Prostate Pain and Disorders

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Causes

Prostate disorders arise primarily from the accumulation of parasites, especially Ascaris and Fasciolopsis, as well as heavy metals, notably mercury, nickel, and thallium. These substances enter the prostate through dental metals, contaminated hygiene products (e.g., metal-based denture creams and toothpaste), or solvent-polluted water and food. Dr. Clark also identifies bacterial co-infections (e.g., Enterococcus, Proteus) that thrive once parasites lodge in the gland. Solvents open tissue barriers, facilitating parasite migration and metal embedding in prostate tissue.

Symptoms:

• Dull or sharp pain in the lower pelvis or perineum
• Discomfort during ejaculation
• Frequent urination, especially at night
• Urinary urgency and weak stream
• Pressure or fullness in the rectum or bladder
• Elevated PSA levels without clear infection
• Difficulty fully emptying the bladder

Associated Conditions:

Prostate-related issues described by Dr. Clark are commonly linked to chronic prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and prostate enlargement. These may manifest alongside persistently elevated PSA values or abnormal findings during a rectal exam. Inflammation caused by parasites and heavy metals can also contribute to reduced urinary control and impaired sexual function, making early detoxification and parasite removal critical for long-term recovery.

Treatment Steps

1. Parasite Elimination
   • Use the full parasite program (black walnut tincture, wormwood, cloves)
   • Include high-dose zapping, especially targeting Ascaris and Fasciolopsis
2. Dental Clean-up
   • Remove all metal fillings, crowns, and nickel-based dental materials
   • Clean cavitations and infected jaw tissues to eliminate hidden mercury/nickel leakage
3. Environmental Clean-up
   • Eliminate metal-contaminated products: metal-handled toothbrushes, denture adhesives, metal pipes
   • Stop using canned food, soda cans, or any item stored in metal-lined packaging
4. Kidney and Prostate Support
   • Support drainage with kidney herbs such as Uva Ursi, Hydrangea, and ginger root tea
   • Drink sterilized water; avoid beverages containing solvents or flavoring extracts
5. Zapping and Frequency Work
   • Zap daily until symptoms improve; use prostate-specific frequencies when possible
   • Test and zap for metal toxins if available (nickel, mercury, cadmium)
   • See frequency zapping sessions → here
6. Maintenance
   • Continue monthly parasite maintenance
   • Repeat dental and environmental checks regularly
   • Monitor PSA and symptoms over time to confirm progress

Source “The cure for all diseases”, Dr. Hulda Clark, p. 124