The Cure for All Cancers: Including over 100 Case Histories of Persons Cured

623 Pages·1993·3.51 MB·English

by  Hulda Regehr Clark

New research findings show there is a single
cause for all cancers. This book provides exact

instructions for their cure.

The Cure For All Cancers

Including Over 100 Case
Histories of Persons Cured

Plus two revolutionary electronic circuits,
one to diagnose and monitor progress,
the other to zap parasites and bacteria!

Hulda Regehr Clark, Ph.D.,N.D.
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why I emphasize tooth bacteria so much. Lugol’s iodine is easy
to make and quite cheap (see Recipes). You don’t feel any
stinging sensation, of course, because your mouth is anesthe-
tized.
Dr. J: What about antibiotics? Dentists everywhere rou-
tinely use antibiotics to help after-procedure healing. It seems
quite effective. Many use antibiotics to protect themselves le-
gally, of course.
Dr. C: Clostridium bacteria in the jaw bone do not respond
well to antibiotics. They return as soon as the antibiotic is
stopped. That is because the wound is rather deep, and there is
very little oxygen deep down. This is the classical setting for
Clostridium. Our “home remedy” antibiotic works better than
commercial varieties (see page 102). What often helps as much
as antibiotics is just getting every iota of metal and plastic out
of the mouth. This in itself restores the mouth immunity so
suddenly that infections don’t develop. It’s quite remarkable.
Dr. J: The simpler the dental treatment, the better. If the
dentist says that he or she can remove your metal fillings but
this would leave such a big hole it would be better to CROWN
them, say “NO!” A crown is a prescription for disaster. The
tooth has to be drilled down to a nubbin to fit the hollow cap
(crown) over it.
Dr. C: The space between that nubbin and the cap is sup-
posed to be completely filled, so no space exists for bacteria.
But actually, that doesn’t happen. Every crown I have seen re-
moved revealed a gray to black tooth zone. This is where the
Clostridium was growing right into the tooth. Since Clostridium
is a “tumor microbe”, that is, it can change RNA to DNA, such
infected teeth must be quickly extracted for very sick patients.
The infection is in the tooth, not on the tooth. You can assume
that every crowned or capped tooth has gross infection under-
neath. The tooth cannot be cleaned up. Crowned teeth and
capped teeth must be extracted.
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These teeth with their crowns removed reveal a black surface un-
derneath and fine gray lines of further invasion of the tooth. It is in-
variably Clostridium at work.
Fig. 24 Black tooth under crown

Dr. J: That’s a lot of extractions for some people.
Dr. C: Yes. A mouthful of caps or crowns must be ex-
changed for dentures or partials. They should not have had
crowns put on in the first place. Of course, the hazard was not
known at that time.
Dr. J: Would you suggest different dentistry for healthy and
sick people, then?
Dr. C: I suppose we do this unconsciously, already. When
we are sick we stop our bad habits and risk taking. Later, when
we are well we return to them. But it isn’t logical. It’s only a
matter of time when we must correct our mistakes. A sick per-
son has only weeks to root out the sources of his or her body’s
infections, while those who still feel well may have years re-
maining, depending on body immunity.
Dr. J: What do you do for yourself? Do you have metal or
plastic in your mouth?
Dr. C: All my large plastic fillings became extractions. I
plan to fill the back spaces with partials. At present, there is no
filling material safe enough to keep permanently in my mouth,
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but I am watching the dental marketplace in Germany. They are
aware of the toxicity problem from plastics and may be the first
to solve it.
Dr. J: What about the front teeth? Are you carrying plastic
in them?
Dr. C: No, I simply had the plastic taken out by air abrasion.
This avoids enlarging the original hole. I am keeping the holes
empty and very, very clean. Perhaps a new non-toxic plastic
will be developed soon. In fact, I was hoping you would
develop it.
Dr. J: So you took out the plastic I so artistically put in 13
years ago?
Dr. C: Yes, and I am happy to tell you I had no Clostridium
infections under them. So it can be done! Maybe your technique
was superior. Maybe no open dentine was involved, only
enamel! The technique being used everywhere else, though, has
to be much better before it is acceptable.
Dr. J: Then why did you remove them?
Dr. C: When I originally tested the composite you were
going to use for me, I found it free of heavy metals but I didn’t
test for urethane and bisphenol-A. And I didn’t test the
base/liner and other little adjunctive materials a dentist uses be-
sides the composite. These become part of the restored tooth
and leach their toxins constantly. So my fillings were seeping
copper, cobalt and vanadium which I detected in my retina and
optic nerve. In addition I detected mercury and silver that was
stuck under the plastic fillings—the remains of my previous
amalgams. But they came out with the air abrasion.
Dr. J: Do you think that small amount matters?
Dr. C: That tiny amount makes the difference between re-
covery and no recovery for the very sick patient. In healthier
people you don’t notice the health boost.
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Dr. J: Since you are now extracting mercury-filled teeth in-
stead of refilling them with plastic, do you use any special pre-
cautions?
Dr. C: Extractions should be done carefully, so the amal-
gam doesn’t break up, letting little pieces get away to lodge in
crevices in the gums or bone or the hole itself. In Mexico we
routinely refer the patient to an oral surgeon for extractions and
to a dentist for air abrasion cleaning or temporary cement fill-
ings.
Dr. J: No dentist in the US would extract a tooth just be-
cause it has a large amalgam filling in it.
Dr. C: The amalgam is very toxic. The available plastic re-
placements are toxic, too. But to prove this, you would need
Syncrometer technology, searching for metals in the bone mar-
row, spleen, thymus, lymph nodes. That’s where it’s killing you
by blocking iron metabolism. It doesn’t chelate out. Your
choice is to succumb to illness or extract. Extractions are life-
saving. Patients will need to go to foreign countries for their
dental work.
Dr. J: How could you convince a seriously ill patient to do
that?
Dr. C: Words are not convincing so I don’t try too hard.
But if an MS patient who is disabled sees another MS patient
gain ground after tooth extraction it is quite convincing. The
results come so quickly that there is no argument. Likewise, for
the cancer or AIDS patient. They may be concerned about the
“stress” on their bodies from extractions. But when they see
similar patients start to eat again, get dressed or go for a walk
within days after getting their extractions, it doesn’t take per-
suasion. It’s seeing the miraculous recovery of others in the
same hopeless situation that’s convincing. In fact, I have heard
patients say, “Who needs their own teeth in a wooden box?”
Dr. J: What percentage of patients give such a dramatic re-
sponse?
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Dr. C: All of them, 100%. Evidently, toxic dentalware was
a large part of each person’s problem. The patient has run out of
detoxifying capability for heavy metals in certain vital organs,
and the tiniest bit now tips the scales, even tattoos. The front
teeth must be cleaned out carefully, as well, because the plastic
still has metal (copper, cobalt, and vanadium). After this, all the
teeth are polished clean with the same air abrasion device using
baking soda (instead of aluminum oxide). Baking soda will
combine with metal oxide in crevices and do a perfect job of
cleaning up after amalgam. You do the same for plastic fillings.
A dramatic response only comes after the entire job is
completed.
Remember to wait until your gums are healed over before
doing the air abrasion of front teeth, otherwise particles could
lodge in the wound site. It takes four to six days.
Dr. J: You advise using a rubber dam, don’t you?
Dr. C: Yes, a rubber dam plus a suction device to keep bits
of loose amalgam from swimming away to other locations,
hiding under gums and settling in extraction sites never to be
found again. That’s disastrous.
Dr. J: How do you fill these new holes left after removing
metal and plastic fillings?
Dr. C: You don’t.
Dr. J: Don’t they get infected?
Dr. C: Not in half a year’s time. That’s plenty of time to get
well in. After the patient is well, some risk-taking comes to
their mind again and they are determined to fill the holes. After
narrowly escaping death, though, would you risk putting any-
thing even slightly suspicious back in your mouth to suck on
continuously?
Dr. J: The answer to that is easy; no, of course. But what
about infection? Don’t all the open teeth start to ache?
Dr. C: No, they don’t. Patients treasure these last teeth.
They keep them squeaky clean by brushing with colloidal silver
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(five drops on toothbrush), or with white iodine; that saves
them from infection. If a tooth does become infected, it be-
comes an extraction.
Dr. J: Ultimately, do you fill them?
Dr. C: Yes, with zinc oxide and eugenol, common ZOE
cement.23
Dr. J: That’s really going back in time. If you don’t mix the
zinc oxide and eugenol in the right proportion it will crumble
right out.

The various ZOE supplies I tested were free of contaminants pro-
vided they were sets of powder and liquid, not premixed varieties.
Fig. 25 Good ZOE varieties

Dr. C: We’re doing it very well in Mexico. No problem at
all. No crumbling. They look bright white, a little too white, but
maybe a safe colorant will soon be found. The good thing is
that these ZOE fillings clean out easily; with air abrasion you
don’t even need anesthetic and you don’t have to drill the hole

23 ZOE stands for zinc oxide and eugenol. When these two are
mixed, the resulting “cement” gets very hard. Eugenol is also antisep-
tic, so the cavity wall doesn’t let infection get started.
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bigger every time you exchange it for a new ZOE filling or for
safe plastic when that becomes available. It was meant to be
temporary, but is holding up very well, as long as enough pow-
der is used in the ZOE mix.
Some people are allergic to ZOE, but this can be tested be-
forehand, and one of the other cements used instead.
Guidelines For A Healthy Mouth

If you have then...

Metal fillings Change them to zinc oxide and eugenol. The
Inlays and onlays original powder and liquid come in 2 separate
bottles. The ratio of powder to liquid deter-
mines the hardness. No premixed or faster
setting varieties are safe. Caution, do not use
base/liner, adhesive, bonder, primer or other
preparatory agents except as discussed later.
Crowns (all types) Extract tooth entirely.
Bridges Change to methacrylate partials.
Metal partials Change to methacrylate partials.
Dentures Change to methacrylate dentures.
Porcelain denture teeth Change to methacrylate denture teeth: they
must come loose in a bag, not set in a wax
bar. The wax adheres and pollutes the whole
denture, unless you wash each tooth thor-
oughly and dry it.
Badly damaged teeth Become extractions.
Root canals Become extractions.
Braces and implants Avoid.
Cavitations Need to be surgically cleaned and disinfected
with diluted Lugol’s iodine.
Temporary crowns Become extractions.
Temporary fillings Same procedure as for metal fillings.

The guidelines can be summarized as:

1. Remove all metal and plastic from the mouth.
2. Remove all dead or infected teeth and clean cavitations.
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Dr. C: Removing all metal and plastic means removing all
root canals, fillings and crowns. Take out all bridge work or
partials made of metal or plastic and change them into meth-
acrylate. But you may feel quite attached to the gold, so ask the
dentist to give you everything she or he removes. Look at the
underside. You will be shocked at the corrosion.

The top surfaces of tooth fillings are kept glossy by brushing (you
swallow some of what is removed). Underneath is tarnish and foul-
ness. Ask to see your crowns when they are removed.
Fig. 26 Tops and bottoms of some metal crowns.

The stench of the infection under some teeth may be over-
whelming as they are pulled. Clostridium gases are particularly
offensive. Bad breath in the morning is due to such hidden tooth
infections, not a deficiency of mouthwash!
All metal must come out, no matter how glossy it looks on
the surface. Metal does not belong in your body. It is toxic to
your metabolism and your immunity. Do this as soon as you
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have found a dentist able to do it. Find a dentist with experience
and knowledge about this subject. It is more than replacing ac-
knowledged culprits like mercury-amalgam fillings. This is
toxin-free dentistry. Only non-toxic plastic should be put back
in your mouth. At present, only methyl methacrylate has been
found to be safe, along with the cements, zinc oxide and zinc
phosphate. More varieties could be on the “safe” list, like the
silicates and carboxylates, if these compounds are ordered from
a chemical supply company, rather than a dental supply.

These are a few of the dental supplies I tested. They contain one or
more of the tumorigens: copper, cobalt, vanadium, maleic acid, malo-
nic acid, urethane, or scarlet red azo dye.
Fig. 27 Dental materials

Dental plastic, to be safe, must not contain malonic and
maleic acids, nor urethane or bisphenol-A, nor a carcinogenic
“azo” dye, nor polluting heavy metals. Not only the restorative
material, but the liner/adhesive, bonder, primer, etc. must be
free of these toxins. An analysis for these toxins should be a
requirement for all dental materials.
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