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Leg pain in adults is primarily caused by the buildup of phosphate and oxalate crystals in large muscle tissue. Unlike toe pain, which is concentrated in the joints and involves uric and hippuric acid, leg pain occurs in the thighs, calves, or ankles due to deeper muscular deposits. As Dr. Clark explained, these areas act as storage zones for unexcreted acids, especially when the kidneys are overwhelmed. Inflammation arises when bacteria colonize these crystals, leading to soreness, heaviness, or cramping rather than sharp joint pain.
The general treatment steps, kidney cleanse, parasite cleanse, dental clean-up, and pH balancing, are the same as in toe pain.
➡ For detailed instructions on these core treatment steps, FOLLOW LINK to the toe pain treatment page
The leg pain-specific treatment steps are incorporated into the toe pain procedure. See what you can do to fight leg pain. The deposits are phosphate and oxalate, not uric or hippuric acid. They accumulate in muscle tissue, not joints.
Food Avoidance Specifics
- Strictly avoid high-phosphorus foods: meats, cereals, carbonated beverages.
- Avoid all Solanaceae vegetables: potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants. These worsen phosphate retention.
Circulation Support
Dr. Clark notes leg pain often reflects weak foot or leg pulses.
- Support circulation with:
- Cayenne capsules
- Niacin (250 mg, time-release) several times daily
Pain tends to be diffuse, dull, or cramping in nature rather than sharp. It may extend through the entire leg, rather than being localized like toe pain.
With these targeted adjustments, Dr. Clark’s protocol clears crystal buildup from leg muscles, restores circulation, and eliminates microbial causes of inflammation. Each case still requires a complete clean-up to fully resolve the pain at its root.
The Cure for All Diseases, Dr. Hulda Clark, p. 70.
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