Plate-zapping the liver

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The liver is the largest organ in the body and is responsible for more functions than any other. For this reason, it comes into contact with a wide variety of substances and becomes a meeting point for many parasites, since they find abundant nutrients there to thrive.

Plate-zapping the liver requires many hours because it is divided into 10 parts. It is not necessary to complete all parts in a single day. The different sections of the liver are identified by combining one or more pF (picofarads) or µH (microhenries).

Example of a routine per part (summary) #

Part	Duration	Left plate	Right plate
Part 1	1h 20 min	LLV	Liver Left/AVN
		AVN	Liver Left/LLV
		Lymph	Liver Left/WBC
		WBC	Liver Left
Part 2	1h 20 min	Blood	Liver Left/AVN + 1 pF
		CSF	Liver Left/LLV + 1 pF
		AVN	Liver Left/WBC + 1 pF
		LLV	Liver Left + 1 pF
Part 3	1h 20 min	LLV	Liver Left/AVN + 1 pF + 1 uH
		AVN	Liver Left/LLV + 1 pF + 1 uH
		Lymph	Liver Left/WBC + 1 pF + 1 uH
		WBC	Liver Left + 1 pF + 1 μH
Part 4	1h 20 min	Blood	Liver Left/A + 2 pF
		CSF	Liver Left/LLV + 2 pF
		“A”	Liver Left/WBC + 2 pF
		LLV	Liver Left + 2 pF
Part 5	1h 20 min	LLV	Liver Left/AVN + 2 pF + 1 μH
		AVN	Liver Left/LLV + 2 pF + 1 μH
		Lymph	Liver Left/WBC + 2 pF + 1 μH
		WBC	Liver Left + 2 pF + 1 μH
Part 6	1h 20 min	Blood	Liver Left/AVN + 3 pF
		CSF	Liver Left/LLV + 3 pF
		AVN	Liver Left/WBC + 3 pF
		LLV	Liver Left + 3 pF
Part 7	1h 20 min	LLV	Liver Left/AVN + 3 pF + 1 μH
		AVN	Liver Left/LLV + 3 pF + 1 μH
		Lymph	Liver Left/WBC + 3 pF + 1 μH
		WBC	Liver Left + 3 pF + 1 μH
Part 8	1h 20 min	Blood	Liver Left/AVN + 4 pF
		CSF	Liver Left/LLV + 4 pF
		AVN	Liver Left/WBC + 4 pF
		LLV	Liver Left + 4 pF
Part 9	1h 20 min	“L”	Liver Left/AVN + 4 pF + 1 μH
		AVN	Liver Left/LLV + 4 pF + 1 μH
		Lymph	Liver Left/WBC + 4 pF + 1 μH
		WBC	Liver Left + 4 pF + 1 μH
Part 10	1h 20 min	Blood	Liver Left/AVN/adipose + 4 pF + 1 μH
		CSF	Liver Left/LLV/adipose + 4 pF + 1 μH
		AVN	Liver Left/WBC/adipose + 4 pF + 1 μH
		LLV	Liver Left/adipose + 4 pF + 1 μH

Abbreviations

• Ω: indicates that the bottles are touching each other (combination of frequency patterns)
• AVN: arteries, veins, and nerves
• LVV: lymph vessels and veins
• CSF: cerebrospinal fluid
• WBCs: white blood cells
• µH / pF: µH (microhenry) or pF (picofarad), electronic components used to distinguish between right and left organs, or internal sections of a large organ

When working with a large organ such as the liver, it is essential to use multiple pF and µH values to reach all its functional areas. Each part must receive the full treatment (1 hour 20 minutes per section).