Intestinal Pain (IBS, colitis, Crohn’s)

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Causes

Dr. Clark identifies intestinal pain as the result of a combination of parasites, bacteria, pollutants, and dietary contamination. Key culprits include:

• Parasites: Ascaris, intestinal flukes, pinworms, Capillaria, Trichuris, Strongyloides, and others.
• Bacteria: Salmonella, Shigella, E. coli, and amoebas are often carried inside parasites.
• Fungi and viruses: Present within the parasitic ecosystem.
• Pollutants: Propyl alcohol, wood alcohol, benzene, and mercury interfere with digestion and immune response.
• Allergens: Often falsely assumed; e.g., dairy reactions are often due to Salmonella contamination rather than true lactose intolerance.
• Food and pets: Dairy and uncooked foods often carry bacteria; pets reinfect hosts through eggs and hair.

Symptoms:
Individuals suffering from intestinal pain may experience chronic diarrhea, bloating, and cramping in the abdominal region. Constipation may alternate with loose stools, and persistent discomfort or tenderness is common. Food sensitivities, particularly to dairy, wheat, or raw vegetables, are frequently reported but often result from bacterial contamination rather than true allergies. In cases like Crohn’s disease, inflammation may affect the upper intestine, leading to more severe pain, fatigue, and systemic effects. Emotional instability and immune disturbances can also arise from ongoing intestinal dysfunction.\

Associated Conditions:
The primary conditions linked to intestinal pain in Dr. Clark’s findings include Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), various forms of colitis, including spastic and ulcerative colitis, and Crohn’s disease. Appendicitis is also a frequent consequence of parasitic infestation, particularly with pinworms and other intestinal worms that invade or obstruct the ileocecal valve.

Treatment Steps

1. Bowel Cleanse
   Begin with full bowel cleansing to clear waste, lower microbe load, and improve absorption. Use Cascara sagrada or Epsom salts if needed for evacuation.
2. Parasite Cleanse
   Use Black Walnut Hull Tincture Extra Strength, Wormwood, and Cloves. In stubborn or recurrent cases, proceed with the Ascaris Program targeting nematodes not killed by walnut tincture.
3. Zapping
   Daily zapping is essential, since electrical current cannot penetrate bowel contents. Continue for several weeks for deeper tissue cleansing.
4. Dairy and food sterilization
   Boil all milk and dairy for 10 seconds. Avoid cheese, yogurt, and unboiled products. No raw deli food, undercooked meat, or restaurant dishes unless baked.
5. Dietary sanitation
   Disinfect food and utensils. Wash hands frequently, especially before eating. Cut fingernails short to prevent self-reinfection.
6. Environmental cleanup
   Remove mold, toxic cookware, synthetic cleaners. Clean water and air supply from asbestos, formaldehyde, and metals.
7. Pet Management
   Remove pets during recovery unless they are on a parasite herb program. They are a major source of reinfection through hair and contact.
8. Follow-up cleansing
   Continue with Kidney Cleanse, Liver Cleanse, and Environmental clean-up to ensure complete elimination of fluke debris and solvent residues.