10 Naturopaths Following Dr. Hulda Clark’s Protocols

Dr. Hulda Clark’s revolutionary approach to natural healing has inspired many health professionals to adopt her protocols in their practice. In this article, we highlight ten naturopaths who have embraced Dr. Clark's methods, using her principles to help patients heal and achieve optimal wellness. These practitioners are dedicated to providing alternative treatments that focus on detoxification and addressing root causes of illness. By incorporating Dr. Clark's teachings, they are offering a holistic approach to health that aligns with her belief in the body’s natural ability to heal itself. Read on to learn more about these naturopaths and how they are making a difference in the world of alternative medicine.

1. Dr. Amelia Withington – A Virginia-based practitioner cited in discussions about Morgellons disease, Dr. Withington employs detoxification and immune-boosting protocols similar to Clark’s, including herbal antiparasitic treatments and dietary interventions [A-3][A-6]. Her approach resonates with Clark’s emphasis on identifying and eliminating systemic pathogens. Phone: (610) 874-5257

2. Dr. Cheryl Reed – Operating in Tampa, Florida, Dr. Reed specializes in chronic degenerative diseases using botanical medicine and detoxification, mirroring Clark’s focus on liver cleanses and parasite eradication. Her protocols often include Clark-compatible tools like frequency generators and herbal tinctures. 813 235 4982

3. Dr. Jergens Winkler – Based in Oceanside, California, Dr. Winkler integrates Clark’s zapper technology and herbal therapies into treatments for Lyme disease and autoimmune conditions, emphasizing electromagnetic and parasitic influences on health. His methods align with Clark’s theories on pathogen-driven chronic illness. (760) 585-4616

4. Dr. James Matthews – A Maryland practitioner mentioned in Morgellons research, Dr. Matthews utilizes Clark-inspired protocols such as black walnut hull and clove for parasitic infections, alongside dietary alkalization. His work underscores Clark’s belief in parasitic roots of disease. (801) 475-3500

5. Dr. Gary Smith – An Alabama-based ND, Dr. Smith employs Clark’s liver and kidney cleanse protocols alongside heavy metal detoxification, particularly for patients with environmental toxin exposure. His practice emphasizes Clark’s principle of addressing "body burden".

6. Dr. Susan Kolb – An Atlanta practitioner combining naturopathy with environmental medicine, Dr. Kolb uses Clark’s parasite cleanses and frequency therapies for cancer and chronic infections. Her approach reflects Clark’s intersection of bioenergetics and detoxification. (315) 824-1100

7. Dr. Peterson (Citrus, Florida) – Specializing in chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction, Dr. Peterson adopts Clark’s protocols for viral and bacterial load reduction, including ozonated oils and herbal antiparasitics. His methods align with Clark’s focus on microbial synergies in disease. (352) 726-1551

8. Dr. Anja Lindblad – A licensed ND in Walnut Creek, California, Dr. Lindblad integrates Clark’s detox protocols into adjunctive cancer care, emphasizing coffee enemas and immune modulation. Her work reflects Clark’s emphasis on gastrointestinal health. (925) 939-0300

9. Dr. Nicole Ortiz – At Live Well Clinic in California, Dr. Ortiz employs Clark-inspired dietary and herbal strategies for hormonal and metabolic disorders, particularly liver-supportive cleanses. Her protocols align with Clark’s focus on organ-specific detoxification. (858) 571-3630

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Key Themes in Their Practices:

• Parasite Cleansing: Central to Clark’s work, these NDs use black walnut, wormwood, and clove.
• Electromagnetic Therapies: Many utilize zappers or frequency devices.
• Detoxification: Heavy emphasis on liver/kidney cleanses and heavy metal removal.
• Dietary Interventions: Alkaline diets and avoidance of processed foods, per Clark’s anti-toxin philosophy.

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These practitioners exemplify the integration of Clark’s theories into modern naturopathy, despite regulatory challenges in some states. Their work underscores the growing demand for alternatives to conventional toxic treatments.

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