The testing you are looking for would be done, but, it would be bad for
business.

You have to understand that Clark probably does not own or know how to use a
microscope, chemical testing apparatus, or any conventional research
materials.  She has no medical trianing either, using a mnail-order
Naturopathy degree.

All her research is done using a quack machine, the Syncrometer, a copy of
an older quack machine, the Vega,  which  makes noises on contact with the
sklin determined by skin resistance, and nothing else.

She then interpets the noises (which always sound much the same to other
ears - they were reproduced on a web site once) to mean there is too much
palladium or other rare element, or some tropical paraiste, or cancer,  or
fluoride, or "toxins", or whatever  present.   She has never submitted
herself to blinded testing, and hardly anyone else has been able to get the
damned thing to work as claimed, or, in turn, subject themselves to blinded
testing that would certainly show it to be a crock.

So no real scientist would be seen dead taking her  claims seriously enough
to test them out.   They would be a laughing stock.

An exception is  chap called Lau, who does do some way out research.  He did
some studies on bacterial and cancer cell cultures. 1passing electrical
currents through thgem and found some effects.   These were almost certainly
due to the release of platinum compounds from the electrodes immersed in the
cultures..

But you are quite right.  Her theories could be easily validated and Clark
has been promising some proper research for years.  Pigs might fly..

Peter Moran