Stomach ulcer: Causes, symptoms, and treatment

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Causes

Dr. Hulda Clark identified stomach ulcers not merely as damage from acid but as a silent infestation of parasites and tooth bacteria, often entering the stomach via saliva. These pathogens remain undetected because ulcers may be painless. Contributing toxins include:

• Pesticide arsenic, commonly inhaled via household sprays.
• Fiberglass, asbestos, formaldehyde, and freon, which are trapped in mucous membranes and swallowed.
• Dental toxins, such as metals and bacterial residues from dentalware.

Symptoms

• Often no pain at all.
• If pain is present, it may be associated with eating or stomach stress.
• Hidden infestation and toxic buildup may cause chronic irritation or fatigue without obvious ulcer signs.

Treatment

1. Kill parasites and bacteria
   Use Dr. Clark’s herbal parasite cleanse (black walnut hull, wormwood, cloves) and/or a zapper. This eliminates the root microbial causes.
2. Avoid antacids
   These suppress symptoms but support parasite survival and toxic buildup.
3. Air and dental cleanup
   • Eliminate pesticide use and improve air quality.
   • Identify and remove contaminated dental materials. This typically requires several visits to a holistic dentist.
4. Liver cleanses
   • Essential for detoxifying accumulated poisons.
   • Continue for 1–2 years to fully restore liver health and eliminate deep-seated toxins.

Note: Pain relief may occur in a few weeks, but complete recovery requires long-term commitment to cleansing and revitalizing both liver and stomach.