Frequency fields (FPolja) are an approach that uses intermediate-frequency, low-intensity electric fields to directly affect the growth and division of tumor cells. Scientific research shows that FPolja inhibit mitosis (cell division) and thus prevent tumor growth, opening new strategies in the fight against cancer. FPolja also increase the effectiveness of conventional treatments such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy and contribute to better therapeutic outcomes. They reduce cancer cells’ resistance to chemotherapy, which may improve the effectiveness of standard medical treatment. This non-invasive method represents a significant advance in cancer therapy.
The linked document below provides further information on this subject and on the frequencies listed in the table that follows.
Based on the available clinical data, daily use of frequency fields for at least 5 hours is recommended. The duration and intensity of therapy should be adjusted to the individual's needs, their response to the frequencies, and the specific type and stage of cancer. If several frequencies are listed under ‘Frequency Fields’, use them alternately. The therapies are best carried out every day over an extended period (several months), alongside regular medical check-ups to ensure their safety and effectiveness. Among its functions, Zapper-Pro allows uninterrupted 9-hour sessions at a single frequency, applied through the dry set and straps or through scalar waves and pulsed magnetic fields via F-Gen. On devices with 10 or 32 ten-frequency programs, enter the same frequency in every position of a program. On devices with 27 ten-frequency programs and 5 single-frequency programs, enter one frequency in programs 28 to 32. In the latter case, the program will run continuously for up to 9 hours (this applies to Frequency Fields). Other therapies, such as the anticancer therapies listed in ETDFL and supportive therapies for individual organs (each consisting of ten frequencies), should be carried out as half-hour sessions with Zapper-Pro. Supportive therapies, including those for mitochondria, can be found here: mitochondrial support therapies. These should also be carried out daily, combining 1-3 different supportive therapies with an anticancer therapy according to the time available. Anticancer frequency therapies are not carried out during chemotherapy. Always follow your doctor's instructions. Your well-being should guide the number, frequency and duration of sessions, while taking into account the recommendations for using zappers, especially the guidance on a Herxheimer reaction and the important information on using the dry set.
| Type of cancer | Frequency Fields [Hz] | ETDFL [Hz] |
|---|---|---|
| Breast cancerBreast cancer is a type of cancer that occurs when cells in the breast multiply uncontrollably and form a tumor. | 150.000 Hz | 20 Hz, 460 Hz, 5.120 Hz, 27.500 Hz, 85.000 Hz, 95.750 Hz, 150.000 Hz, 434.710 Hz, 682.450 Hz, 753.070 Hz |
| Cervical cancerCervical cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the cells of the cervix due to abnormal cell growth, which can lead to the invasion of other tissues or organs. | 150.000 Hz | 130 Hz, 7.500 Hz, 35.130 Hz, 67.500 Hz, 96.500 Hz, 275.160 Hz, 434.160 Hz, 527.000 Hz, 663.710 Hz, 752.700 Hz |
| Colorectal cancerColorectal cancer is a type of cancer that occurs in the colon or rectum, often from polyps that become cancerous. | 150.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz | 20 Hz, 30 Hz, 40 Hz, 5.030 Hz, 119.340 Hz, 350.000 Hz, 434.330 Hz, 691.270 Hz, 759.830 Hz, 927.100 Hz |
| Ependymoma (brain tumor)Ependymoma is a type of brain tumor that originates from ependymal cells, which line the ventricles in the brain and spinal cord. | 100.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz | 80 Hz, 5.750 Hz, 7.250 Hz, 50.000 Hz, 97.500 Hz, 210.500 Hz, 434.370 Hz, 655.200 Hz, 750.000 Hz, 927.100 Hz |
| GlioblastomaGlioblastoma is an aggressive and the most common type of primary brain tumor. It originates from astrocytes, cells that support neurons. | 150.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz, 250.000 Hz | 80 Hz, 350 Hz, 600 Hz, 800 Hz, 212.030 Hz, 305.210 Hz, 434.240 Hz, 565.610 Hz, 690.000 Hz, 826.320 Hz |
| GliomaGlioma is a type of brain tumor that originates from glial cells, which are support cells in the central nervous system. | 100.000 Hz, 130.000 Hz, 150.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz | 180 Hz, 230 Hz, 720 Hz, 890 Hz, 5.360 Hz, 147.250 Hz, 327.350 Hz, 487.900 Hz, 695.810 Hz, 875.360 Hz |
| Liver cancerLiver cancer, also known as hepatocellular carcinoma, is a disease in which cancerous cells form in the tissues of the liver. | 150.000 Hz | 70 Hz, 120 Hz, 600 Hz, 800 Hz, 2.500 Hz, 22.500 Hz, 72.500 Hz, 434.390 Hz, 739.100 Hz, 905.310 Hz |
| Malignant pleural mesotheliomaMalignant pleural mesothelioma is an aggressive form of cancer that affects the mesothelium, a thin layer of tissue that surrounds the lungs and the inner chest wall. | 150.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz | 430 Hz, 930 Hz, 2.760 Hz, 17.500 Hz, 35.670 Hz, 87.500 Hz, 236.420 Hz, 324.200 Hz, 434.000 Hz, 519.340 Hz |
| MedulloblastomaMedulloblastoma is a highly aggressive brain tumor that most commonly occurs in the back part of the brain, known as the cerebellum, and primarily affects children. | 100.000 Hz, 300.000 Hz | 160 Hz, 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 35.780 Hz, 112.500 Hz, 212.710 Hz, 434.790 Hz, 396.500 Hz, 597.500 Hz, 751.170 Hz |
| MelanomaMelanoma is a type of skin cancer that originates from melanocytes, cells responsible for producing melanin, the pigment that gives skin its color. | 100.000 Hz | 350 Hz, 930 Hz, 7.500 Hz, 17.500 Hz, 52.500 Hz, 70.000 Hz, 215.700 Hz, 325.400 Hz, 434.000 Hz, 523.010 Hz |
| Lung cancerLung cancer is a type of cancer that begins in the lungs, and is one of the leading causes of death from cancer worldwide; it is often associated with smoking. | 100.000 Hz, 150.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz | 70 Hz, 120 Hz, 600 Hz, 800 Hz, 2.500 Hz, 22.500 Hz, 72.500 Hz, 434.390 Hz, 739.100 Hz, 905.310 Hz |
| OsteosarcomaOsteosarcoma is an aggressive type of bone cancer that most commonly occurs in long bones, such as the bones of the legs or arms, especially in children and adolescents. | 150.000 Hz | 140 Hz, 220 Hz, 720 Hz, 2.580 Hz, 47.500 Hz, 96.500 Hz, 125.000 Hz, 375.750 Hz, 434.330 Hz, 563.190 Hz |
| Ovarian cancerOvarian cancer is a disease in which malignant cells form in the ovaries, which produce eggs and hormones. | 150.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz | 170 Hz, 520 Hz, 680 Hz, 830 Hz, 2.500 Hz, 127.600 Hz, 235.370 Hz, 434.500 Hz, 792.200 Hz, 875.470 Hz |
| Non-small cell lung cancerNon-small cell lung cancer includes several subtypes and accounts for approximately 85% of all lung cancer cases. It is known to grow and spread more slowly than small cell lung cancer. | 100.000 Hz, 150.000 Hz, 200.000 Hz | 70 Hz, 120 Hz, 600 Hz, 800 Hz, 2.500 Hz, 22.500 Hz, 72.500 Hz, 434.390 Hz, 739.100 Hz, 905.310 Hz |
| Pancreatic cancerPancreatic cancer is an aggressive cancer that originates from cells of the pancreas, an organ responsible for producing digestive enzymes and hormones, including insulin. | 150.000 Hz | 70 Hz, 570 Hz, 23.100 Hz, 50.000 Hz, 375.180 Hz, 434.500 Hz, 527.000 Hz, 667.000 Hz, 753.230 Hz, 986.220 Hz |
The frequencies are drawn from scientific research, with further information in the related document. The ETDFL e-book, The Electro Therapy Device Edition Frequency List (2023–2025), containing frequencies in English is available free of charge through the link below.