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Got a question, dear one?
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Each one of Hulda Clark's books is above 600 to 800 pages densely packed with information. She was a prolific researcher and writer. Mainstream science is still catching up with the findings she made over 30 years ago.
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Whether you are new to the Hulda Clark protocols or a seasoned follower of her lifestyle recommendations, you may benefit from checking out our AI-powered research assistant containing the books by Hulda Clark so you can type in your questions and get answers based on her published work. Give it a try.
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Let's Flex Our Zapping Community
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Record a video of yourself zapping and send it as a reply to this email. We want to put together a fun video of all of us zapping together to represent and celebrate our community, the Frequency Generation. ⚡️ See you soon.
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Jay's Story
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The Hulda Clark Zapper is a big part of Jay’s family story. It bridges four generations, starting with his grandfather who taught him electronics, his father who introduced him to the work of Hulda Clark, and continuing the legacy to his child who has been zapping from early childhood. Thank you, Hulda Clark, for bringing us all together. 💖
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Springtime Fiddleheads
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Fiddleheads are young fronds of the ostrich fern. They are wild foraged only in the spring in Maine, the rest of Northern New England, and Canada. We boil them to remove tannins, add butter and seasoning, then zappicate for 12 minutes before serving. Do you have fiddleheads growing in your area? How do you cook them?
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Thank you for reading our newsletter. This is our 25th year of providing education, inspiration, and high quality products toward a healthier lifestyle. We are grateful for your continued subscription. Feel free to forward this to anyone you think may need this information. Until next time, take care.
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Jay & Hazel
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