Dr. Ng Chi-kin graduated from the University of London School of Medicine. After retiring in 1997, he studied with Dr. Clanton, MD, the founder of fundamental medicine, at the Mount Rainier Clinic in the United States and translated Clanton's Doctor of Medicine's famous book Bypassing Bypass Surgery "Say No to Bypass Surgery". In 2008, he began to practice and promote the theory and therapy of root cause treatment in Hong Kong; Dr. Wu once shared in his blog post "Treatment of Root Cause and Clear Cancer" that one of his patients had been diagnosed with metastatic cancer for 11 years, and she insisted on using the "Kelly Therapy" . Good health and no signs of cancer. Eventually she stopped Kelly therapy. Apart from some occasional arrhythmias, I feel fine and have no other problems. He once shared in his blog post "Treat the Root Cause of Cancer" that one of his patients had been diagnosed with metastatic cancer for 11 years, and she insisted on using the "Kelly Therapy". Good health and no signs of cancer. Eventually she stopped Kelly therapy. Apart from some occasional arrhythmias, I feel fine and have no other problems.
In 1987, uterine cancer killed 2,900 American women. Most localised uterine cancers can be cured through hysterectomy; however, once they have metastasized, the prognosis is very poor. Currently, about 80% of uterine cancer patients can survive for 5 years.
Another patient he mentioned in his book was a 72-year-old woman from Washington state. She has survived nearly 18 years since she was diagnosed with uterine cancer.
In 1987, uterine cancer killed 2,900 American women. Most localized uterine cancers can be cured through hysterectomy; however, once they have metastasised, the prognosis is very poor. Currently, about 80% of uterine cancer patients can survive for 5 years.
Before the cancer, she had been in good health; she had had five pregnancies. In 1966, when she was 52 years old, she went through menopause. At the age of 72, the patient first experienced multiple episodes of vaginal bleeding, each lasting for more than 6 weeks. At the end of October 1969, she consulted her gynaecologist. The doctor performed a uterine biopsy and the result showed that it was uterine adenocarcinoma. Examination of the tissue samples revealed grade III adenocarcinoma, the most aggressive form.
Her doctor recommended a course of radiation therapy followed by a hysterectomy. The patient agreed and completed a radiation implant therapy in the hospital for a total of 5120 rads. After receiving treatment, she returned home on November 7, 1969. The situation is stable. On December 9, she was admitted to the hospital again and underwent hysterectomy and ovary removal surgery. During the surgery, doctors found no signs of metastatic cancer; they assumed she was cured.
Six years after her term, her health gradually declined; she experienced fatigue, depression, and lower abdominal pain. Various tests by several doctors could not explain the decline in health. One doctor even said: "You have no disease, it's just your psychology."
The cancer has metastasised to the pelvis and lungs
In the fall of 1975, the woman went to see the doctor again. This time, the consultant surgeon discovered a tumor in the pelvis and suspected the recurrence of uterine cancer; a chest X-ray showed that the cancer had metastasized to both lungs. During the examination, several pulmonary nodules were found, the largest of which was 1.3cm in diameter, which were most likely cancer metastases. The surgeon removed a large tumor measuring 5.5×4.5x3cm on the left pelvis that extended to nearby tissues; it was confirmed to be endometrial adenocarcinoma that had metastasized. A post-surgery X-ray showed multiple lung nodules. The oncologist recommended an aggressive course of chemotherapy, but she finally refused. However, she was willing to receive 17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone, a synthetic hydroxyprogesterone therapy routinely given to patients with metastatic uterine cancer.
On December 1, 1975, the woman was discharged from the hospital, feeling very weak. Even after receiving hormonal therapy, her condition got worse - she became increasingly fatigued and short of breath, which may be related to the cancer metastasizing to her lungs. By March 1976, she could no longer get out of bed and was close to death.
By chance, she discovered "Kelly Therapy" and decided to undergo his therapy. In April 1976, she consulted Dr. Kelly, and although his doctor opposed "quackery," she began a course of Kelly therapy. But within just a year, her symptoms, including shortness of breath, were gone.
Kelley Diet
The Kelley Diet was developed in 1960 by Dr. Willian 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).
11 years after he was diagnosed with metastatic cancer, she still insists on using Dr. Kelly's "quackery approach." She is in good health and has no signs of cancer. She stopped the Kelly regimen because her health insurance refused to cover the cost of Kelly's supplements. Apart from some occasional arrhythmia, she feels fine and has no other problems.
He has had no contact with her doctor since she started receiving Kelly therapy. In November 1984, she went back for evaluation, and her doctor wrote an unusual report: The chest X-ray showed nothing wrong and was perfectly normal—in particular, there were no signs of metastasis. Dr. Wu shared that to his disbelief, it was confirmed in 1975 that her cancer had metastasized to her pelvis and lungs.
According to research, less than 14% of patients with metastatic uterine cancer survive five years regardless of any aggressive conventional therapy. Metastatic uterine cancer cannot be cured even if a woman continues to receive hormonal therapy (Note 1).
Improving the immune system function of cancer patients through comprehensive and natural effective methods can help cancer patients cope with the negative effects of traditional chemotherapy, improve their quality of life, and delay the spread of cancer.
References:
- De Vita, VT, et al. Cancer Principles; Practice of Oncology. Philadelphia; J.B. Lippincott Company, 1982, page 857.
- One Answer To Cancer - an Ecological Approach To The successful Treatment of Malignancy, 1974
- Cancer: Curing the Incurable Without Surgery, Chemotherapy, or Radiation, Dr. William Donald Kelley 和 Fred Rohe | 2001
- Dr. Lam Shiu Ling's recipe "Wellness Vegetable Juice" cancer treatment case testimonial, July 23, 2018
