Hulda Clark's Zapper: what the Swing Zapper is and how to use it

Anyone looking for Hulda Clark's zapper soon comes across the Swing Zapper. In this blog you can read where the device comes from, which versions there are and how to use it.
What is the Swing Zapper
The Swing Zapper is a small device running on two AA batteries that generates frequencies, intended for use with plants. It has one button and one fixed programme. There is nothing to set: the device varies the frequency itself.
Hulda Clark
The design goes back to the zapper of the American Hulda Clark (1928–2009). In the 1990s she built a simple device that gave off mild electrical pulses. She developed it from her own theories about parasites, which were never scientifically confirmed and remain controversial to this day. Even so, the zapper became the best-known part of her work, and it still has a loyal group of users. She described her ideas in a series of books.
Three versions
All three Swing Zappers run the same programme. The difference lies in the electrodes.
The Swing Zapper Pulse has the electrodes built into the device itself: two metal balls. There is nothing to connect.
The Swing Zapper Base comes with two stick electrodes, which you connect with cables.
The Swing Zapper Complete adds two plate electrodes, with a larger, flat contact surface. If you already have a Base, you can also buy the plate electrodes separately.
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How the Swing Zapper works
The Swing Zapper gives off mild electrical pulses within a fixed frequency range. It changes the frequency itself during the programme, so you do not need to set different frequencies yourself. After seven minutes it switches itself off, so you do not need to stay with it.
Apart from that it has remained a simple device: no screen, no programme cards, no settings. It comes with a two-year guarantee, and when it needs replacing after years of use, we take it back for recycling.
Using it in practice
You follow the programme as Hulda Clark described it. This is also how it is set out in the manual:
Insert the batteries. On the Base and the Complete, connect the electrodes with the cables, red on the left and black on the right. The Pulse does not need this.
Put the electrodes in position and press ON. As long as the light is flashing, it is working.
After seven minutes the Swing Zapper switches itself off.
Wait twenty minutes and repeat steps 2 and 3. After another twenty-minute break, do it a third time. The programme is then complete.
According to the manual, you repeat this every day at first, and every other day after a week. Have a question about using it? Feel free to get in touch.
Find out more
Would you like to know which Swing Zapper suits you best, or do you have another question? Email info@meditecheurope.nl or call +31 527 292331. We are happy to help.
Disclaimer: The Swing Zapper is a device that creates frequencies. It is not intended as a medical device.



