I learned a lot of things from reading Dr. Hulda Clark’s books. Although I cannot attribute my personal eczema cure to Dr. Hulda Clark’s teachings, I learned from Dr. Clark to leave no stone unturned. That we must be very thorough to cure patients and ourselves. We must suspect everything. Nothing is sacred.
Dr. Clark made me aware of parasites and her wonderful, gift to the world, free for all, the zapper. Dr. Clark’s pollution avoidance measures are top notch. Dr. Clark made me aware of dental cleanses. And pretty much, Dr. Clark is very thorough. What I like best, is everything she teaches is open for all to learn and improve upon.
So today, I am thankful for Dr. Clark’s teachings and hopefully, the methods I do today are much improved over her old book methods. The internet has accelerated our learning through worldwide information exchange.
What I improved from her books:
I personally do not take any of Dr. Clark’s artificial vitamins and supplements, because I learned that raw foods are more powerful and safer.
I learned not to be a parasite cleanliness nerd and instead make living organisms my friends. Encourage growth of good flora in my gut instead of zapping and sterilizing my food. Organic is best, even if it means I bite a guava with half a worm. As long as my bowels are moving efficiently every single day, not much parasitic growth can happen.
I believe the detox protocols I use today are equivalent or more effective, safer, and cheaper than the ones in the old books.
I have a zapper with orgone from Don Croft, and my wife and I think it performs better than the plain old Hulda Clark design (we have another plain zapper).
I learned fasting as tool.
I learned raw food as a tool.
I learned good fats as a tool.
I headed all of Dr Clark’s pollution avoidance tips and we keep learning more and more.
There are many levels beyond Hulda Clark, but we must give credit to her and it is due her.
Thank you doctor Clark, from the bottom of my heart.
If you are just getting your feet wet in the realm of real cures, Hulda Clark’s books are a must read.