Question: Hi there, I am wondering about daily use and the beneficial flora that is also killed with various frequencies? Wouldn’t it be a negative to keep killing them off repeatedly? – Learning, thanks! A
Answer: Thanks for the good question. We are also learning and understanding more as time goes along.
The whole topic of the “microbiome”, with the friendly and unfriendly bacteria has fascinated me. In my research I find that these bacterias live within our gut in a symbiotic way – meaning that they all get along well until something comes along to upset the balance within the gut. Here is the link to a former post explaining more.
The depletion of our gut microbiome is caused by many preventable things. The fact that the zapper and zappicator do help people to expel parasites shows us that unfriendly microbes are being released from the body. The fact that they are there shows that the delicate balance of the gut microbiome has been negatively affected by parasites, and our body must expel them in order to get back into balance.
If the Zapper does upset the friendly bacteria, it likely takes a back seat to all the drugs and poisons we are exposed to on a daily basis. Most of us avoid them, but those who are not attending to the list I provided in that article, should not be concerned about the zapper destroying friendly bacteria. Chances are that they are already compromised and need serious help anyway.
Personally, I place high priority on the gut microbiome, and feel that this could be one of our biggest health concerns of all. Consuming soluble and insoluble fiber, stopping sugar consumption, and avoiding toxicity that destroys our microbiome and friendly bacteria won’t just be remedied by taking a few probiotics. It appears to be a lifestyle in my humble opinion.
Thanks for your feedback. It helps us all learn.
The Best Zapper team
