Tag: cancer research

  • Treating Health

    Somewhere I read, “No disease – short life, One disease – long life.” I think it was in a book about Chinese herbal medicine. Anyway, the concept at first confused me, and I thought about it for a while until I figured that it means if we do not observe and recognize our own personal weakness, we cannot focus on it to strengthen and protect ourselves. By admitting and seeing one’s own personal weakness can lead to overcoming and winning out over it with a plan to action.

    I have always felt badly when I see people desperate and ailing, who only took action after the damage had become very great. Treating disease can be very difficult and depressing. This is why I suggest treating health instead of disease. That’s right. The best health care is preventive health care. To boost one’s body with healthy food, air, and life style seems to be more and more important as we move into a more crowded and polluted world.

    If the kind folk over at the NCI and American Cancer Society predict that one out of every two Americans will have cancer in their life time, it is a good indicator that it is time to treat the healthy, and do our best to keep them that way.

    Studies on how our polluted environment effects our lives are hard to conduct. I don’t believe that we will ever see much information on these subjects that is considered conclusive. I try to avoid chemicals in my day to day life, especially chemicals in my every day life. It is amazing how many toxic chemicals people live with in their home. Honestly think about it. If you have a can of spray paint, floor cleaner, and oven cleaner under your sink, you are also living with their fumes in your living space. Even worse if you live on the East Coast, as you are inside with the windows closed all winter breathing the Freon from your refrigerator, the petroleum from the oil heat, ash from a fireplace or wood stove, and the laundry belt in your dryer may actually be made of asbestos, sending that into your air every time you do a load of wash.

    I am fanatical about keeping my home as non-toxic as I can. All our cleaning products are food grade, so nothing is toxic. Our soaps, cleaning supply, shampoo, body products are all made from edible ingredients. I figure if it goes on your skin, it’s going through one’s liver after it absorbs through the skin. It’s also cheaper than store bought products. We use 20 Mule Team Borax for all our soap needs. We just mix it with warm water and shake. It’s great shampoo, soap, floor wash, and a cup of the powder cleans our laundry. To sanitize counter tops, hands etc. I fill a spray bottle with 5 parts water to 1 part vodka. We do not use isopropyl rubbing alcohol because it is a petroleum based alcohol, and not food grade. Vodka is drinkable, so it is food grade. I bought a decorative bottle that I transfer my vodka into so my friends don’t drink it on me, as I only use it for cleaning!

    The earth is 2/3 water, your body is 2/3 water, and your food should be 2/3 water. Fruits and vegetables are the trick to a healthy life. Although it is thought one should drink eight 8 ounce glasses of water a day, I believe that we actually hydrate from eating fruits and vegetables more than from drinking water. Drinking water seems to flush out the body, but digesting fruits and vegetables brings the water into the cellular level, and keeps our body lubricated and youthful.

    I don’t seem to worry about food as much as I do chemical avoidance. At my home we cook two meals a day from scratch with organic vegetables from the farmers’ market. We also have produce delivered. Check in your area if you have a local organic farm with a website, as there is nothing better than receiving a weekly box of farm fresh organic vegetables and fruits on your door stoop once a week to keep one eating healthy. Because I have good eating habits, I do not deprive myself of any yummy snack, cake, cookie, or chip. I eat what I want, and sometimes I want Chocolate Ring-Dings, so I indulge. I think I get away with this because of all the other healthy habits I have.

    I love to walk for some fresh air. I come up with errands just so I can go out for a daily walk. It’s my “creative healthstyle”. Be sure to invent one task a day that involves a 15 minute walk or more. I have never had a drivers license. I walk a lot. Bring a bottle of water with you, and drink some.

    Define the things you hate in your life, and figure out a creative strategy to remove them. If you hate your job, do one thing every day to get out of it. It could be finding another. It could be starting a small home business or dot com. Work at it a little every day. You’d be amazed at how much gets done if you do just a little every day. Being happy is the most important thing to do for your health. Make your life the one you want to live, and live it you will.

    So these are some of the ways I treat health. I suggest that everyone that is feeling healthy to take good care of their health. Do not wait until you are ill to learn about healthy living. It is so difficult to read and research when one is ill. Many people are afraid of change. I say do not do anything drastic over night. Take it slower. Add one new healthy habit to your life every week, and pretty soon you will have made some major changes. After all, there is no hurry when one is treating health.

  • Hulda Clark

    My father handed me Hulda Clark’s book, The Cure For All Cancers, in 1996 and asked me to make him a Zapper. The instructions were all there including Radio Shack part numbers, so it was easy. The parts were sold in multiples, so I had enough parts to make several Zappers at once. I made a Hulda Clark Zapper for my dad, myself, and one for my grandfather.

    My dad and I started using the Zapper daily in a preventive manner and shared anecdotes on effectiveness. We both found zapping to be useful. My father is diabetic and, with regard to cuts or wounds, had issues with healing. He says the zapper makes his small cuts and wounds heal up fast. I had noticed that at any sign of a cold, cough, or sniffle I would zap and it would kick it out of my system, while friends, co-workers, and roommates would get the same bug for weeks. By using the zapper often, I began to see ways it could help me on a day to day basis.

    A couple years later my grandfather phoned me and told me he had been diagnosed with lung cancer. They had started radiation treatments at VA Hospital there in Maine where we’re from. He asked me, “How do I use this contraption you made for me?” He meant the Zapper. It had been in the closet since I had put it together. Now a bit frightened, he wanted to try zapping. He followed his doctor’s advice, continued the radiation treatments, but zapped every day at home and did the 18 day Herbal Parasite Cleanse from Dr. Clark’s book. He got well. In fact, the only thing ailing him was the radiation burns that hurt his lungs. He had short breath for a year or so. He was pronounced cancer free 5 years later and was doing great. The hospital invited him to the I’m Cancer Free Picnic. He went.

    Because my grandfather had such positive results by adding the Zapper to his doctor’s program, many of our family members and friends became interested in the Zapper. Since then my aunt has gotten well from her breast cancer, and my step brother got well from his colon cancer. They both simply added Dr. Clark’s Zapper and Herbal Parasite Cleanse to their doctor’s chemo program. They both believe that Dr. Clark’s herbs and Zapper helped them stay strong during the chemo. I think so too.

    My friend John had bone cancer and looked like a walking skeleton he was so skinny. I gave him a Zapper and the Herbal Parasite Cleanse, he started using it, and got well. He had refused all chemo and radiation treatments because he doesn’t believe it is smart to take toxic chemicals when one is sick. He is still alive and well, cancer free, and has a little more meat on his bones these days. He did it all on his own from home. Amazing.

    While helping my grandfather follow the Zapper experiments in Hulda Clark’s book, we discovered that most of the herb sources listed in the book were wholesale only. In order to buy the ingredients for the Herbal Parasite Cleanse and other cleanses we would need to get a resale license and have to buy bulk amounts, so we did. By the time we had all the items suggested in Dr. Clark’s book, we had enough herbs to supply the town. I packaged all the extra items according to Dr. Clark’s book, and sold them ready to go on eBay.

    There was such a demand, our business Natural Health Supply was born all on its own. Other people reading Dr. Clark’s books wanted to buy herbs from the sources list, but were faced with the sources being bulk wholesalers. Now they could get just what they needed from us. By helping my grandfather, somehow good luck showered down on us twofold. First, he got well. Second, an exciting business was born giving us the chance to make a good living while helping people. It felt great to have it all come together and be doing something I believe in wholeheartedly. In 2004 my wife and I had a baby, and it was fun to see her bobbing on her Great Grandfather’s knee.

    Years passed and Dr. Hulda Clark died at age 80. Although I had never met the good doctor, I was touched by her passing. She had done so much for my family through publishing her book. Not only had she helped us all stay healthy, but also wealthy and wise. With over 10 years experience I had seen miracle after miracle. Honestly, the advice in Dr. Clark’s books has helped me with more health issues than any other resource. I consider zapping my personal “Secret of the Universe” and any time I have pain, stress, or exposure to colds and flus I get out the Zapper. I keep a Zapper in the car because a lot of bad food exists out there, and I have had several cases of food poisoning from restaurant food that I zapped away in 3-7 minutes. It’s great to just get on with my evening instead of going home sick. At this point nothing can change my mind about the effectiveness of the Zapper, especially on everyday ailments. If I think the problem is bacterial in any way, I give the Zapper a try, and for me it almost always works. For everyday stuff alone, the Zapper is priceless.

    After Hulda Clark’s death a phenomenon I call “Hulda Bashing” started to occur. There were Quack Watch related web sites all over the net celebrating her death. I thought, people actually believe all the Quack Watch disinformation? I only use the Quack Watch sites to see what is effective in alternative medicine. I know if Quack Watch is attacking it, Big Pharma is intimidated by it and is trying to discredit a useful, affordable, effective natural remedy. It’s one of those sites you have to read in between the lines to gain any useful information.

    Hulda Clark never wrote a book titled, The Cure For All Death. Everyone dies. Dr. Clark’s death certificate states she died of anemia and hypercalcemia. She was also found to have multiple myeloma, which is cancer of the plasma cells in the bone marrow. Because of this everyone is using that to call her a fraud. If they had simply read her books, one would realize her exposure to cancer patients meant constant exposure to their parasites and pollutants. Remember that Hulda Clark believed that cancer is caused by a combination of certain parasites and pollutants. By working directly with cancer patients, Dr. Clark exposed herself everyday to the very things that she advised everyone else to avoid. More than likely Dr. Clark was always having to cleanse herself due to exposure to her patients. Dr. Clark was far from a fraud, she is closer to being a martyr. Not a martyr to her patients, but a martyr to her research. Dr. Clark was one of those untiring scientists who knew she was at the beginning of an exciting new development in science with lots of room for discovery and improvement. Dr. Clark was famous for working tirelessly updating her research and books, and when she finally did get too tired to do it any more, she died having lived an amazing life.

    Dr. Clark invited others to take her research and experiments further. Far from a perfect work, Dr. Clark’s books are simply a beginning she shared as a gift to the world. Anyone who writes anything has an agenda, (including me). I happen to think that Dr. Clark’s competitors want to use anything they can to discredit her, and keep you from finding one of the precious “Secrets of the Universe”. Once you have one of the Secrets of the Universe, you may no longer want their toxic products. I think Big Pharma fears that if enough people find effective healthy alternatives, the entire culture could easily turn away from their dangerous toxic chemical medications.

    Truth isn’t being handed out for free. Anything that actually works, has value, or has power, is kept secret because it is in short supply. Notice this when reading comments about Dr. Hulda Clark: the people who attack Dr. Hulda Clark’s work have never tried it and say they wouldn’t try it because it’s all hog wash, while the people supporting Dr. Clark’s work have tried it, and gained results. I always suggest gaining knowledge from trying things yourself. It’s hard to put together a proper conclusion from lack of experience, or worse, from listening to the opinion of others with a lack of experience. The best way to get useful information is to get it from someone who has received good results.

    CureZone.com has a great web site where regular folk like you and me can share information and personal experiences at the Zapper Forum found at: http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=100093 I have read a lot of topics at Cure Zone, and suggest it as a great resource to anyone looking to improve their health and lifestyle.

    Many years have passed since 1996. My loving grandfather is no longer with us. Grampy caught a cold at the nursing home early 2011 and they gave him pain medication to help him sleep better. He passed away that night, and they told us it may have been due to the pain medication. I miss him so much, but I am glad he lived well chasing the nurses around VA Hospital and cancer free up to the end. He was a great man and I honestly believe I got to love him an extra decade all because of the Hulda Clark Zapper. My daughter and I often talk about Grampy and our memories of him, so for us he lives forever. He was always doing something so funny, playing a trick on one of us. I don’t think my daughter would have ever gotten to know him if it wasn’t for Grampy kicking his lung cancer so long ago. Grampy had given me so much love growing up, it was important to me that my daughter got a piece of that warm heart. Imagine how I feel when I believe I owe it all to the information I found in Dr. Clark’s book. I will always be in gratitude, for our family times together truly was a gift.

  • Would you like to donate to prostate cancer?

    Would you like to donate to prostate cancer?

    Safeway drives me nuts with their request for cancer research donations. I feel sorry for the cashiers being forced to ask me if I will donate, because I ask back as politely as possible: Why would the most powerful and rich corporation need my money? If I donate to Big Pharma all my precious change, will the cure they discover be free to me when I require it? Who really gets that money? They don’t know.

    Like I said, I feel bad for the cashiers. They never know the answer to any of my questions. Then I notice right at the checkout there is a 2 liter bottle of Coke Zero with a sign that says, “If you are not asked to donate to prostate cancer during checkout, this bottle of soda is free”. My mind starts to go crazy all over again. You mean if the cashier forgets to ask me to donate to prostate cancer research, they feel that they should give me an item that would promote cancer?!!! It’s like saying “If you can’t help us cure cancer, we’ll give you a way to get cancer.” Either way they get you in their loop of doom. I think those high caffeine sport colas loaded with chemical sugar substitutes are pure death in a bottle. When did soda become a way to promote health research?

    http://www.thebloodtest.com/diet-soda-may-make-you-fatter-and-weight-gain-studies/

    http://frugivoremag.com/2011/06/newsflash-diet-sodas-can-wreck-your-diet/