HIV Plate-Zapping Instructions

Start with the BASIC SET everyday. Each plate-zapping session takes 20 minutes. Four zapping sessions form the Basic set, therefore it will take 1 hr and 20 minutes

Basic Set:

"A" stands for arteries
"L" stands for lymphatic vessels
CSF stands for cerebrospinal fluid (the lymph that baths the brain)
WBCs stands for white blood cells

Here is how you would set up your bottles on the platezapper.

Then after the basic set, start zapping the organ this way:

Put one organ on the right plate.
Put one part of the vascular system (basic set) on the left plate and rotate these with every plate-zapping session (The order does not matter)

The organ plate-zapping sessions are to be done with: Organ alone Organ touching "A" (arteries of the organ are being plate-zapped) Organ touching "L" (lymphatic vessels of the organ are being plate-zapped) Organ touching "WBCs" (WBCs of the organ are being plate-zapped)

pF and uH are used to specifically zap the right or left sides of the organ

Organs:

• Thymus
• Bone Marrow
• Other troublesome organs

Digestive tract:

• Appendix
• Bile duct
• Colon
• Duodenum
• Esophagus lower
• Esophagus upper
• Esophagus stomach junction
• Gall bladder
• Ileum
• Jejunum
• Liver
• Pancreas
• Parotid gland
• Rectum
• Stomach cardic area
• Stomach fundic area
• Stomach pyloric area
• Sublingual gland
• Submandibular gland
• Submaxillary gland

Male reproductive organs:

• Testis
• Ductus deferens
• Penis
• Seminal vesicle
• Epididymus
• Sperm

Female reproductive organs:

• Ovary
• Fimbria
• Fallopian tube
• Uterus
• Cervix
• Vagina

Other organs:

• Bladder
• Hypothalamus
• Pineal
• Brain
• Medulla
• Kidney
• Lung
• Lymph node
• Breast
• Pituitary

Reminders:

• Plate-zap only one location at a time
• Do not plate-zap at night

(extracted from "The Cure for HIV and AIDS; Copyright notice)