Interesting article about Hulda Clark

[ivana]

Hello all,
I've just came across this article and wanted to share it with you all.
What do you think about all this?

http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/comment/clark.htm

[propaul]

Hi Ivana,

I have questioned her "zapper" treatment many years ago. I have never found it to produce any substantial results. Some of her other treatments are also questionable. But then she has some good points, which I am sure you can find in other books. So all in all I do not follow her protocols.

Propaul

[Grazer]

On the one hand, I think that the person who wrote all of that up is pretty blatantly biased against anything 'alternative' and wouldn't have started out investigating Clark's claims with anything approaching objectivity. I'm sure if this site were brought to his (I assume) attention that it would be quickly and contemptuously condemned.

On the other hand, some valid points are raised. It's tough to claim that you have the cure for every disease (as Clark does) unless you can provide some proof. I'm sure it's quite difficult to provide proof that 'alternative' medicine works, since there so many political issues to fight in order to have a non-conventional message heard and taken seriously. But it would seem that a system that reliably cured everything would eventually be heard.

It is often difficult for me to side with the hard-liners in these issues. In this case, both Clark's claims and the author of that site's dismissals seem too extreme. That's one reason I like this site so much. There seems to be a lot of honest investigation and discussion of pros and cons rather than a 'party line.'

Good health to all

[ivana]

I have to say that I've doubt some of her methods especially her zapper machine, like you Propaul.
I know that some members here posted recently about zappering and the benefits of it, it'll be interesting to hear theirs point of view about this.

When I go to her yahoo group all you can read is I've cured this and that and Hulda changed my life etc. and the way it's all written it's looks like someone was paid to do that. Like this one for example:

[Sonja500]

I think you have to take a lot of these people with a grain of salt. I think anyone touting a cure for all diseases is a little beyond themselves. I'm also tired of the old conspiracy theory excuse for the reason why none of these people get the attention from mainstream medicine like they supposedly should. I know a few people now that have tried these cancer cure protocols and failed terribly. Mainstream medicine has achieved a hell of a lot over the last 200 years. Without it, we would be far worse of as a whole. We are just now richer (in western countries) and able to afford to think about further enhancing our health through other means.

Thats what I like about this site. Its objective, and for once I read informative posts, that make sense to me, and that are writen obviously by people who know a lot about alternative health care.

Thanks for posting the article. It has inspired some healthy feedback.

Sonja

[harmony]

I have always been of the mind of go with what makes sense to you.

The flushing and recipes - that I tried, use and know produce good results for me.

The zapper - uhh no thanks not for me.

Shrugs - just me.