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| The Cure for All Cancers: Including over 100 Case Histories of Persons Cured | 
 enlarge | Author: Hulda Regehr Clark
Publisher: New Century Press
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (70 reviews)
Sales Rank: 30365
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Unknown), English (Published)
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 623
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 5.3 x 1
ISBN: 0963632825
Dewey Decimal Number: 610
EAN: 9781890035006
ASIN: 1890035009
Publication Date: June 1993
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Cancer can now be cured, not just treated! We are not accustomed to thinking about a cure for cancer. We think of remission as the only possibility. But this book is not about remission. It is about a cure. This is possible because in 1990 Dr. Clark discovered the true cause of cancer. The cause is a certain parasite, for which I have found evidence in every cancer case regardless of the type of cancer. So lung cancer is not caused by smoking, colon cancer is not caused by a low roughage diet, breast cancer is not caused by a fatty diet, retinal blastoma is not caused b y a rare gene, and pancreatic cancer is not caused by alcohol consumption. Although these are all contributing factors, they are not THE cause. Once the true cause was found the cure became obvious. but would it work? I set a goal of 100 cases to be cured of cancer before publishing my findings. That mark was passed in December 1992. The discovery of the cause and cure of all cancers has stood the test of time and here it is!
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 Worth a Look November 13, 2008
I do not have cancer but am very interested in alternative health and natural healing. This book is very interesting, the explanations in it make alot of sense and it is an easy read. I also feel that if the average processed food eater adopted just a few of the suggestions the author makes it would greatly impact anyone's health. It's definitely worth the price, especially if you buy it used, and worth the time it takes to read it.
 Pseudo Science September 29, 2008
I've read this book and her other "Cure for All Diseases". These books are weird and have no real scientific basis. She blames almost every single disease on parasitic liver flukes. While some may have parasites, I beg to differ if all sick people are infested as she claims. When it comes to diseases and cancer, you have to look into other areas of a person's life like the air they breathe, genetics, diet and general predisposition. She recommends using this wierd synchrometer that you can make yourself using a shoe box and electronics from Radio Shack to "zap" bugs and parasites. This meter does absolutely nothing but burn the skin, creates scar tissue thereby making it tough. If by chance you do have parasites, you may do better with some herbs or just seeing a doctor who specializes in this. I have a hard time believing this woman. She has 'quack' written all over everything she says and does. She used to have an online store and I purchased some bathing soap and deodarant from her. Neither worked. I was walking around smelling sweaty and musty. She also recommended using Mule Team Borax as a shampoo! Well I tried that and not only was my hair so tangled and messy but by the time I realized I'd been duped, I had so much dandruff caked in my head, I'm surprised I didn't lose any hair. My advice to others would be to go with your gut. If it sounds too good to be true, watch out. But don't be so gullible as to learn the hard way and be out of thousands of dollars or have your condition worsened.
Rubbish September 20, 2008
A relative asked me to order this book for her.
I read a little about it and came to the conclusion that the only possible help this book could give would be a placebo effect. I ordered it thinking a placebo effect is better than nothing.
I'm rating this book 1 because the things it suggests are totally bizarre and strange, even my hopeful relative found it a bit too extreme and unhelpful (and you should have seen some of the stuff she was trying).
I don't think my relative was doing all the things the book said to, so I can't scientifically say that it doesn't work. I really do believe that there is nothing more than placebo effect involved here, and it makes me angry that people are making money from this.
Dangerous scam with no scientific articles to support her ridiculous claims. July 25, 2008
On p497, she instructs readers to build their own electric "Zapper" using 9 volt batteries.
She claims that zapping yourself with this device
"kills large and small invaders: flukes, roundworms, mites, bacteria, viruses and fungi. It kills them all at once, in 7 minutes, even at 5 volts... Viruses and bacteria disappear in 3 minutes;" She does warn that you should not zap yourself with this if you are pregnant. She also fails to mention any scientific literature or clinical studies to backup any of her ridiculous claims. This is only ONE of many dangerous nonsense "treatments" in her book. She is obviously trying to make $ off of desperate people; very sickening. I got this book as a gift from a goodwilled but poorly informed person, to pass on to a friend who has breast cancer, so I got to review it before handing to her.
The War on Cancer is a Big Lie! July 21, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I thought this was generally a good book because it draws more attention to the fact the organized medicine is entirely different than it appears to be. Cancer cures are not what they are searching for, they are searching for new ways to make even greater fortunes on cancer treatments. Do a google search on the use of proton therapy for cancer and you'll see what I mean. It's very expensive and it hasn't proven to be any better than chemo or radiation (both of which take a horrible toll on the patient's immune system), yet these devices are being built around the country right now.
Our environment is being heavily polluted by a smorgasbord of toxic chemicals not only in the air and water, but in our food. If you don't think that can have a severe effect on your health, think again.
Numerous cures for cancer have already been discovered and effectively suppressed. Take the discoveries of Davis and Rawls, for example. Albert Roy Davis and Walter Rawls found through many years of research that North pole magnetic fields were extremely effective in halting the growth of cancer while strengthening the tissue surrounding the cancer, minimizing the chances of the cancer spreading. South pole magnetic fields had the opposite effect. They increased the growth of cancer in the body. There's your scientific evidence for whether or not power lines can affect the growth of cancer. South pole magnetic fields do increase the growth of cancer, and power lines are one of many sources of South pole magnetic exposure in our environment. Your telephone is another. Davis and Rawls wrote some great books that I highly recommend reading.
My best advice to anyone with cancer would be to do lots and lots of research on alternatives to conventional medicine, and use a combination of them. Aloe Vera is another one to look into. What it can do for the body is truly amazing. Yep, it's superb for much more than just sunburn. Plus, it can be grown almost anywhere on earth, indoors or outdoors.
When we hear the word brainwash we think of cults, not colleges. However, that is exactly what is happening in our education system. Students are being brainwashed to believe certain things and to disbelieve other things, namely anything that isn't taught in college. Well guess who took over the colleges many years ago - among others, the Rockefellers. Read the book, "Dumbing Us Down", written by a winner of the New York State "Teacher of the Year" award, John Gatto.
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