LadyRodgers said:
ok so i came across this site:
_http://drclarkstore.com/clonesmgelca.html
has anyone else tried "Dr. Clark Para-Cleanse Standard"?
_drclarkstore merged with Self Health Resource center a few years ago, I think in 2007. Self Health was started by Clark's son in the 90's. In my opinion, the best thing to do is to get the three herbal products separately. The wormwood used to be sold as "Super W Blend" but now it's Super Wormwood (365 mg 100 caps - the full dosage is 7 capsules, but in Clark's books there's a step-up per day {1 cap for 2 days; 2 caps for 2 days; 3 caps for 2 days, etc. where you take 7 caps the last four days} over a couple of weeks until you reach 7, after which you take 7 once a week as maintenance). You take it on an empty stomach (a little before meal).
The Walnut Hull is now sold as Green Black Walnut Hull Extra Strength tincture in 2 fl. oz., 4 fl. oz. or 1 Liter. Also as Green Black Walnut Hull (360 mg 50 caps freeze dried hulls - you take two caps for those up to 150 lbs. body weight. Each capsule is equivalent to a teaspoon of tincture, which says over 150 lbs. take 2.5 teaspoons, so for capsules, you'd take 3; also says don't take more that 3 tsp of tincture because no additional benefits have been observed). It's a bit easier to take the caps then to put the two spoons or more of tincture in 1/2 cup of water as far as taste, in my opinion, but no biggie. The walnut hull tincture also has a step-up (1 drop 1st day, 2 drops 2nd day, until 5 drops 5th day, then the 2 teaspoon - and then 2 tsp. once a week maintenance). You take it on an empty stomach, like a little while before a meal. She says if you're really sick, you can just jump to the 2 tsp dose after the first couple of drops for example, the step-up is just for convenience if you're squeamish about taking herbal supplements (and can also indicate any possible allergies, etc. just in case).
The cloves can be bought in 500 mg 100 caps. Taken on empty stomach before meals / like at mealtime. You take 3 as the final maintenance, but the step-up in the books is 1 cap 3 times per day for 1st day; 2 caps 3 times per day for 2nd day; 3 caps 3 times per day for days 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Then 3 caps once per week. (In a later edition of "The Cure for All Cancers" book I bought for someone else, oh about 8 years or so ago, the max dosage had gone to 7 caps of cloves, just FYI).
I just want to express my opinion and experience with all this. I think Dr. Hulda Clark was a very good investigator and innovator in her research and really cared about humanity. She often encouraged people to become "health detectives," take their health into their own hands and be responsible for it, and also encouraged people to make their own herbal supplements giving the recipes of how to make them (water based and alcohol based tincture, included). She called it self-health.
Clark said that Artemisia
Absinthium (wormwood) was a common plant in most places and people should cultivate it and collect wild varieties. She said you can buy cloves and grind them and consume it immediately, whereas already ground store bought clove powder has lost potency and doesn't work well, if at all. She gave parts list and instructions to make zappers at home. She also gave permission at the front of every book to copy and distribute the information in the book. So she really wasn't into marketing products for its own sake, etc. She certainly didn't have the whole banana either, like anybody else, when it comes to health and wellness or anything else.
She did warn that many supplements are polluted and/or have undesirable ingredients, etc. So her son (who was involved in accidentally discovering the "zapper" instead of a frequency generator for each particular organism's frequency) eventually started Self Health Resource Center to make the products / supplements for the recommended protocols in Clark's books and also carry some other brands that were supposed to be tested and found without any dangerous pollutants.
As you may know, Clark was persecuted / harassed with threats and lawsuits, etc. by the usual suspects and eventually went to Mexico to run a clinic there. She died in the last couple of years after a spinal injury from an accident. But I've gotten the feeling that over the years, selling products based on her research has become much more marketing oriented to sell products for its own sake. There are many marketing operations selling things based on her research. I don't have any experience with the different "cleanse kits" they sell now, but some of them seem to be the original different herbal preps such as above just packaged as kits.
Another thing I should mention is that she highly encouraged to do a kidney cleanse before a liver cleanse, and to have any dental work done to get toxic metals, etc. out of your mouth if at all possible before undertaking liver cleanses, as well. She was one of the early ones to speak out against the dangers of modern dentistry too, and worked closely with at least one dentist that was trying to minimize the damage to people's health from bad dentistry with alternative methods and materials. But after a certain period, they realized that there's no really good solution and at least the materials available all have problems one way or another.
The reason she recommended a kidney cleanse before any liver cleansing is that if anything undesirable should be reabsorbed in the intestinal tract during the liver cleanse, it's best to have well functioning kidneys to excrete any toxic stuff with the urine. And one of the reasons to get dental work done before the liver cleanse is that a toxic mouth puts a large burden on the liver. I haven't done amalgam removal etc., and have experience with doing kidney cleanses before the liver cleanse as well as doing it without having done a kidney cleanse for quite a while (kidney cleanses are to dissolve kidney stones / crystals that come in about 6 different varieties). She wrote in her books that she liked to think she perfected the liver cleanse and other recipes, but she certainly cannot take credit for their origin; it and others were invented hundreds, if not thousands, of years ago by herbalists.
Finally, I and my family did these Clark programs regularly for about 8 to 10 years, e.g. the maintenance parasite program 1 per week followed by zapping, kidney and liver cleanses several times per year or two, etc. For the last 5 years or so, we don't do these so regularly. I'll do the full maintenance dose of the parasite program about every 3 to 4 months, for example. I've seen some very impressive improvements in serious health issues in a short time with Clark's info. She stressed the importance of detoxing and avoiding as much as possible exposure to toxins by avoiding body products, packed foods, household cleaners, etc. She emphasized that modern people and animals were unusually highly parasitized because of the build up of these ubiquitous toxins including in the feed of animals (pets and factory farming operations). She said that parasitic infestation of any kind (including non-worm such as high bacteria loads in unusual places) would not be able to take such a foothold and cause so many health issues in a non-toxic and healthy environment and person.