This article includes the text of The Cure for All Diseases pages 561-588, included here with the author's permission.
Introduction[]
Living creatures emit a range of frequencies, also called bandwidth. As they age, the bandwidth shrinks. When they die sometimes all that is left is a single frequency.
Most of the organisms listed below are dead on commercially available and prepared slides (see Sources for biological supply companies). However they still exhibit a 5 KHz bandwidth, probably due to testing with a frequency generator that was only accurate to 100 Hz, and also due to using more voltage than necessary (like when a powerful radio station comes in at its own frequencies and ones nearby, too). Some testing was done
with a more accurate frequency generator at a lower power level so some bandwidths are reported much more narrowly.
If the same person retests the same specimens with the same equipment within a few days, the results will be absolutely identical (within 1 Hz) 90% of the time. Why a few of the results will not be identical is not known. However different people, and even the same person at different times of the year, can notice that the perceived frequencies shift by as much as 3 KHz (still less than 1% change).
Some specimens have more than one range listed; this may be characteristic of the organism or may be due to having an undocumented organism on the same microscope slide.
Blank locations represent organisms for whom there are prepared slides available, but whose bandwidth has not been determined.
Bandwidth Of Organism Families[]
In general, the smaller the organism the lower the frequency and narrower the bandwidth. This chart shows the major families studied and where they fall in the spectrum.
Fig. 90 Chart of bandwidths for organism families.
Mold, Mold Toxin Frequencies[]
Bacteria and Viruses[]
Including locations where I commonly find them.
Roundworms, Flatworms, One-celled Animals[]
Wart Frequencies[]
(Most of these are from homemade slides.)
Tapeworms[]
Tapeworms are segmented. The first segment is the head, called the scolex. Tapeworms grow by adding a new segment to their body.
Tapeworms can have very large bandwidths (range of frequencies), and it varies by the length of the specimen! It is as if each new segment has a unique, and slightly lower, frequency.
Do not use a frequency generator to kill tapeworms. If you accidentally kill middle segments instead of working your way up from the bottom, you may conceivably promote dispersion! Use only a zapper.
Mite Frequencies[]
These are the organisms that cold viruses ride in with!
Miscellaneous Frequencies[]
It's easy to make homemade slides when you or a family member is ill. Finding out the frequencies of these illnesses helps you identify them (use the Pathogen Frequency Chart) and also lets you know if you are chronically getting them back.
Toxic Elements[]
Although not living, solvents and toxins must exhibit characteristic frequencies, otherwise how could the Syncrometer detect specific ones? This needs further exploration.
Most of the toxic elements I use are metals, heavy metals and lanthanides. But some are not; examples are PCBs and formaldehyde.
Some important elements are missing, like iron, zinc and manganese. This is because I never could find them present in the white blood cells, and I finally gave up searching for them.
Below is a list of the 70 or so toxic elements I use. Most of them were obtained as Atomic Absorption Standard Solutions and are, therefore, very pure. This prevents mistakes in identifying a toxin. They were stored in ½ ounce amber glass bottles with bakelite caps and permanently sealed with plastic film since testing did not require them to be opened (they get close enough to the frequency field). The exact concentration and the solubility characteristics are not important in this qualitative test. The main sources of these substances in our environment are given beside each item.
Solvents[]
This is a list of all the solvents I use together with the main source of them in our environment. These are chemicals, very pure, obtained from chemical supply companies, unless otherwise stated. Those marked with an asterisk (*) were the subject of a recent book The Neurotoxicity of Solvents by Peter Arlien-Soburg, 1992, CRC Press.
Pathogen Frequency Chart[]
Use this chart if you know the frequency and wonder what the pathogen might be.
Hulda Clark's Frequencies From "The Cure For All Diseases"[]
118.29 HRClark's freq vs parasite list transcribed
Pathogen lofreq hifreq zapfreq
KHz KHz KHz
Cytochalasin B 77.0 77.0 immune lowering fungus found mostly in pasta, prevents liver regeneration.
Arcyria 81.0 81.0 081.0
Sterigmatocystin 88.0 88.0
Cytochalasin B (2nd) 91.0 91.0
Sterigmatocystin (2nd) 96.0 96.0
Zearalenone 100.0 100.0 100
Lycogala 126.0 126.0 126
Sterigmatocystin (4th) 126.0 126.0
Sterigmatocystin (3rd) 133.00 133.00
Aflatoxin 177.19 177.19 177,178
Stemonitis 211.00 211.00
SorghumSyrup 277.00 277.00
Griseofulvin 288.00 288.00
Herpes Simplex 1 291.25 293.05 292,345.5
Ergot 295.00 295.00
Histoplasma capsulatum 298.30 304.85 302
Corynebacterium xerosis 315.65 316.80 316.0
Shigella sonnei 318.00 318.00 318
Streptococcus mitis 313.80 321.10 318
Influenza A & B flu sho 313.35 323.90 320,315
Mycoplasma 322.85 323.90 323.5,346
Bacteroides fragilis 324.30 325.00 325
Proteus mirabilis 320.55 326.00 324,349
Bacteroides fragilis(2nd) 325.70 326.00
Salmonella enteriditis 329.00 329.00 329
Proteus vulgaris (3rd) 327.20 329.50
Bordetelia pertussis 329.85 332.25 331 whooping cough
Pseudomonas aeruginos 331.25 334.60 333
Haemophilus influenzae 336.41 336.41 336
Neisseria gonorrhea 333.85 336.50 334
Proteus vulgaris (2nd) 333.75 339.15
Gardnerella vaginalis 338.00 342.55 340
Corynebacterium diptheri 340.00 344.00 342 diptheria
Herpes simplex 1 (2nd) 345,35 345.75
Wart L arm 343.65 345.95 344
Treponema palladium 346.85 347.40 347 syph
Mycoplasma (2nd) 342.75 349.30
Lactobacillus acidophil 346.05 351.65 349
Proteus mirabilis (2nd) 345.95 352.10
Erwinia amylovora 347.20 352.10 350
Serratia marcescens 349.45 352.10 351
Gaffkya tetragena 344.85 352.50 350 respiratory
Schistosoma mansoni 353.00 353.00 353
Nocardia asteroides 354.95 355.35 355.1,368 Parkinson's
Escherichis coli (E.Coli) 356.00 356.00 356,393 intestinal
Campylobacter pyloridis 352.00 357.20 355
Loa loa 360.55 360.55 361
Besnoitia (lung S)prot 352.80 361.40 358
SV40 virus 1st 335,175 Hz
SV40 virus 2nd freq 355,436 Hz
SV40 virus 3rd freq 385,643 Hz
Bacterial C+B145apsules 357.60 362.40 360
Herpes simplex 2 353.90 362.90 360,355
Coxsackie virus B-4 361.45 363.70 362.5
Diplococcus diptheriae 357.95 364.00 361
Naepleria fowleri 356.90 364.35 362
Clostriddium botulinum 361.00 364.55 362
Coxsackie virus B-4 (2n 363.90 364.90
Bacillus anthracis (2nd 363.20 365.30
Clostridium septicum 362.05 365.60 364
Coxsackie virus B-1 360.50 366.10 364
Diplococcus pneumoniae 351.65 368.45 365,360
Streptococcus sp. group 368.15 368.85 368
Nocardia asteroides (2n 363.70 370.00
Samonella paratyphi 365.05 370.10 368,385
Streptococcus pneumoni 366.85 370.20 368 pnue & inner ear
Bacillus anthracis (3rd 359.40 370.50
Campylobacter fet sme 365.30 370.60 368
Measles antigen 369.50 373.00 371
Plasmodium falciparum s 372.30 373.80 373.0
Enterobaacter aerogenes 374.00 374.00 374
Sytreptococccus pyrogen 360.50 375.30 373
Bacillus cereus 373.65 375.85 374.5
Erwinia carotovora 368.10 377.00 373
Central spores bacillus 372.45 378.65 376
Histomonas meleagridisl 376.55 378.70 377 liver
Staphylococcus aureus c 376.27 380.85
Staphylococcus aureus s 381.00 381.00 378,381
Gyrodactylus 378.75 381.80 380
Borellia burgdorferi 378.95 382.00 380 lyme
Spirillum serpens 378.35 382.00 380
Epstein Barr (EBV) 372.50 382.85 380,375
Respiratory syncytial v 378.95 383.15 380
Trichomonas vaginalis 378.00 383.60 381
Chlamydia trachomatis 379.70 383.95 381
Eikanella corrodens 379.50 384.30 382
Mumps antigen 377.60 384.65 382
Troglodytella abrassari 377.75 385.20 383,419
Alpha streptococcus 369.75 385.40 380,375
Sub terminal spores bac 385.15 385.95
Salmonella typhimurium 382.30 386.55 355,386,390
Adenovirus (2nd range) 371.45 386.90
Streptococcus lactis 382.00 387.00 385
Bacillus subtilis v.nig 371.85 387.10 385,380,375
Beta streptoccus 380.60 387.40 385
Entamoeba hystolytica t 381.10 387.80 385
Anaplasma marginale 386.40 388.00 387,422
Candida albicans 384.20 388.40 386
Proprionobacterium acne 383.75 389.00 387
Shigolla dysenteriae 390.09 390.09 390.089
Chilomastix cysts (rat) 388.95 390.70 389,426
Clostridium acetobutyli 382.80 391.15 389,394
Bacillus anthracis spor 386.95 391.45
Escherichia coli E.coli 392.00 393.00 356,393
Adenovirus 393.00 393.00 393
Sphaerotilus natans 388.40 393.45 391
Shigella flexneri 394.00 394.00 394 depr'n
Toxoplasma (human strai 395.00 395.00 395
Haemonchus contortus 386.80 395.50 393
Branhamelia (Neisseria 394.90 396.70 396
Endolimax nana trophozo 394.25 397.10 396,432
Bacillus anthracis 393.50 398.05 395,364,368
Clostrridium perfringen 394.20 398.10 396
Trypanosoma gambiense 393.75 398.70 396
Chilomonas, whole mount 393.75 400.00 398
Entamoeba coli trophozo 397.00 400.35 398
Leptospira interrogans 397.05 401.10 399
Strongyloides (filarifo 398.40 402.00 400
Leucocytozoon 397.45 402.55 400
Leishmania donovani 398.00 402.65 400
Ancylostoma caninum 383.10 402.90 400,393,386
Ancylostoma braziliense 397.60 403.25 401
Leishmana mexicana 400.20 403.80 402
Wart papilioma cervix s 404.05 404.60 404.3
Klebsiella pneumoniae 398.45 404.65 401,419
Prosthogonimus macrorc 396.85 404.75 401
Iodamoeba butschili (2n 398.15 404.75
Leishmania braziliensis 400.05 405.10 403
Veiloonella dispar 401.75 405.20 403
Trichinella spiralis (m 403.85 405.57 404.5 muscles
Wart BS 402.00 406.00 404
Dientamoeba fragilis 401.35 406.05 404
Wart hhuman papilioma p 404.70 406.75 405
Leishmania tropica 402.10 407.40 405
Blepharisma 405.65 407.45 406.5
Trichuris sp (male) 388.30 408.90 406 male
Ascaris larvae in lung 404.90 409.15 408
Pneumocystis carnil lun 405.75 409.15 407
Ascaris megalocephala 403.85 409.70 408
Mycobacterium phlei 409.65 410.65 410.0
Wart human papiloma vir 402.85 410.70 407
Cytomagalovirus (CMV) a 408.35 410.75 409
Dirofilaria immitis 408.15 411.15 409 dog heartworm
Stigeoclonium 404.25 415.25 412,407
cryptocotyle lingua adu 409.95 416.00 414
Proteus vulgaris 408.75 416.45 413,336,328 urinary tract
myxosoma 409.60 416.95 414
Bacteria capsules 416.05 418.75 417.5
Herpes zoster 416.60 420.20 418 shingles
Hepatitis B antigen 414.55 420.80 418
Klebsiella pneumoniae 2 416.90 421.90 401,419
Troglodytelia abrassari 416.90 422.20 383,419
eutremia pancreaticum 420.35 422.30 421
Wart b 418.75 422,40 420
Echinoporyphiurn recurv 418.55 423.90 421
Anaplasma marginale 2n 415.30 424.00 387.422
Plasmodium cynomolgi 417.30 424.50 422
Fasciola Hepatica mirac 421.75 424.70 423
Trypanosoma lewisi blo 424.50 426.00 425
Enteroblus vermicularis 420.95 426.30 423
Giardia lamblia trophoz 421.40 426.30 424
Faciola hepatica 421.35 427.30 425
Chilomastix cysts rat 2 425.20 427.30 389,426
Fasciola hepatica redia 420.60 427.50 425
Fawsciola hepatica eggs 422.00 427.60 425
Trypanosoma rhodesiens 423.50 428.55 426
clonorchis sinnsis 425.70 428.75 427
Hypodereurn conoideum 424.45 429,55 427
Tobacco mosaic virus 427.15 429.55 428
Echinostoma revolutum 425.50 429.65 428
Fasciola hepatica cerca 423.80 430.60 427
Capilaria hepatica livr 424.25 430.65 428
Trypanosoma brucei 423.20 431.40 429
Cytophaga rubra 426.10 432.20 430
Wart c 426.00 432.35 430
Fasciolopsis rediae 427,30 433.00 425
Endolimax nana 2nd 430.50 433.35
Mycobacterium tuberculo 430.55 434.20 432 tuberculosis
Fasciolopsis buskii 427.70 435.10 434
Fasciolopsis miracidia 427.35 435.20 434
Fasciolopsis buskii egg 427.35 435.45 434
Fasciolopsis cercariae 429.50 436.25 434
Cysticercus fasciolaris 436.40 440.45
Endamoeba gingivalis tr 433.80 441.00 438
Onchocerca volvus tu 436.30 442.10 440 tumor
Metagonimus Yokogawai 437.35 442.10 440
Macracanthorhymchus 438.85 442.80 440
Fishoedrius elongatus 441.75 443.20 442
Wart h 434.80 444.10 442,437
Passalurus ambiguus 428.80 444.15 441,437
Dipylidium caninum 439.55 444.30
Plasmodium vivax smear 438.15 445.10 442
Echinococcus granulosus 441.15 446.50
Iodamoeba butshili trop 437.85 448.50 445,402
Wart hrcm 438.90 448.95 446,441
Taenia solium scolex) 444.00 448.90 ?Tapeworm head=highestfreq
Urocleodis 442.35 450.00 447
Trypanosoma eequioperdu 434.60 451.25 448,442,438
Paragonimus Westermani 437.80 454.20 452,447
Sarcocystis 450.55 454.95 452
Hasstile sig. tricolor 448.05 455.10 453
Gastrothylax elangatus 451.90 457.10
Multicepts serialis 453.60 457.80
Echinococcus multilocul 455.85 458.35
Echinoccus granulosus 451.60 461.50
Balantidium coli cysts 458.80 462.90 460
Stephanurus dentalus ov 457.35 463.10 461
Wart f 459.30 464.75 462
Moniezia scolex 430.35 465.20
Monizia expansa 430.35 465.20
Trypanosome cruzi (brai 460.20 465.65 463
Taenia pisiformis eggs 465.20 469.70
Dipylidiurn caninum sco 451.95 472.15
Diphy;opbptjroi, ;atirm 452.90 472.30
Schisoomsoma haerrmatob 473.00 473.00 473
Taenia solirm cysticer 475.00 475.00
Taenia saginata cystice 476.50 481.05
Hymenolepsis diminuta 445.00 481.15
Hymenolepsis cystercerc 478.00 481.75
Taenia pisiformmis cyst 475.20 482.10
Diphyliobathrium erinac 467.25 487.55
Demodex folliculorum fo 682.00 682.00 folicle mite
Dermatophagoides dusi 707.00 707.00 dust mite
Meal mite 718.00 718.00
Sarcoptes scabei itch 735.00 735.00 itch
Ornithonyssus bird mite 877.00 878.00
Rotifer 1151
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Hulda Clark's Frequencies From "The Cure For All Diseases"
Note: The formatting of this document has been reworked in Windows Notepad text editor, so that
the tabs display into collumns properly
Also note that, in the book, data values seemed to have been placed in the wrong cells in
the tables / spreadsheet that was in my copy- 1995 Copyright, 10th printing. I've tried to
move the data to the apropriate places as well as possible now. Much of this data was
scanned, run through an OCR program, then reformatted.
My sincere thanks to Hulda Clark for giving permission in her book to pass on this information!
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Re-edited December 20th, 1998
Editor's Note: three extra frequencies have been added into this list, with a " ** "in front of the
entry, for the "Adenovirus"; recently, some cold- like symptoms are being found to not be
responsive to use of the 393KHz, which has so often done the job in the past. These are added
into this list as other possible experimental frequencies.
PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT THESE FREQUENCIES ARE THE PRIMARY RESONANT FREQUENCIES, LISTED IN KHZ!
These primary frequencies were detected directly by Hulda Clark in her research. To relate
these to "Rife Frequencies", which are limited to much lower audio range frequencies due to
the technical limitations of the equipment, or to translate these higher frequencies into a
frequency which can be set on the EMEM2, EMEM2+, or the Rife/ Bare Radiant Plasma systems,
divide the CLARK frequency found here by 512. If this result is still beyond the generation
range of your device, try dividing these CLARK Frequencies by 256. Our Thanks to
Brian McInturff and others for their input on this frequency translation process.
When these primary CLARK frequencies are known, it may be most effective to work with a
device capable of generating these frequencies *AS A PULSED DC SQUARE WAVE* with a waveform
rise time of 100nS or faster for optimum effect, according to many researchers. The Zapper
HFA-4AV and HFA-4AVR models have a 75nS rise time on the output waveform, and can generate
frequencies from below 8 Hz to typically 1.3+ MHz, with an adjustable outputvoltage amplitude
of from 5 volts to 14 volts. This may be the only device available in any price range that has
this capability, especially in a portable rechargable format.
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HULDA CLARK'S FREQUENCIES
Mold, Mold Toxin Frequencies
Slime Molds KHz
Agyfla 81
Lycogala 126
Stemonius 211
Other molds and mold toxins KHz
Aflatoxin 177, 188
Cytochalasin B 77, 91
Ergot 295
Griseofulvin 288
Sorghum syrup 277
Sterigmatocystin 88, 96, 133, 126
Zearalenone 100
BACTERIA AND VIRUSES Low Freq High Freq Use (KHz)
Acetobacter aceti
Adenovirus 393 393 393
Adenovirus (2nd range) 371.45 386.90 (375?)
* Adenovirus (3rd range) 371 KHz
* Adenovirus (4th range) 334 KHz
* Adenovirus? (5th range- much higher) 568 KHz
Agrobacterium tumefaciens
Alcaligenes faecalis
Alpha streptococcus 369.75 385.4 380, 375
Azobacter chroococcum
Bacillus anthracis 393.5 398.05 395
causes anthrax in cattle (tooth)
Bacillus anthracis (2nd range) 363.2 365.3 364
Bacillus anthracis (3rd range) 359.4 370.5 368
Bacillus anthracis spores 391.45 386.95 388
Bacillus cereus 373.65 375.85 374.5
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus sterothennophilus
Bacillus subtilis spores
Bacillus subtilis var. niger 371.85 387.1 385, 380, 375
Bacteria capsules (capsular strain) 416.05 418.75 417.5
Bacterial capsules 362.4 357.6 360
Bacteroides fragilis found with 324.3 325.0 325
common roundworm Ascaris
Bacteroides fragilis (2nd range) 325.7 326.0
Beta streptococcus (tooth) 380~6 387.4 385
Blepharisma 405.65 407.45 406.5
Bordetella pertussis 329.85 332.25 331
"whooping cough" (tooth)
Borellia burgdorferi Lyme disease 378.95 382.0 380
Branhamella (Neisseria) catarrhalis 394.9 396.7 396
(has hole at 398)
Brucella abortus
Cabbage Black Rot
Campylobacterfetus smear 365.3 370.6 368
Campylobacter pyloridis 352.0 357.2 355
Candida albicans (pure powder) 384.2 388.4 386
common yeast
Caulobacter vibrioides
Central spores (bacillus smear) 372.45 378.65 376
Chlamydia trachomatis 379.7 383.95 381
Clostridium acetobutylicum 382.8 391.15 389, 384
BACTERIA AND VIRUSES Low Freq High Freq Use for
Continued (Khz) (Khz) 3 min
Clostridium botulinum (tooth) 361.0 364.55 362
causes food poisoning
Clostridium pedringens
Clostridiurn perrringens spores 394.2 393.1 396
Clostridiurn septicum 362.05 3656 364
Clostridium sporogenes
Clostridium tetani (tooth) causes tetanus
Corynebacterium diptheriae (tooth) 340 344 342
causes diphtheria
Corrynebacterium pseudodiphthericum
Corynebacterium xerosis 3l5.65 316.8 316.0
Coxsackie virus B-I 360.5 366.1 364
found with Bacteroides fragilis
Coxsackievirus B4 361.45 363.7 362.5
found with Bacteroides fragilis
Coxsackie virus BA (2nd range) 363.9 364.9
Crithidia fasciculata
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) antigen 403.35 410.75 409
Cytophaga rubra 428.1 432.2 430
Diplococcus diphtheriae 357.95 364.0 361
Diplococcus pneumoniae 351.65 368.45 365, 360
Elkanella corroderis 379.5 384.3 382
Enterobacter aerogenes intestinal 374 374 374
bacterium
Epstein Barre virus (EBV) 372.5 382.35 380, 375
Erwinia amylovora 347.2 352.1 350
Erwinia carotovora 363.1 377.0 373
Escherichia coli (E. coli) 356 356 356
intestinal bacterium
Escherichia coil (E. coli) (2nd range) 392 393 393
Gaffkya tetragena 344.85 352.5 350
causes respiratory infections
Gardnereila vaginalis 333.0 342.55 340
ovarian and genital tract infection
Haemophilus influenzae 336.41 336.41 336
bacterial meningitis, infects joints
Hepatitis B antigen 414.55 420.8 413
Herpes simplex I 291.25 293.05 292
Herpes simplex 1(2nd range) 345.35 345.76 345.5
Herpes simplex 2 (fresh smear) 353.9 362.9 360, 355
Herpes Zoster "shingles" 416.6 420.2 413
Histomonas meleagridis (liver) 376.55 373.7 377
Histoplasma capsulatum 293.3 304.35 302
HlV 365 365 365
Influenza A and B (flu shot) 313.35 323.9 320, 315
Iron Bacterium Sphaerotilus
Klebsiella pneumoniae causes 393.45 404.66 401
pneumonia
klebsiella pneumoniae (2nd range) 416.9 421.9 419
Lactobacillus acidophilus (tooth) 346.05 351.65 349
Leptospira interrogans Spirochete 397.05 401.1 399
Lumpy Jaw
Measles antigen 369.5 373.0 371
Micrococcus luteus
Micrococcus roseus
BACTERIA AND VIRUSES Low Freq High Freq Use for
Continued (Khz) (Khz) 3 min
Mumps antigen 377.6 384.65 382
Mycobacterium para TB
Mycobacterium phlei 409.65 410.65 410.0
Mycobacterium smegmatis
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (infec 430.55 434.2 432
nodule) causes tuberculosis
Mycoplasma 322.85 323.9 323.5
Mycoplasma (range 2) 342.75 349.3 346
Neisseria gonorrhea causes gonorrhea 333.85 336.5 334
Neisseria sicca
Nocardiaasteroides 354.95 355.35 355.1
found in Parkinson's Disease
Norcardia asteroides (2nd range) 363.7 370 368
Propionobacterium acnes 383.75 389.0 387
Proteus mirabilis 320.55 326.0 324
Proteus mirabilis (2nd range) 345.95 352.1 349
Proteus vulgaris urinary tract pathogen 408.75 416.45 413
Proteus vulgaris (2nd range) 333.75 339.15
Proteus vulgaris (3rd range) 327.2 329.5
Pseudomonas aeruginosa 331.25 334.6 333
found in open wounds
Pseudomonas fluonescens
Respiratory syncytial virus 378.95 383.15 380
Rhizobium leguminosarum
Salmonella enteriditis intestinal 329 329 329
infection
Salmonella paratyphi 365.05 370.1 368
Salmonella typnimurium 382.3 386.55 385, 386
food poisoning, nenvousness, apathy
Serratia marcescens 349.45 352.1 351
Shigella dysenteriae intestinal problem 390.089 390.089 390.089
Shigella flexneri depression 394 394 394
Shigella sonnei invades tumors 318 318 318
Sphaerotilus natans 388.4 393.45 391
Spirillum itersonil
Spirillum serpens 378.35 382.8 380
Spirillum sinuosum
Spirillum volutans
Spores in bacteria spore stain
Staphylococcus aureus (culture) 376.27 380.85 378
Staphylococcus aureus (slide) source is 381 381 381
tooth infection, causes abscesses,
heart disease, invades tumors
Staphylococcus epidenmidis; infects
skin and mucous membranes
Streptococcus lactis occurs in milk 382 387 385
Streptococcus mitis : lung infection, 313.8 321.1 318
tooth infection abscesses,causes stiff knees
Streptococcus pneumoniae causes 366.85 370.2 368
pneumonia and inner ear disease
Streptococcus pyogenes (tooth) 360.5 375.3 373
Streptococcus sp. group G (tooth) 368.15 368.85 368
Sub terminal spores bac. smear 385.15 385.95
Terminal spores bacillus smear
Tobacco mosaic virus (tobacco) 427.15 429.55 428
BACTERIA AND VIRUSES Low Freq High Freq Use for
Continued (Khz) (Khz) 3 min
Treponema pallidum: causes syphilis 346.85 347.4 347
Troglodytella abrassari 377.75 385.2 383
Troglodytella abrassari (2nd range) 416.9 422.2 419
Veillonella dispar 401.75 405.2 403
Vibrio (photobacterium) fischeri
Roundworms, Flatworms, One-celled Animals
Low Freq High Freq Use (KHz)
(KHz) (Khz) for 3 min
Acanthocephala
Anaplasma marginale 386.4 388.0 387
Anaplasma rnarginale (2nd range) 415.3 424 422
Ancylostoma braziliense (adult) 397.6 403.25 401
Ancylostoma caninum 383.1 402.9 400, 393, 386
Ancylostoma duodenale male
Anguillula aceti
Ascaris larvae in lung 404.9 409.15 408
common roundworm of cats and dogs
Ascaris lumbricoides (m and f) same
Ascaris megalocephala (male) 403.85 409.7 408
Babesia bigemina
Babesia canis smear
Balantidium coli cysts 458.8 462.9 460
Balantidium sp. trophozoites (from
guinea pig) parasitic ciliate
Besnoitia (lung sect.) protozoan 352.8 361.4 358
Capillaria hepatica (liver sect) 424.25 430.65 428
Chilomastix cysts (rat) 388.95 390.7 389
ChiIomastix cysts (rat) (2nd range) 425.2 427.3 426
Chilomastix mesnili (trophozoites) same
Chilomonas, whole mount 393.75 400 398
Clinostomum metacercaria
Clonorchis metacercariae
Clonorcnis sinensis 425.7 428.75 427
Clonorchis sinensis eggs
Cryptocotyle lingua (adult) 409.95 416.0 414
Didinium
Dientamoeba fragilis 401.35 406.05 404
Dipetalonema perstans (microfilaria
human blood)
Dirofilaria immitis dog heartworm 408.15 411.15 409
Echinoporyphium recurvatum 418.55 423.9 421
Echinostoma revolutum 425.5 429.65 428
Eimeria stiedac
Eimeria tenella
Endamoeba gingivalis trophozoite 433.8 441.0 438
Endolimax nana trophozoites and cysts 394.25 397.1 396
Endolimax nana trophozoites and cysts 430.5 433.35 432
(2nd range)
Entamoeba coil cysts
Entamoeba coil trophozoites 397.0 400.35 396
Roundworms, Flatworms, Low Freq High Freq To kill, use
One-celled Animals, Continued (KHz) (Khz) for 3 min
Entamoeba histolytica trophozoite 381.1 367.8 385
Enterobius vernicularis 420.95 425.3 423
Eurytrema pancreaticum 420.35 422.3 421
Eurytrema pancreaticum stages
Fasciola hepatica 421.35 427.3 425
Fasciola hepatica cercariac 423.8 430.6 427
Fasciola hepatica eggs 422.0 427.6 425
Fasciola hepatica metacercariae
Fasciola hepatica miracidia 421.75 424.7 423
Fasciola hepatica rediae 420.6 427.5 425
Fasciolopsis buskii adult 427.7 435.1 434
Fasciolopsis buskil eggs 427.35 435.45 434
Fasciolopsis buskii eggs unincubated
Fasciolopsis cercariae 429.5 435.25 434
Fasciolopsis miracidia 427.35 435.2 434
Fasciolopsis rediae 427.3 433.0 432
Fischoedrius elongatus 441.75 443.2 442
Gastrothylax elongatus 451.9 457.1 455
Giardia lamblia (trophozoites) 421.4 426.3 424
Giardia lamblia cysts
Gyrodactylus 378.75 381.8 380
Haemonchus contortus 386.8 395.5 393
Haemoproteus
Hasstile sig. tricolor (adult) 448.05 455.1 453
Heterakis
Hypodereum conoideum 424.45 429.55 427
lodamoeba butschlii trophozclles and 437.85 448.5 445
cysts
lodamoeba butschlii trophozoites and 398.15 404.75 402
cysts (2nd range)
Leishmania braziliensis 400.05 405.1 403
Leishmania donovani 398.0 402.65 400
Leishmania mexicana 400.2 403.8 402
Leishmania tropica 402.1 407.4 405
Leucocytozoon 397.46 402.55 400
Loa Ioa 360.551 360.551 361
Macracanthorhynchus 438.85 442.8 440
Metagonimus Yokogawai 437.35 442.1 440
Monocystis agilis
Myxosoma 409.6 416.95 414
Naegleria fowleri 356.9 354.35 362
Naegleria fowleri (brain sec.)
Necator americanus (infect larvae)
Notocotylus quinqeserialis
Onchocerca volvulus (tumor) 435.3 442.1 440
Paragonimus Westermanil adult 437.8 454.2 452, 447
Passalurus ambiguus 428.8 444.15 441, 437
Pelomyxa carolinensis
Plasmodium cynomolgi 417.3 424.5 422
Plasmodium falciparum smear 372.3 373.8 373.0
Plasmodium vivax smear 438.15 445.1 442
Platynosomum fastosum adult
Pneumocystis carnil (lung) 405.75 409.15 407
Prostnogonimus macrorchis(eggs) 396.85 404.75 401
Roundworms, Flatworms, Low Freq High Freq To kill, use
One-celled Animals, Continued (KHz) (Khz) for 3 min
Sarcina lutea
Sarcocystis 450.55 454.95 452
Schistosoma haematobium 473 473 473
Schistosoma japonicum eggs
Schistosoma mansoni 353 353 353
Stephanurus dentalus (ova) 467.35 463.1 461
Stigeoclonium 404.25 415.25 412, 407
Strongyloides (filariform larva) 398.4 402.0 400
Strongyloides parasitic females
Toxocara (eggs)
Toxoplasma (human strain) 395.0 395.0 395
Trichinella spiralis (muscle) 403.85 405.57 404.5
Trichomonas muris
Trichomonas vaginalis 378.0 383.6 381
Trichuris sp. (male) 388.3 408.9 406
Trypanosoma brucel 423.2 431.4 429
Trypanosoma cruzi (brain tissue) 460.2 465.65 463
Trypanosoma equiperdum 434.6 451.25 443. 442, 436
Trypanosoma gambiense 393.75 393-7 396
Trypanosoma lewisi (blood smear) 424.5 426.0 425
Trypanosoma rhodesiense 423.5 423.55 426
Urocleidus 442.35 450.0 447
Wart Frequencies (Most of these are from homemade slides.)
Low Freq High Freq To kill, use
(KHz) (Khz) for 3 min
Wart BS 402 406 404
Wart CC 426 432.35 430
Wart FR 459.3 464.75 462
Wart HA 434.3 444.1 442, 437
Wart HRCm 436.9 443.55 446, 441
Wart human papilloma planar 404.7 406.75 405
Wart human papilloma virus 402.85 410.7 407
Wart JB 418.75 422.4 420
Wart L arm 343.65 345.95 344
Wart papilloma cervix smear 404.05 404.6 404.3
Tapeworms
Tapeworms are segmented. The first segment is the head, called the scolex. Tapeworms
grow by adding a new segment to their body.
Tapeworms can have very large bandwidths (range of frequencies), and it varies by the
length of the specimen! It is as if each new segment has a unique, and slightly lower, frequency.
Do not use a frequency generator to kill tapeworms. If you accidentally kill middle segments
instead of working your way up from the bottom, you may conceivably ~rom0te dispersion! Use only
a zapper. (Editor's Note: By this, Hulda means to use only a device producing a pulsed DC square
wave output.)
TAPEWORM FREQUENCIES Low Freq.(KHz) High Freq.(KHz)
Cysticercus fasciolaris 436.4 440.05
Diphyllobothrium erinacei(Mansoni)(scolex) 467.25 487.55
Diphyllobothrium erinacei eggs
Diphyllobothrium latum (scolex) 452.9 472.3
Dipylidium caninum (proglottid composite) 439.55 444.3
Dipylidium caninum (scolex) 451.95 472.15
Echinococcus granulosus 451.6 461.5
Echinococcus granulosus (cysts) 441.15 446.5
Echinococcus granulosus (eggs)
Echinococcus multilocularis 455.85 458.35
Heterophytesa heterophytes
Hymenolepsis cysticercoides 478.0 481.75
Hymenolepsis diminuta 445 481.15
Hymenolepsis diminuta ova
Hymenolepsisnana eggs
Moniezia (scolex) 430.35 465.2
Moniezia expansa (composite) 430.35 465.2
Moniezia expansa eggs
Multiceps serialis 453.6 457.8
Pigeon tapeworm
Taenia pisiformus (cysticercus) 475.2 482.1
Taenia pisiformus eggs (ova) 465.2 469.7
Taenia saginata (cysticercus) 476.5 481.05
Taenia saginata eggs
Taenia solium (cysticercus) 475 475
Taenia solium (scolex) 444.0 448.9
Taenia solium eggs
MITE FREQUENCIES :These are the organisms that cold viruses ride in with!
MITE Freq. In Khz
Demodex folliculorum : folicle mite 682
Dermatophagoides : dust mite 707
Meal Mite 718
Ornithonyssus : bird mite 877, 878
Scarcoptes scabei : itch 735
Miscellaneous Frequencies
Blue-green Algae 256
Bryozoa cristatalla 396
Mucor mucedo 288
Rhizobium meliloti 330
Rotifer 1151
UNIDENTIFIED PATHOGENS Low (Khz) High (KHz)
A Cold Virus HRC 395.8 395.8
Fungus EW 362.0 364.9
Fungus JWB 397.2 400.75
Tooth Decay 384.3 387.2
Tooth Decay (N) 367.9 375.05
Tooth Decay (N) (2nd range) 326.95 331.5
Tooth Decay (N) (3rd Range) 293.2 297.4
Tooth Plaque I 378.8 383.05
Tooth Plaque I (2nd Range) 294.7 298.05
Tooth Plaque I (3rd Range) 233.1 238.2
Tooth Plaque II 384.95 387.05
Tooth Plaque II (2nd Range) 278.75 284
Tooth Plaque II (3rd Range) 212.15 218
Tooth Plaque II (4th Range) 340.15 344.8
Tooth Plaque II (5th Range) 305.5 310.35
NOTE: The previous frequency table data is reproduced from Hulda Regehr Clark,
Ph.D., N.D.'s Book, "THE CURE FOR ALL DISEASES", Copyright 1995, and are included for
free for your information.
On the title page of this book, just inside the front cover, is the following:
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