Overview for plate zapping other body parts

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See the following instructions on how to plate-zap specific parts of the digestive tract or other particular parts of the body. Note, to account for the body’s symmetry, the right side is zapped using 1 pF, while the left side requires 1 μH.

Each zap should last 20 minutes. For those dealing with cancer or degenerative conditions, daily zapping of essential organs helps support detoxification and immune response. One-sided parts can be zapped within one day, two-sided parts should be zapped over the course of two days

⚠️ Remember:

• To properly direct the current, use 1 pF on the right side and 1 μH on the left.
• In the case of tumors, zapping should be done in stages: first, the organ combined with white blood cells, lymph, and blood, and finally, the white blood cells alone.

Each zapping session should last 20 minutes. Unilateral body parts can be zapped in a single day, while bilateral parts must be treated on separate days, one side at a time.

👉 In the case of tumors, zapping should be done in stages:

1. First: the organ is combined with white blood cells, lymph, and blood.
2. Last: only the white blood cells.

In people with cancer or degenerative diseases, daily zapping of essential organs helps support detoxification and strengthens the immune system.

Organs with Right and Left Sides

Organ	Left/Right?	Plate Zapping Notes
Liver	Yes	Zap in 10 segments using pF/μH combos.
Kidneys	Yes	Right: use pF; Left: use μH. Also, zap white blood cells of each.
Lungs	Yes	Zap separately per side using pF/μH as needed.
Lymph nodes	Yes (regionally)	Plate-zap nodes in specific areas (e.g. neck, groin). White blood cells also zappable.
Parotid gland	Yes	Not detailed, but implied bilateral. Zap one at a time.
Submandibular / submaxillary glands	Yes	Treated individually. Use the same method as other bilateral glands.
Sublingual gland	Yes	Zap one side at a time. No specific detail.
Breasts	Yes	Zap separately. Tumors are treated specifically with WBC and organ zaps.
Brain	Functionally bilateral	Zap brain left and right for tumors, metals, or pathogens; use both pF and μH.
Pituitary gland	Yes (bi-lobed)	Zap both parts. Central but functionally split.

Single (Non-Paired) Organs

Organ	Plate Zapping Notes
Appendix	No left/right. No specific zapping detail found.
Bile duct	Zap as part of liver/bile system. Often zapped indirectly.
Colon	Not bilateral. Use 2 × 1 pF to reach descending colon.
Duodenum	Zap daily with digestive tract set. No side.
Esophagus (upper/lower/junction)	Single tube. Zap each segment individually.
Gallbladder	Single, on right side. Often addressed via liver zapping.
Ileum / jejunum	Single midline organs. Zap directly.
Pancreas	Single organ. Zap directly, especially in cancer cases.
Rectum	Single. Included in pelvic organ zapping. Zap if infections or cancer are present.
Stomach areas (cardiac, fundic, pyloric)	Treated by area, not side.
Bladder	Single. Zap for hormone regulation. Use when addressing the pituitary-adrenal-hypothalamic axis.
Hypothalamus	Single. Zap for sleep/melatonin-related issues. Often included in a brain set.
Pineal gland	Single, on the right side. Often addressed via liver zapping.