Muscle diseases, muscular dystrophy, and myasthenia gravis

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Causes

Dr. Hulda Clark challenges the notion that muscle-wasting diseases are solely genetic. She believes they are caused by fluke parasites (e.g., liver and intestinal flukes) that migrate abnormally into muscle tissue, often due to exposure to solvents like xylene, toluene, or benzene, as well as heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses. Muscles become toxic dumping grounds when the kidneys and bowels are overwhelmed. Shared habits and environments, not just genetics, contribute to family-wide infections.

• In muscular dystrophy, xylene and toluene accumulate in both muscle and brain tissue.
• In myasthenia gravis, flukes may release chemicals that damage acetylcholine receptors, causing muscle weakness (especially drooping eyelids). The thymus, commonly affected, is highly sensitive to benzene found in food products and household items.

Symptoms

• Muscle weakness or wasting
• Drooping eyelids (myasthenia gravis)
• Fatigue, poor motor control
• Family patterns of muscle disease (due to shared contamination and parasites)

Treatments

1. Kill parasites and pathogens:
   • Use the zapper twice a week or follow the herbal parasite program consistently for 1–2 years.
   • Test muscles electronically using fluke slides and muscle samples (e.g. hamburger meat).
   • Eliminate all parasite, bacteria, and virus residues from muscles and thymus.
2. Eliminate solvents:
   • Stop all store-bought drinks and powders, including health food varieties.
   • Remove all flavored and processed foods (cereals, sweets, etc.).
   • Avoid exposure to solvents in garages, workshops, or cleaning products.
   • Solvents like xylene and toluene will leave the body within 5 days once consumption stops.
3. Remove heavy metals:
   • Clean up all dental ware and eliminate tooth metals (especially thallium).
   • Avoid any new contamination from pets or unclean environments.
4. Family-wide parasite cleanup:
   • Treat all family members and pets to prevent reinfection.
   • Shared parasite exposure must be fully removed to protect affected individuals from recurrence or relapse.

Sources:

• The Cure for All Diseases, Dr. Hulda Clark, p. 218
• Dr. Clark’s Zapper frequency chart, Dr. Hulda Clark, fluke parasite frequencies, and muscle disease protocols