Onchocerca

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Onchocerca is a filarial nematode that lodges in subcutaneous tissues, lymphatic vessels, and, in advanced stages, can migrate to the central nervous system. Its presence causes chronic inflammation and lymphatic obstruction, affecting circulation and toxin drainage.

This parasite feeds mainly on corn and linoleic acid, a lipid found in many vegetable oils, which facilitates its growth and activity in the human body.

Dr. Hulda Clark associates Onchocerca with diseases such as schizophrenia, ulcerative colitis, kidney failure, and epileptic seizures. Its parasitic activity causes neurological damage, severe intestinal inflammation, and renal dysfunction, while also weakening the immune system and promoting the proliferation of other pathogens in affected organs.