Date:   12/31/2004 7:31:26 PM ( 20 y ago)
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Dr. Hulda Clark has said there is a CHAIN of events that leads to disease. While you can only see the one-two step, from a state of health(step 1) to (Step2)sudden disease, that is not the reality. Reality being that state of affairs outside of the way you imagine the relationship of cause and effect is, inside your head.

Dr. Clark talks about the CHAIN OF EVENTS in the book, Cure For All Diseases and mentions this same chain in this Christmas 2004 Letter. There isn't any contradiction for those who read her book and think. There is a distinction between the immediate cause (usually at the end of a CHAIN) of a disease and the first step or first link (ie.laundry bleach) in that CHAIN where the last link starts the disease. Dr. Clark makes this distinction clear in her book(s).

The good news is that if you work to leave out one of the links in the CHAIN she talks about, you can greatly reduce your chance of getting cancer.

Much of Science is based on the succession of events happening one after another. Basic principles of Science rest on the expectation that certain other events will occur in a certain order or manner (in order for that principle to be seen). Dr. Clark's scientific hypotheses and evidence rests on these same principles of science.

For those people who would like the complexities of the CHAIN clarified in a simple way, picture the CHAIN (in the diseases Dr. Clark talks about) to be like the sad series of events that starts with a happy party-goer at a New Year's party and ends with death in a car accident. If the party-goer hadn't gone to the party, if he had not been permitted to drink, if he hadn't got drunk, if he had gotten a ride home, if the roads had not been slick, if he didn't speed, he wouldn't have missed the 45 degree curve and gone off the cliff and died. You can argue about what the immediate cause was, maybe the sharp turn he couldn't make, a slick road, or was the real cause his drinking. Regardless, each event after he made up his mind to go to the party is another link in the CHAIN of events that led to his death. If one link in this chain of events is left out, like not drinking alcohol, or not driving because friends called a taxi for him, the chance of his drunkenly driving over a cliff and dying on the way home is practically zero. Some links in the CHAIN become more important depending on what went before, like going around the curve at appropriate speed would have been easy--and not so extremely dangerous--if the driver had not been drinking alcohol. There isn't any quick and easy two step from sobriety to a drunk driving accident. It's a series of steps or links in a CHAIN of events much like the series of steps or events in going from a state of health to that of disease. Those who are really asking for clarification of conditions under which laundry bleach and parasite(s) are links in the CHAIN of events that ends in disease and/or death ought to read one of Dr. Clark's books. One of her books (I think its Cure For..Disease) is posted free at Cure Zone.

If you can explain the CHAIN of events, that lead to diseases from a different point of view or with a different analogy after reading a Dr. Clark book perhaps you could post that here.
 

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