Please Note: The MiniFG has been replaced by the Gamma II Full Frequency Generator.

1) What is the difference between the MiniFG frequency generator and the zapper?

Dr. Clark discovered two ways of working with frequencies: through a frequency generator and a zapper. Although their application is similar they operate in two distinct ways.  One is homeopathic, meaning you use the pathogen's own frequency to get rid of it. The mechanism of the other is not known but a positive offset frequency will get rid of the whole spectrum at once. If you combine the two you can get the most effective application. That is what Dr. Clark says in the Syncrometer Manual.

The MiniFG includes a built-in standard zapper program so an additional zapper is not needed. However, it offers the ability to use specific frequencies as well, according to the frequency table. It can be used for frequency work with the Syncrometer also, or to imprint frequencies on homeopathic globules.

2) How do I know what frequencies to use?

It is legally impossible to give exact directions for what frequencies to use. We are also not allowed to claim the effectiveness of any frequency for a specific condition. In the U.S. the MiniFG is not a medical device and can't be used for medical purposes. So it is your responsibility as a customer to read Dr. Clark's books and use the frequency table in Dr. Clark's "The Cure for All Diseases." There are Rife frequency tables that some use as well. Others use kinesiology, the Syncrometer, or other way of bio feedback testing to determine with the patient what frequencies are needed. The easiest way of determining frequencies is to read Dr. Clark's book to find out which parasite and other pathogens are important for the condition in question. Then use the MiniFG with those frequencies, as well as zap using the standard zapper program.

3) How do I use the Clark book to determine a specific frequency?

Take the book "The Cure for All Diseases", open it up under the condition you are working with, find out which pathogens are involved, take the frequency table and look up the frequencies to use. It is all in the book! You can now also find a PDF version of the frequency table online by clicking here.

Please understand that we are NOT ALLOWED to give more advice than what is listed above. Please do not ask for more. We cannot legally provide it. We would be very happy to publish a detailed book with frequencies, etc., but that would mean a lot of trouble. So we CANNOT do it! If that makes you angry, please send a complaint to the FDA or the similar institution in your country.

Two examples of how to determine a Clark frequency:

Example 1: You know you have problems with EBV (Epstein Barr Virus). Look up the frequency in the frequency table in the book on p. 564. The frequencies to use are 375 kHz and 380 kHz.

Example 2: You have eczema but do not know which pathogens apply. Open the book to the chapter about eczema (p. 192). Determine which pathogens apply (Dr. Clark mentions them). Turn to the table of frequencies at the end of the book to determine which frequencies belong to those pathogens.

4) How do I determine which program (P1-P6) and which waveform I should use with the MiniFG?

• If you want to have a broad zapper effect, but still want to use a specific frequency, use a positive offset square wave (P3). You can also use P5 which is the programmed 7-20-7-20-7 zapper timer. You can change the frequency on the zapper and also the timing of the first cycle. P6 is also a positive offset square wave, and you can personally program 6 frequencies in that location and store them there.
• If you want to use one specific frequency ONLY, use the pure sine wave with mixed offset (P2). This is also the frequency you use when you attach the MiniFG to the Syncrometer or imprint frequencies onto water or homeographic globuli.
• In the Syncrometer Manual you will find reference to the use of a positive offset sine wave (P1). Dr. Clark uses this TOGETHER with the zapper, i.e. she attaches a zapper to the patient, plus specific frequencies with one or more frequency generators.
• Mixed offset square wave (P4) is never used.

5) What does Dr. Clark say about frequency generators?

The references for the use of a frequency generator are:

• "Cure for All Diseases", p. 5-18
• "Cure for All Diseases" frequency tables p. 561-580
• Syncrometer Science Lab Manual, p. 137-140. This is the most relevant because it is so precise and is the latest Dr. Clark wrote about specific frequency zapping.

6) How is the MiniFG different from the F-Scan?

The F-Scan has a scanning technique that the MiniFG does not have. The scanning method is proprietary and has not been published.

Also, the F-Scan has a number of other functions that the MiniFG does not have, for example "wobbling", meaning you can set frequencies so that the output oscillates around the set frequency. That way you have more harmonics. F-Scan has a storage system and all Clark and Rife frequencies are already in the storage bank. The MiniFG, apart from a number of possible user programs, does not have a storage system. Also, the F-Scan can be hooked up to a computer and has a patient management system.  The MiniFG is a stand-alone device and cannot be connected to a computer.

7) How is the MiniFG different from a Rife device?

The best known Rife devices on the market use plasma tubes to transmit frequencies. The MiniFG does not use plasma tubes, instead it has standard wrist straps or handholds/electrodes. However, there are Rife devices on the market that also use electrodes (e.g. F-Scan). Only the newest version 3 MiniFG can produce frequencies below 400Hz. Some of the Rife frequencies are below 400Hz. In these cases use odd multiples of the same frequency (e.g. 414Hz instead of 138Hz). That way you get the same harmonics.

8) Is the MiniFG difficult to use?

Of course working with frequencies is somewhat more complex than zapping as one needs to determine which frequency to use. So this device is for people with an interest in alternative medicine and frequencies, and in the theories of Dr. Hulda Clark, Royal Raymond Rife and bio-resonance (e.g. Dr. Morel).

The display, the keyboard and the functions of the MiniFG have been kept as simple and intuitive as possible, so an average person can easily learn how to use it.

9) What claims are legal about the MiniFG and what can it be used for?

In Europe: the MiniFG is an approved medical device, Class IIa. It can be used as a TENS unit (transcutaneous electric nerve stimulator) for all the applications that are approved for TENS units. Its safety is guaranteed by the strict European technical guidelines for medical devices. We cannot claim the effectiveness of specific frequencies for treatment of specific diseases.

In the US: the MiniFG is not a medical device. It is a function generator that can be used for research work, e.g. with product testing on the Syncrometer, or imprinting homeopathic globuli on a Syncrometer plate. We cannot recommend it for medical use on humans.