I bought Hulda's book a few years ago and, following instructions in the
book, made the battery-driven bug-killer gadget and used it. I don't
know how much the placebo effect had to do with (did not care at the
time), but I did feel better enough to continue using it. I am working
abroad just now, so I can't get to it for a while to test it again.

Also, FWIW, I  followed her instructions for removing gall stones. I
felt
great for a day or so after that, but maybe it was the fasting or the
placebo effect or ...... who knows? Please skip the rest of this
paragraph if you don't like graphic
detail....there were hundreds of "gallstones" floating in the pan. I
dissected one. In my opinion it was too soft to be a gall stone. It was
not built up in layers like a pearl, as I believe gallstones are. I
think it was a ball of (recently ingested) olive oil, grapefruit and
bile.
Some of the ones I did not dissect may have been gallstones, I suppose.
Maybe the real gallstones did not float and I missed them.

"Dan C." wrote:
>
> Nice contribution!
>
> By the way, does someone here care about molds (most probably in nuts)? I
> have read Hulda Clark's Book (The Cure for All Diseases) and I must admit I
> take them more seriously...specially when I now know that a single mold can
> occupy the immune system for WEEKS. Anybody know about efficient ways to
> prevent / clean them off of food and body ?
>
> Thanks in advance for feedback,
>
> Dan C.
>
> >From: Robert Wolf <[log in to unmask]>

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