable. I find I can easily feel anything below about 700 Hz. Above 1000 Hz there is maybe a very slight awareness of a tingle, but it is very slight. Some of the 600 Hz range signals noticeably bite (tingle).

Anyway, the nausea went away after a few minutes of no 15 Hz input, some cold water splashed on the face, and some cold water drunk.

APZ mini-pgms #01 to #08[]

I have now created and put online the first 8 of these 9 or 12-minute videos. There are 15 planned so far. Their form — "Stimulate the healing of ___" or "Normalize the production of ___" — is the form of Radionics commands, rather than hitting the resonant frequencies of individual pathogens like Clark or Rife frequencies aim at. I suspect the specific frequencies like 1524 Hz for "Normalize Red Blood Cell Production" were derived by Radionics means.

Figures derived from Radionics work and not zapping experiments[]

These could have come from dowsing with a pendulum, or using an SE-5, or some other regular (Radionics!) method. This is more likely than deriving them from zapping research, i.e. trying out different frequencies and checking the effects.

Zapperguy 03:04, October 2, 2011 (UTC)

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