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  • What if Fauci lied?

    What if Fauci lied?

    COVID was hard for everyone. On June of 2020 we, the cute kids at HuldaClark.com and Natural Health Supply, got a cease and desist letter from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission concerning the conversations on our viral videos.

    We were told to police our posts and remove any mention of covid, no matter who posted it, or they will prosecute us for unsubstantiated claims. We complied out of fear. I mean, I’m just a guy who twists wires together and makes zappers here in the privacy of my own home. How could I go up against a force as large as the government, big pharma, and those that enforce the orthodoxy. It’s hard to be in the minority. I’m way outnumbered.

    As the pandemic progressed, social media became very rigid and strict on what conversations could take place. People became polarized. Their so called science became a new religion. Folk got weird.

    Now that Dr. Fauci’s own diary reveals that he may have been lying or covering up the truth about oh so many things, will the narrative change?

    Can we have these conversations now or are they still forbidden? Would I end up double-punished for being right all along? I never believed the official story. None of my Chinese friends would ever eat bats, well, except for maybe one.

    That’s when I became the ZapMan, and the bat is my symbol. Because when you silence people, they think of clever ways to get the message out in secret code.

    ZapMan handmade custom zappers

    I mean, if all the powers that be converge just to cover up their mistake and enforce their lies with punishments, maybe you have to wonder who has been speaking the truth all along. If world leaders and administrations were lying to us, it is the very information they repressed that you should probably be looking for. The truth is out there.

    Feeling dangerous? The publishers of Dr. Hulda Clark’s books have released them all as free PDFs that you can download at the HuldaClark.com library. Go download ’em before they are gone.

    It almost seems like no one wants you to know how to take care of yourself.

  • My Dad Has COVID

    My Dad Has COVID

    I was born in 1964. Our Maine farm house had an old fashioned crank telephone. You’d crank the thing and ask Goldie the operator to connect you with whom you wanted to call. Now we all have smartphones. I’ve seen a lot in my lifetime. In all my life politics did not seem to be as important to regular citizens as it has been recently. People seem really stressed out by such abstract ideas and fall into it all like rival sport teams. As always my message is about balance.

    I believe the United States was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic because we are one of the most unhealthy nations. Look around. The United States is overweight and diabetic. My dad is 80 years old, overweight, diabetic, and now he has COVID-19.

    He lives with his first child, my sister, who is a nurse. She got COVID-19 at work (even though they test often) and brought it home. At first she tried her best to take care of herself and Dad at the same time, but as Dad got worse, she needed help.

    Dad was admitted in the hospital and put on a ventilator. Every morning they wake him up from an induced coma to see if he can breathe by himself. Every morning he requests to go back on the ventilator. I believe he hopes he will eventually get better, if they can just keep him breathing for now. My father is a famous gambler. He’d take a chance on the craziest odds. I’m hoping he makes it through this horrible thing because I love him. I don’t feel like his story is over. I can imagine him cheating death and getting up out of that bed. He’s hooked up to that machine, floating somewhere in limbo, playing poker for keeps with the grim reaper, with his two wives (who went before him) on each side of him, nagging. He’s such a scoundrel. Scoundrels are hard to put down. I love you, Dad!

    My Dad has always helped me make things. He is an amazing carpenter and would stay up all night creating things and inventions with me at all hours. Even on a school night. He didn’t think about things like that. He seemed to like spending time with me and if I needed something, we could just make it. Right now. There were no plans, schedules, or dates for the future. Everything was right now. I loved those times. I learned so much from that guy.

    My Dad was the person who taught me about natural health and alternatives. It was my Dad who handed me Hulda Clark’s book and asked me to make him a zapper over 20 years ago. When I phoned him in the hospital he told me his zapper interfered with the heart monitor and frightened the nurses.

    I am here hurting, missing my dad. I am glad he is vocal and cognitive in between the ventilator sessions. It’s not being done to him. He’s choosing it. Control is important. I want him to have the calm that comes from feeling in control.

    I sit and wonder about the world. Why are Americans so overweight and unhealthy? Maybe it’s unhealthy to care about politics more than our health. We need balance. Americans need to take baby steps toward a healthier lifestyle and mindset. Information needs to be put together in an easy to understand manner that is relatable and easy to follow. Being healthy should be represented as a common goal and make it a priority as a nation. Let’s make getting healthier part of our political goals.

    Seriously, if health is the central goal, everything else falls into place. We would pollute the environment less if we were making healthy choices. The pandemic proves that America needs to wake up and learn more about staying healthy. Beyond the individual level, it needs to be demonstrated by our leaders.

    I believe in an infinity of solutions, so there is more opportunity in doing things in a healthy way. We have to stop doing horrible things to make a quick buck. There is always more opportunity when we make sane, kind, sustainable choices. We have to care about the right things collectively. Caring for our planet, our nations, our people could lead us into a healthier happier place than we are at right now.

  • Surviving Chemo

    Surviving Chemo

    I noticed that many friends of mine on FaceBook are going through chemotherapy. I worry for them. Chemo is a difficult journey. I have read all of Dr. Hulda Clark’s books, including The Cure For All Cancers, and honestly believe we have successfully applied the information when my family members were faced with chemo and cancer. Seeing my loved ones get well when everything seemed against them inspired me. Since then I have made it a life goal to share this information with anyone it can help.

    If your doctor suggests chemotherapy, you must do everything you can to survive the chemo.

    Dr. Clark believed that a person gets cancer because of a weakened immune system. Dr. Clark explains in her book how the body has a priority list. One simple example is if the body has mold, detoxing the mold becomes priority number one regardless of anything else going on. The body will ignore everything else and focus on detoxing the mold. If you have constant contact with mold due to a moldy living space or a bad food source, your body may become so distracted that other diseases and illnesses go unchecked. Getting away from the mold source is necessary so that you do not re-pollute and stay sick. Dr. Clark’s books describe several ways a person can boost their immune system and win the battle over cancer.

    All her books describe using an Herbal Parasite Cleanse combined with daily use of a Clark Zapper to rid the body of all those little invaders we have picked up during our lifetime. Many of the case studies described in her books explain how ridding the body of parasites, bacteria, and viruses helps the body focus on the bigger problem, the cancer.

    Dr. Clark also states that the herbs are considered food and do not interfere with any known drug or program your doctor may have you following. The zapper uses electricity to selectively electrocute germs, so there is no known chemical reaction to any known drug or therapy your doctor may have you on as well. Dr. Hulda Clark’s method is Complementary Care used in conjunction with whatever help you are getting from your doctor.

    If your doctor suggests chemotherapy, you must do everything you can to survive the chemo. Chemo attacks the immune system just when you need it most. If you can survive the treatment, you might just go into remission and win your battle over cancer. But what would help you win your battle over the chemo?

    Boost the immune system with Dr. Clark’s Herbal Parasite Cleanse and daily Zapping routine. All this should be done in between visits to the chemo ward. Dr. Clark’s book, The Cure For All Cancers has been condensed into a daily calendar called The Day Book. Anyone who wants to follow Hulda Clark’s immune boosting recipe can check off each task as they follow the program. The Day Book is a good record to show your doctor when you are asked what you are doing. They will notice how well you are doing compared to other patients who don’t have this little secret working its magic. It will be as educational for them as it will be for you. Share your progress in hopes the information will be passed on and help others facing a similar situation.

    The Day Book is a free download in many different formats. All of Hulda Clark’s books can be found at HuldaClark.com

    If you or someone you care about is facing chemotherapy, download The Day Book, ask them if they are open to trying it. Health care is a very personal thing. It’s amazing what they will be comfortable with and what they may not. Some will want to do only what their doctor suggests and nothing more. Some will see chemo as a toxic substance threatening their life and be drawn to healthy herbs and zapping that help lift their immunity. Each to their own. If chemo worries you or if you have seen others succumb to chemo, it’s an easy choice. Take your herbs, zap every day, eat well when you have an appetite, get rest, drink pure water, and stay strong enough to survive chemo.