Miracle Cures and Better Health: Beyond the Teachings of Hulda Clark

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Because of a near-death experience in 2001 and a “miracle cure” after using protocols in Hulda Clark’s books, Richard Wachter started helping other people and wrote this book to spread the knowledge he has gained in Alternative Health Care, Naturopathy, Parasitology, and Bacteriology.To date, Wachter has helped more than 2,000 people to overcome cancer, diabetes, AIDS, arthritis—almost any disease you can think of. He uses naturopathic protocols of Hulda Clark, does extensive research on new discoveries by internet and subscribes to many periodicals and journals. He incorporates traditional medicine from the Maori Polynesian pharmacopeia and massage and works with several Taunga (local Maori practitioners who pass traditional techniques down through their families from mother to daughter). He is an expert Zincrometer tester, and people send him saliva samples from all over the world. He tests the saliva on Zincrometer for pathogens and then writes and sends a report to patients advising what they have and how to get rid of it. Most of his patients he has never seen in person. Quoting Wachter in his Introduction: “Lifestyle diseases are not only what are killing us but also diminishing the quality of our lives. MDs cannot diagnose or treat lifestyle disease. Instead they give drugs to alleviate symptoms and do not bother to discover the cause of illness. Millions of over-drugged zombies are bumping in to each other—alive, but not well—wherever the drug pushers are in control. These people are not productive and are pulling everyone else down, along with world economies. We cannot afford to carry on like this. We must find the cause of an illness and remove it. Masking the symptoms with drugs to alleviate instead of cure shortens life and interferes with the enjoyment of life.“A prime example is streptococcus pneumonia. Because of the overuse of antibiotics, resistant strains of pneumonia have evolved that cannot be killed by antibiotics. Today the l