Neurological pain (head, nerves, Parkinson’s-like symptoms)

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Causes

• Parasites: Especially Strongyloides, Cysticercus (larval Taenia solium), Ancylostoma, Ascaris, Trichinella, and Cryptostrongylus pulmonic, many migrate to or cycle in the brain and nerves.
• Bacteria and viruses: Including Shigella, Mycobacterium phlei, Herpes virus, Nocardia asteroides, Cytomegalovirus, and Adenovirus.
• Heavy metals: Mercury, thallium, lead, copper, common from dental sources and pollution, accumulate in the brain and lower immunity.
• Toxins and solvents: Isopropyl alcohol, xylene, benzene, dyes, and azo compounds, many from dental fillings and household products.

Associated conditions:

Neurological pain of this type is commonly linked to a range of severe conditions identified by Dr. Clark. These include neurocysticercosis caused by Cysticercus in brain tissue, Parkinson’s-like symptoms, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and Alzheimer’s disease. Other related manifestations may include bruxism, chronic migraines, persistent fatigue, depression, and schizophrenia.

Symptoms:

Typical symptoms involve tingling sensations, tremors, and seizures. Patients often report a stiff neck and pain that radiates through the limbs. Chronic head pressure, migraines, memory problems, emotional instability, and gradual cognitive decline are also frequently observed.

Treatment protocol (general structure)

1. Full dental cleanup: This includes extraction of all root canals, dead teeth, and metal-filled teeth. Cavitations must be cleaned using Huggins-style techniques. Amalgam remnants must be removed using Arichega gum cleaning if necessary
2. Zapping: Use the zapper or frequency generator to eliminate parasites in the nervous system. Especially important for Strongyloides and Ascaris.
3. Detox heavy metals: Thioctic acid (α-lipoic acid) 100 mg, 2 capsules three times per day; vitamin C (5 g/day); optional chelation with EDTA under supervision
4. Parasite cleanse: Standard Clark protocol, with extra attention to brain parasites. Use black walnut hull, wormwood, and cloves.
5. Liver and kidney cleanses: These help eliminate residual toxins and metals after dental removal.
6. Supplements:
   • Vitamin D: 40,000–50,000 IU daily for 3 weeks, then twice per week forever (for bone healing in jaw)
   • Magnesium oxide: 300 mg, 1–2 times/day (for muscle spasms and nerve relaxation).
   • Valerian root: 1 capsule before bed or up to 6 capsules/day (for nerve calming).
   • MSM: 2–6 capsules/day, 20 minutes before meals (anti-inflammatory, detoxifier, antioxidant for the brain)
   • Alpha-lipoic acid: Brain-protective antioxidant; exact dosage: 100 mg 2–3x daily.

Important to follow:

• Cavitation cleaning is surgical and must be performed by a holistic dentist trained in Huggins protocol.
• Tooth zappication is helpful but not a substitute for physical cavitation cleaning.
• Aftercare includes antiseptic rinses (e.g., diluted Lugol’s or colloidal silver), hot packs instead of cold ones, and abstaining from antibiotics unless necessary.

These pain issues are deeply tied to hidden dental infections and brain-invading parasites. Full recovery depends on complete dental revision and pathogen elimination at the nerve level.