I understand what you are saying and in saying that, you are actually making part of my point.

If it is that broad in coverage and that effective, why resort to any other time consuming method? Say, for example, I have an abscessed tooth. With Rife, I have to guess just which bacteria may be in the infection, and treat each one individually and possibly with several frequencies. Lots of guess work and seeking out multiple frequencies can be time consuming and a lot of work.

The very purpose of the zapper is to avoid this tedium as well as the guesswork. The problem is that one frequency is not enough, nor is two.

On the other hand, part of the challenge is not necessarily that your have to know what microbes are present and what frequencies to use. For example, using the pond water sample that I used ( or similar ), how many different microbes can we take out with the Rife Trio ( 727, 787, 880 ) which is stated to affect many different microbes. This is a powerful way of demonstrating that these machines do what is claimed, kill microbes, because it can be strikingly visible when successful.

One thing that I think that I left out about the experiment is that after taking the photo of the cleared water, I took several slides of samples and scanned them under the microscope looking for any active microbes. I did not find any.

I believe that this can completely change the landscape of the zapper industry. I know for a fact that certain zappers, some of which claim to be the best, Do Not Work very well. No names mentioned at this time.

Part of this change that will come to the zapper industry is that the 555 based zappers will go away. They are not accurate enough, not reproducible, and can not reliably provide the specific frequencies that are needed. Future zappers will of necessity be microprocessor based and will cycle through a specific set of frequencies or multiple sets as the case with current ParaZapper products excluding the 2 cheapest models.

There are a number of other improvements that will be found in the future zappers but that will be another discussion.

As for testing on specific microbes, there are supply houses that can provide a source of microbes but you will need some certification to get some of the hard core stuff.

You can also collect, isolate, and purify your own microbes with a little study and effort.