Plate-zapping a tumor

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A tumor does not share the same frequency pattern as the organ in which it occurs. To identify and target it with plate-zapping, tricalcium phosphate must be added, since nearly all cancer cells contain deposits of tricalcium phosphate within and around them.

To select the tumor cells to be zapped, the organ bottlecopy must be placed TOUCHING the tricalcium phosphate bottlecopy. This directs the zapping specifically to the cancer cells present in that organ.

After completing the standard organ plate-zapping protocol, a final step with tricalcium phosphate is added. The full sequence for plate-zapping a tumor is as follows:

Plate-zapping sequence #

Organ plate-zapping:

• 20 minutes — organ alone
• 20 minutes — organ Ω white blood cells (WBCs)
• 20 minutes — organ Ω Lymph vessels and veins (LVV)
• 20 minutes — organ Ω Arteries, veins, nerves (AVN)

Additional tumor step:

⚠️ 20 minutes — organ Ω tricalcium phosphate

IMPORTANT: The symbol Ω means that the bottle copies MUST TOUCH EACH OTHER and are treated as a single site.

Required preconditions #

Before plate-zapping a tumor, all prior steps in Dr. Clark’s therapy must be completed. This ensures that the body can properly eliminate the mobilized toxic load without blocking the excretory organs.

This includes:

→ Access to clean water (free of bleach or similar contaminants)
→ Checking and correcting dental work according to the Clark protocol
→ Completing the parasite cleanse and organ cleanses
→ Supporting and feeding the white blood cells with the appropriate supplements