Plate-zapping an organ

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To perform plate-zapping on an organ, the bottlecopy of the organ’s frequency pattern is placed on the right plate. On the left plate, the different parts of the vascular and lymphatic systems are arranged alternately.

By alternating the body fluid bottle copies on the left plate, parasite eggs released from the organ sample on the right plate are eliminated as they move into the vascular and lymphatic systems.

Turn on the zapper connected to the plates and follow the corresponding illustrations or setup. The battery must maintain a voltage above 9 volts.

IMPORTANT: The symbol Ω means that the bottle copies must touch each other and are treated as a single site.

Plate setup (summary table) #

Left plate	Right plate
Lymph	Spleen
Lymph vessels and veins (LVV)	Spleen Ω white blood cells (WBCs)
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)	Spleen Ω lymph vessels and veins (LVV)
Blood	Arteries veins, nerves (AVN)

Sessions (20 minutes each)

1. First session – 20 minutes
   → Left plate: lymph
   → Right plate: spleen (organ)
   The lymphatic system is cleaned while the spleen is zapped
2. Second session – 20 minutes
   → Left plate: lymph vessels and veins (LVV)
   → Right plate: spleen Ω white blood cells (WBCs)
   The lymph vessels are cleaned systemically, and the spleen’s white blood cells are energized
3. Third session – 20 minutes
   → Left plate: cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
   → Right plate: spleen Ω lymph vessels and veins (LVV)
   The CSF is cleaned systemically, and the spleen’s lymph vessels are cleaned
4. Fourth session – 20 minutes
   → Left plate: blood
   → Right plate: arteries, veins, nerves (AVN)
   The blood is cleaned systemically, and the vascular structures of the spleen are zapped

Special considerations #

Plate-zapping an organ requires 1 hour and 20 minutes.

If the organ is large, such as the left or right kidney, and no side-specific bottle copies are available:

• Use a pF (picofarad) with the bottle when working on the right organ
• Use a µH (microhenry) when working on the left organ

These electronic components must be placed on the same plate as the bottle, without touching it and without extending beyond the plate edge.

For larger organs such as the liver, multiple pF and µH components are required, treating each section of the organ separately.

Each full plate-zapping session requires 1 hour and 20 minutes. For large organs like the kidneys or liver, the total time increases since each section must receive the complete treatment cycle.