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The Cure for All Cancers: Including over 100 Case Histories of Persons Cured
by Hulda R. Clark
from New Century Press

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• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• The Cure For All Cancers
  While all of us can follow Dr. Hulda R. Clark's self help protocol, it is most unfortunate that the US FDA has not taken her approach under its wing to save 400,000 cancer victim American lives each year. The same can be said for the insurance industry as thay are insuring the wrong conditions...insurance ought to build on dental insurance as its foundation to eliminate the primary source of parasites and therefore all forms of cancer. As we know, many cancer patients require intens$ive hospital care. This... more info

• Unconventional but with results
  Dr. Clark may seem unconventional, but many people have been helped with her simple remedies. It's unfortunate that we as a society don't demand that more attention is paid to alternative healing modalities, instead of being willing to pop a pill for everything. Dr. Clark, like many of the alternative medicine practitioners, is well ahead of her time in healing disease, and well worthy paying attention to. Elaine Williams, author A Journey Well Taken: Life After Loss.

• Don't Throw Out the Baby with the Bathwater
  I've read your reviews...the good, bad and ugly. Here's another idea: approach this book as some of you have, successfully, taking what works for you and ignoring what doesn't. Dr. Clarke does indeed make some interesting points relative to parasites. Is Morgellan's disease going around so dreadfully now, with bizarre fibers coming out of the body, followed by bugs, is THIS a parasite infection, as Dr. Clarke describes as the cause for cancer. ABC had a segment this AM (1/17/08) on Morgellans and if you... more info

• How can I trust a source (or "doctor") that is so wrong?
  I'm not a doctor but I am an engineer and scientist. I do believe in supporting claims with actual facts. Sometimes the best thing we have is a correlation, ie when we see this we also see that. This book doesn't offer sound correlated evidence. Instead it offers very questionable pseudoscience. The functionality of the "syncrometer" is junk at best. It would be very easy to fake a reading with this "machine" simply by manipulating the two capacitors it uses to make the so-called reading. Incidentally, the... more info

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