I agree with PJ and own the Croft Terminator Zapper , beck blood electrifier, and homemade 6v lantern device. All work well and have helped get rid of countless infections. Of all three the Croft Zapper is the most convenient and portable (you can wear it underneath a shirt to work). Highly recommended. Steve
-- "Shirley Reed" <[email protected]> wrote: Someone posted a question about hell spur (misspelling intentional) experiences. Here's mine in a nutshell---An extremely large and painful spur (referred to by the Dr. as "a whopper") quit hurting after one (1) hour when I first used a Don Croft zapper. This was my first experience using electricity for any health purposes. I was a bit afraid of it, but so many had written on the 'net about zappers that I decided that if I could find a cheap one, I would give it a try. I didn't feel that all those posters were liars. Anyhoo, Mr. Croft was then offering his zapper for $50.00 and had a 30 day money back guarantee of satisfaction. When it arrived, I sat down to read after putting it on my leg with an Ace bandage. After I got thirsty, I got up to get water. Halfway to the kitchen, I stopped in my tracks as I realized that my heel was not hurting. At all. I regularly use the zapper and have bought 5 of them. Overkill, perhaps, but I don't want to be without one. Or two. ..... The heel spur is still there, but it does not hurt. I also own and use a Beck unit for blood elec., and CS making. I also have and use a magnetic pulser. And the microelectricitygermkiller group at Yahoo! shows how to make devices really cheaply that will work for blood electrification, thus eliminating the expense of a more beautiful Beck unit. Works just as well. In my opinion. I don't know what would happen if I stopped using the zapper and the Beck or Beck-like units. I think it would not be good. I use electricity a lot and intend to for as long as I feel I need to. Hope this is helpful. Best wishes, pj
