Re: Vindication of Dr. Clark and Rife

I bought "The Cure For All Diseases" when it first came out in 1995.  I'd had prostate cancer (lab verified, scheduled for surgery then cancelled) and was looking for a cure.  (Eventually ate raw garlic by the hand full and my last PSA was .7.)  I'm not very bright but bright enough to recognize that she had bigger problems than I did.  Had personally used the "gallbladder flush" identical to Clark's well before she published anything about it.

You two are trash talking each other a lot and while I see points on both sides would rather see less trash.  Bottom line regarding Clark and her Zapper - she died of cancer.  Why couldn't she cure herself?  Didn't she have the "right" frequency?  I think that its all the proof anyone needs that her zapper is as big a fake as she was.

http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/hulda-clark-died-of-cancer/

Hulda Clark Died of Cancer

Notorious cancer quack, Hulda Clark, died recently. However, it was not made public at the time that Clark, who claimed to have the cure for all cancers (and later the cure for all disease) died of cancer.

Her death certificate, which is now public, shows a contributing factors in her death to be multiple myeloma – a form of blood cancer. The immediate cause was listed as anemia, with hypercalcemia – both can be caused by multiple myeloma.

Clark was personally responsible for much human suffering and misery, and she lured in countless victims with her quackery and her false claims for a cure of cancer. She, of course, also tried to scare patients away from standard therapy for cancer. Of course, she herself had to die eventually of something, and cancer is the second leading cause of death, so it is not much of a coincidence that she died of cancer.

I doubt this fact will put much of a dent in the cancer quackery industry – an industry that does not trade much on evidence and reason to begin with, but rather fear, distrust, desperation, and false hope.