The Cure for All Diseases: With Many Case Histories Paperback – 1 Jan. 1995

This book changed my life. It saved my health.It's an incredible amount of knowledge.It's the best book I've read so far on health!I wish more people would read her work, it's amazing.

The big difference between Hulda Clark and the GP is that Hulda looks for the CAUSES of the ailment and addresses that situation. Whatever complaint for which you might seek help from a GP, s/he will give you a drug that will normally reduce or conceal the symptoms (eg painkillers, anti-inflam drugs, or worse.... can't sleep? sleeping pills. Now you are drowsy all day? anti-depressants. Or you have a skin problem, they'll prescribe a cream drug.) It is all on the basis of symptom -- drug to fight the symptom. And when that ailment gets so bad that it starts to incapacitate the patient, they will happily start cutting bits out of the body. It is a pretty crude medicine.Half the problem is these very clever people that go into the medical profession (and they are very cleaver) are trained in a restrictive zone of drugs and surgery (generally speaking). There are other fields of medicine that the GP (not very general) seem unable to advise on, I guess because they are not insured or covered by their professional body to offer advice on other areas than drugs and surgery - maybe that is half of it. But they do seem to favour drugs and surgery very much.After a spell in hospital with a kidney stone, the GP offered me antibiotics and pain killers. If it gets worse (already 9mm diameter) they would send up a tube with a camera+laser to blast the thing apart (cross legs), or ultrasonic vibrations to the kidney to break down the stone, or maybe open surgery to cut it out. Which would I like? er...............OMG!I got rid of the kidney stone with Hulda Clarks kidney cleanse. Few herbs and teas for about four weeks, and it was gone. When I next saw the GP and wanted to impart this wonderful solution, my GP did not want to know. Here was a painless solution for kidney stones that must be prevalent in this tea-drinking nation, and the GP was not the slightest bit interested. She changed the subject.Cancer is another one (luckily not me). But Cancer Research has been at it for about 100 years, looking and looking for cures. What have they got so far? Chemotherapy that also causes serious damage to the patient, and the usual assortment of expensive drugs. And here are these Hulda Clark cures FOR ALL DISEASES, and there's a book entitled the cure for ALL CANCERS, which were published in the mid-1990s. And the medical profession goes on looking for drug and surgery solutions. Can't find the solution, more research, more research.....Er, how about Hulda's books?The GPs are not bad. They are just limited. If there is something wrong with your body, go to the GP and find out all you can about these symptoms, what they mean, what part of the body is wrong. And accept the prescription that they always hand you on the way out. But ALSO, check other fields of medicine. There is the internet. Do these things before you accept their drugs and surgery (if you have time). I feel that the GP (General Practitioner) is not truly GENERAL. They are specialised in the fields of surgery and drugs, and a few related fields. Herbs? Er, no. We don't need all of that, we have pain killers and anti-inflam ........I would strongly recommend that you also give this book a flick through to see if your ailment is covered. Find out WHAT is CAUSING the ailment. It could be all that metal in your teeth that the dentists continue to say is completely healthy (it isn't, is it. Mercury is one of the most poisonous metals in the world. It cannot be safe in your mouth). Maybe a gas leak in the house, fibreglass, petrol, or all those paint tins and thinners in the bedroom...... Or or or or.In summary, this book is very helpful.

Great read

Good book but maybe not do able because it tells you to give away your animals !!! WTF who does that? Anyway take from it what you want and leave the rest. It’s informative.

Yes good 👍

Received thankyou.

Contains useful information.

It is okay, only in reading it there is not much food left we can enjoy without worrying if its good for us or not.