Finger pain treatment

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Finger joint pain is often caused by uric acid and phosphate deposits, which collect in the small joints where circulation is weakest. Dr. Hulda Clark confirms that this pain shares the same origin as toe pain: acid buildup, microbial activity, and chronic chemical exposure. The inflammation and stiffness in the fingers are not simply age-related—they are caused by identifiable and correctable internal conditions.

Since the root causes are the same, the general treatment follows the same protocol as for toe pain.

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Magnet therapy

For local symptom relief, Dr. Clark recommends the application of a strong permanent magnet (5000 gauss) directly over the painful joint. This does not replace detox measures, but it provides temporary relief by disrupting the electrical activity of parasites and supporting circulation.

• Use a north-pole side of a 5000 gauss magnet.
• Apply for short intervals (up to 30 minutes) over the affected joint.
• Repeat as needed but always combine with full detox protocol.

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Dental and environmental clean-up

Magnet therapy can ease discomfort, but permanent relief depends on full dental and environmental clean-up:

• Remove amalgam fillings, root canals, and cavitations that contribute to systemic hippuric acid production.
• Eliminate personal care products and foods containing solvents, benzoates, and preservatives.
• Switch to toxin-free alternatives and eat only freshly prepared food.

These measures stop the constant reintroduction of acids and bacteria that inflame the joints.