Today, heavy-metal pollution has become a persistent concern. Heavy metals enter the body from the environment, especially through food, where concentrations have increased; the body must then eliminate them.
Our organs, including the liver and kidneys, carry out the processes that detoxify and eliminate heavy metals.
Individuals exposed to elevated levels of heavy metals through various reasons (environment, diet, etc.) may eventually accumulate these metals in their bodies, leading to significant health problems.
Heavy metals are deposited intracellularly and in surrounding connective tissue. This ultimately leads to functional impairments. Unfortunately, the symptoms are very nonspecific, so one must consider heavy metal poisoning in almost every clinical presentation.
Possible physical and psychological problems due to heavy metal poisoning are very numerous:
Lead 38.000 Hz
- Allergies
- Anxiety
- Autoimmune diseases
- Anaemia
- High blood pressure
- Depression
- Joint pain
- Hyperactivity
- Poor immune system
- Stomach and bowel problems
- Neurological symptoms
- Renal pain
- Mood swings
Manganese 45.700 Hz
- Anxiety
- Respiratory problems
- Depression
- Neurological symptoms
- Mood swings
Copper 58.600 Hz
- Hyperactivity
- Hepatobiliary disorders
Cadmium 57.300 Hz
- Anaemia
- Joint pain
- Poor immune system
- Stomach and bowel problems
- Renal pain
Aluminium 31.900 Hz
- Anaemia
- Joint pain
Mercury 43.700 Hz
- Allergies
- Anxiety
- Respiratory problems
- Autoimmune diseases
- Depression
- Hair loss
- Hyperactivity
- Poor immune system
- Stomach and bowel problems
- Neurological symptoms
- Renal pain
- Mood swings
Chromium 39.200 Hz
- Allergies
- Autoimmune disease
- Poor immune system
- Hepatobiliary disorders
- Renal pain
Molybdenum 49.800 Hz
- Joint pain
- Hepatobiliary disorders
- Neurological symptoms
Arsenic 30.400 Hz
- Hair loss
- Stomach and bowel problems
Thallium 36.600 Hz
- Hair loss
- Cardiac arrhythmias
- Neurological symptoms
Frequency list of (heavy) metals – Dr Toshihiko Yayama
The following list of heavy metals was compiled by Dr. Toshihiko Yayama in Japan, based on research. He conducted tests and analyses by scanning patients with known heavy metal poisoning using frequency scanning devices.
Dr Toshihiko Yayama graduated from the Kyushu University School of Medicine in 1980. Until November 2001, he was director of surgery and head of the Department of Oriental Medicine at Saga Prefectural Hospital. In December 2001, he opened Yayama Clinic. He is a specialist in traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese herbs, acupuncture and alternative medicine. He practises integrative medicine, combining complementary and conventional medicine. In this approach, a doctor and a healer work directly together; in Dr Yayama’s case, the two roles are embodied by one person.
He used a frequency range of 30.000 Hz to 60.000 Hz to test heavy metals in the body and rounded the frequencies to the nearest 100 Hz.
In combination with frequency therapy with your Zapper, follow other advice.
Your Team for Eliminating Heavy MetalsDetoxification – extraction of toxins
In the ETDFL book you will find a very effective frequency string:
Detox (toxin extraction): 190 Hz, 370 Hz, 7.250 Hz, 45.750 Hz, 96.500 Hz, 325.000 Hz, 519.340 Hz, 655.200 Hz, 750.000 Hz, 922.530 Hz.
Enter the listed frequencies into the Zapper. The elimination of each heavy metal from the body can be supported using the corresponding frequencies listed above by Dr Toshihiko Yayama. Zapper-Pro can be programmed with any frequency from 1 to one million Hz, providing a tool for this purpose. If you work on each heavy metal separately with frequencies, use only the frequencies assigned to it. For example, when working on mercury elimination, use 43.700 Hz and then perform treatments with different accessories, such as copper hand grips, a scalar plate or a pulsed magnetic field. Certain zappers can also be used to inform drinking water.