The causes of pain

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Pain is one of the most common health complaints. Dr. Hulda Clark’s scientific findings demonstrate that pain is never random nor merely mechanical or age-related. It is always the result of internal disruptions, such as parasites, pollutants, toxic deposits, or overloaded detox organs, affecting specific tissues or organ systems.

In her book “The Cure for All Diseases”, Dr. Clark mapped out the root causes of pain. Pain is the result of:   

• toxic accumulations
• immune conflicts
• organ dysfunction
• microbial colonization in tissues.

Her tests identified correlations between pain locations, such as joints, abdomen, or spine, and the presence of defined toxins, pathogens, or metabolic waste products. Treatments, therefore, are not about suppressing pain, but about removing the underlying problem.

To make sense of the many pain-related conditions, we can group them into four main categories based on shared causes and treatment strategies:

1. Crystalline and acidity-related pain: caused by uric acid, oxalates, and other sharp deposits that attract bacteria and inflame joints and extremities. This group includes pain in toes, heels, feet, knees, and fingers. Where deposits frequently lodge and trigger bacterial activity.
2. Parasite and heavy metal-related muscle and joint pain: driven by the presence of Trichinella, Strongyloides, and other parasites, as well as dental metals and thallium stored in soft tissues. This affects muscles of the thighs, hips, upper arms, back, and spine, often linked to fibromyositis, fibromyalgia, and rheumatoid arthritis.
3. Pain in digestive and reproductive organs: often tied to liver flukes, pancreatic flukes, dyes, and solvents that inflame or congest internal systems. Common sites include the appendix, colon, bladder, prostate, uterus, and ovaries, often producing vague, cramping, or radiating pain.
4. Dental, neurological, and upper body pain: rooted in cavitations, root canals, amalgam fillings, and neurotoxins affecting the cranial and cervical regions. This category includes pain in the teeth, jaw (TMJ), eyes, ears, temples, scalp, neck, shoulders, and even fingers when nerve routes are involved.

In the following chapters, we will explore each of these groups in detail, examining the key causes, typical symptoms, and how Dr. Clark’s protocols address the true source of pain. 

From “The cure for all diseases”, Dr. Hulda Clark, p. 51