No matter what kind of cancer you have, as long as your immune system and self-healing system have not been completely destroyed by the "three major" conventional therapies - surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, use Gerson Therapy and Kelly Therapy With the Richardson Therapy program, there is still hope for recovery.
Dr. Max Gerson (MD) and Dr.William Donald Kelley (MD)
Almost all cancer patients, after being diagnosed with cancer, will receive the "Big Three" recommended by their doctors; they will inevitably suffer from the devastation of the treatments until the doctor tells them: "We have done all we can", and then they look for alternative treatments everywhere. (alternative therapy). As for how to determine which alternative treatments are worth trying, readers can decide based on the following three "must" guidelines:
- Therapy "must" have a scientific basis;
- Therapy "must" be reasonable, logical and humane;
- Therapy "must" have unquestionable success stories to refer to.
According to Dr. Ng Chi Kin’s research, there are only three “cures” for cancer that meet the above three “must” guidelines. They are:
- Gerson Therapy
- Kelly or Kelley Therapy
- Richardson Therapy
These three "cures" all have one thing in common, that is, they target the root cause of cancer--that is, they treat the root cause. Therefore, they can cure countless cancer patients, including terminal cancer patients who have been devastated by the "three major".
Among these three cancer cure methods, the author personally believes that the Kelly method is the most convincing because his cure method was passed down and carried forward by his only "apprentice" Dr. Nicholas J. Gonzalez (1947-2015) . Through research and practice, Dr. Gonzales improved the Kelly protocol and made it a more effective Gonzales protocol.
Dr. Ng Chi Kin, Kenneth translated more than 20 "recovery" cases of Kelly's cancer from Dr. Gonzalez's One Man Alone. He has only one purpose, which is to let readers and patients know that no matter what kind of cancer you have, as long as your immune system And the self-healing system has not been completely destroyed by the "Big Three". Using the Kelly Plan, you still have hope of recovery.
If you are diagnosed with cancer, your chances of receiving the Kelly Therapy are almost zero because:
You had no idea that Kelly Therapy has been around for nearly half a century;
Even if you are aware of the Kelly Method and even believe in its effectiveness, where do you find a doctor who will use it?
Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez is notable in the cancer community for walking the delicate line between orthodox oncology and alternative medicine, now called complementary medicine. I interviewed him in 2003. Although his ideas and treatments have been criticized, his insights have shed some light on cancer's mysteries.
Kelley's Cancer Treatment
The Kelley Diet was developed in 1960 by Dr. William Kelley, who combined the diet with his enzyme protocol to cure his own stage 4 pancreatic cancer. The purpose of this diet is to have sufficient nutrient density, optimal immunity, and maximum hormonal control of the body to help detoxify the liver and kidneys. This diet can also be combined with other natural therapies for optimal results (including Kelley enzyme protocol, infrared saunas, ozone therapy and rife therapy.)
Starting as a medical student in 1980, Dr. Gonzalez reviewed more than 1,000 medical records of dentist William Kelley. Dr. Kelly claimed that in the 1960s, he refused surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy and used nutritional therapy (pancreatic enzymes, minerals, vitamins and coffee enemas, etc.) to cure his liver and pancreatic cancer.
Dr. William Donald Kelley believes that pancreatic enzymes are crucial because they digest tumor cells. However, his treatment relied on two other theories. First, he claims his treatment also detoxifies the body, allowing the patient's immune system to destroy the cancer on its own. Secondly, he believes that different cancer patients have different diseases, so each patient should receive individualized treatment.
Kelly developed his ideas about cancer based on Max Gerson (Gerson therapy) and named his treatment "non-specific metabolic therapy". Kelly believed that cancer was a single disease caused by a lack of certain enzymes. [His treatment included pancreatic enzyme injections, 50 daily vitamins and minerals, regular doses of amygdalin, regular baths, detoxification with coffee enemas, and a specific diet. Kelly also added prayer and osteopathy to his treatment regimen .
So Dr. Kelly and a group of like-minded doctors began treating patients, triggering outrage from the American Cancer Society (which claimed Kelly was a charlatan) and several professional societies. Eventually, Dr. Kelly's dental license was revoked, and patients interested in his treatment options had to travel to Mexico for treatment.
After Dr. Gonzalez reviewed the cases and interviewed more than 400 of Dr. Kelly's patients, he concluded that the treatment was effective. Hundreds of patients whose cancer was originally considered to have reached the terminal metastatic stage have survived 5, 10 or even longer years.
Later, Dr. Gonzalez completed a fellowship in immunology and began practicing medicine in New York City, treating a variety of conditions, including chronic fatigue and multiple sclerosis. His treatment of cancer, especially terminal cancer, has brought him both fame and controversy.
Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez teamed up with another physician, his onetime wife, Dr. Linda Isaacs, to advocate nutritional therapy similar to Dr. Kelly's, using vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Dr. Gonzalez prescribed coffee enemas to his patients because he believed they would improve liver function and promote the elimination of waste products. Finally, he gave cancer patients up to 45 grams of pancreatic enzymes. According to information on Dr. Gonzalez's website, his cancer patients take 130 to 175 capsules per day, while non-cancer patients take 80 to 100 capsules per day.
In 1994, Dr. Gonzalez conducted an experimental study of his treatment regimen. The study included 11 patients with inoperable, advanced pancreatic cancer: five lived more than two years and two lived more than four years; in a control group who received standard chemotherapy, no patient lived past 19 months.
The findings prompted the National Institutes of Health (N.I.H.) to fund a formal controlled trial at Columbia University to test Dr. Gonzalez's treatment in 55 patients with advanced pancreatic cancer. The regimen was compared with chemotherapy. Results of the trial, published in 2010 in The Journal of Clinical Oncology, showed that patients who received chemotherapy lived on average three times longer than those who received Proteolytic Enzyme Therapy.
BARRON H. LERNER, MD, once interviewed Dr. Gonzalez. Dr. Gonzalez was both affable and professional, assuring Barron Lerner that he had never claimed that his treatment was superior to Cancer treatments that have proven efficacy may be recommended to patients first. He said he was simply opening the door to patients whose disease had progressed or who refused standard chemotherapy.
But Barron Lerner was more shocked by his patients than Dr. Gonzalez. He introduced a female patient to Barron Lerner. Although she was diagnosed with metastatic ovarian cancer 10 years ago, she is still living well after his treatment. Dr. Gonzalez also showed Barron Lerner her pathology report, confirming what he said was true. Barron Lerner has also met with several other patients who believe their lives were saved by the hundreds of capsules they take every day.
This view was expressed in dozens of comments online after the unexpected death of 67-year-old Gonzalez Barron Lerner on July 21, 2015. Jen H from Washington wrote: "The glimmer of hope he brings when the patient has given up all hope is priceless." Others say that Dr. Gonzalez wrote to him personally explaining why he Unable to treat his dying father.
As a man with orthodox scientific medical training, Dr. Gonzalez struck Barron Lerner as a challenge. There was no good data on the effectiveness of his regimen, and much of what he prescribed made no medical sense. Speaking of which, isn't it more likely that most of his patients were simply misdiagnosed, or that their cancers stopped growing for some other reason? In addition, because insurance companies rarely reimburse the cost of unconventional treatments, Dr. Gonzalez's regimens often cost patients tens of thousands of dollars.
However, when an acquaintance had exhausted all treatment options and was still about to die from cancer, Barron Lerner cautiously mentioned Dr. Gonzalez's work and Baron's work to the patient. Len Lerner has seen so-called "cured" patients in his office.
Many patients who are receiving orthodox medical treatment express their resolute refusal to accept this type of therapy. Often also: "No matter how desperate, I would never try something so unscientific."
Despite the lack of evidence of efficacy, Dr. Linda Isaacs continued to offer Gonzalez's regimen to patients who were convinced that their cancer was linked to nutrition.
In addition, Dr. Gonzalez's work is showing its vitality in other ways. New immunotherapies attempt to harness the body's immune system to fight cancer. Moreover, recent studies have suggested that cancers vary from patient to patient, necessitating personalized treatment.
The Gonzalez plan is more complicated. Interested readers can refer to Dr. Gonzalez’s “healing” cases─Conquering Caner: Volume One and Conquering Caner: Volume Two.
References and materials:
- 《The Beautiful Truth》,DVD documentary about Gerson Therapy
- One Answer To Cancer - an Ecological Approach To The successful Treatment of Malignancy, 1974
- The Complete William Kelley Protocol, This book chronicles the evolution of the William Kelley, DDS, Enzymatic Program, 2024
- 癌症患者的唯一希望 - Dr. Ng Chi Kin (MD) 2019-05-11 Master Insight
- Alternative cancer treatment with enemas, BARRON H. LERNER, M.D., New York Times 2016-2-28
- Barron H. Lerner, M.D., professor of medicine and population health at New York University Langone Medical Center, publishes the new book "The Good Doctor: A Father, a Son" "The Good Doctor: A Father, A Son and the Evolution of Medical Ethics"
- Dr. William Donald Kelley - an alternative cancer treatment，Wikipedia
- The role of Nutrition in cancer treatment, Dr. Joseph Brenner, MD Oncologist
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